National police ordered the deployment of helicopters, drones and specialized tactical teams to aid in the search for the medical students
Experts say the new strain is potentially deadlier and spreads faster
Rights groups called bill misplaced, aimed at ending dissent
Measure is designed to protect the country’s rapidly declining elephant population
Summit is part of commemoration of UN International Youth Day
Area Mama's body was found by the roadside
Doctors Without Borders, also known by its French acronym MSF, records an alarming 23,000 cases of severe malnutrition in the state since January
Analysts say the military's 'treason' label on protesters is misplaced
Nigerian youths called for the demonstrations to denounce government policies introduced last year
Citizens used online platforms to call for demonstrations against poor governance, cost-of-living crisis; authorities urge caution
ECOWAS on Sunday announced its counterterrorism force weeks after three members formed a security alliance that seems to make their exit from the West African bloc permanent
Presidential advisory council also toured an Abuja health facility as part of plans to promote diaspora-led investments in healthcare
Getting Nigeria’s state-owned refineries up and running would end years of idleness
US advisory council on African diaspora engagement is in Nigeria on mission to discuss diaspora-led investments across sectors including education, health, technology and creative industries
The UN humanitarian agency is struggling to raise enough funds to tackle food insecurity in Nigeria. A rising number of global crises are forcing countries to compete for resources. Timothy Obiezu reports. Warning: This video includes images some might find disturbing. View discretion is advised.
Massive protests swept through major Nigerian cities for two weeks in 2020
A media report said that some of the Samoa Agreement's clauses could promote same-sex relationships
Amnesty says S&P Global plays a role in rating Shell's debt, while BCG performs a variety of services for Shell
Nigeria is one of the world’s leading producers of ginger, but a massive outbreak of fungal disease last year caused millions of dollars of damage. The Nigerian government has launched an emergency recovery intervention to help ginger farmers. Timothy Obiezu reports from Kaduna.
West African country has reported more than 50 deaths from over 1,500 cases in latest outbreak
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