Nigerian authorities are seeking to pass a law that would give the government power to regulate digital platforms across the country. Supporters say social media has been used to spread falsehoods that threaten lives and property. But opponents say it's an attempt to stifle free speech.
Nigerian President Bola Tinubu calls it a victory for the “long exploited” African continent
The Mass Atrocities Casualties report published by Global Rights says Nigerian citizens have been living in fear of brutality from law enforcement agents as a result
Every year, more than 90,000 Nigerians visit holy sites in the Middle East and authorities in Nigeria say they're concerned about the escalation of violence
The latest figure keeps millions of people in Africa's largest country struggling to cope with economic challenges that, analysts say, are exacerbated by government reform policies
The main opposition parties are seeking to overturn Tinubu's election in court
An increase in oil prices would bring more revenue from sales of crude but drive up the cost of fuel for consumers
After the deadly blast, experts warn that chronic siphoning and illegal refining is perpetuated by corruption and wealth disparities
Bola Tinubu condemned the kidnappings, saying there is no moral justification for such heinous acts against these innocent victims
Workers are seeking reversal of government policies or introduction of measures to help citizens cope
At the recent Africa Climate Summit in Nairobi, Kenya, Nigerian officials said they hope to create millions of jobs and much cleaner air through the country’s Energy Transition Plan, moving from the use of firewood and coal to natural gas and other environmentally friendly sources of energy.
Experts say more cooperation between Africa's two largest economies would boost growth and development across the continent
The nations reportedly have established a framework for investments across multiple sectors
Presidential Election Petition Court upheld Bola Tinubu's victory after months of court challenge by opposition
Gabon’s coup leader and newly installed transitional president, General Brice Oligui Nguema, is facing pressure to spell out his plans for restoring civilian rule. But despite promising to organize credible elections, Oligui on Monday did not specify how long he will hold power
The assessment follows another coup, this time in Gabon
If convicted, the defendants face up to 14 years in prison
Concerns over internal security growing
The junta met with ECOWAS representatives for the first time since last month's coup, raising hopes of continued dialogue.
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