Summit seeks to enhance intelligence sharing among African nations and promote African-led strategies on counterterrorism
Pact provides legal support for joint protection of endangered species, including gorillas and chimpanzees, and shared natural habitats
In a historic moment, Iran launches a direct attack on Israel with hundreds of missiles, resulting in minimal damage. In Nigeria, the fate of dozens of young girls kidnapped by Boko Haram remains a mystery ten years after hundreds were abducted. This week on the Inside Story: Mideast Tension.
Nigerian authorities announce new measure compelling oil producers to sell shares of crude oil to local refiners before exporting
The president's opinion piece for Newsweek comes on 10th anniversary of Chibok schoolgirls kidnapping
Days following the kidnappings, activists coalesced and started the ‘Bring Back Our Girls,’ or BBOG, movement, demanding their rescue
Authorities say an existing power subsidy was not sustainable and did not spur electricity sector investment
Godwin Emefiele was arrested in June, days after President Bola Tinubu took office
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Authorities say one of two company executives in custody since late February escaped last week
Student journalists are leading efforts to hold public officials accountable in Nigeria. A media nonprofit is training students to investigate public construction projects and other targets of corruption and report to the community. Timothy Obiezu has the story for VOA.
Community had been attacked days earlier as violence continues in remote areas
Niger has played a key role in US counterterrorism operations in the Sahel region
Doctors Without Borders says there are more than half a million cases of severe acute malnutrition in the region
Officials say base, deployment of special forces will help ease residents’ fears as search for hundreds of students continues
The Nigerian film industry, often referred to as Nollywood, is the second largest moviemaker in the world in terms of volume, and is making strides both in terms of art and in popularity at the box office. Timothy Obiezu reports from Abuja.
Latest measure by authorities follows recent moves to save Nigeria's currency from collapse, address economic problems
The review is to address gender imbalances in Nigeria's politics and government
The more than 200 victims, mostly women and children in government-run camps, were in the forest searching for firewood
190 people will be tried for various offenses in election that also saw violence that killed more than 20 people
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