In a Nigerian town, a day in the life of two 15-year-olds – Rebecca from Nigeria and Blessing, a Cameroonian refugee.
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Violent groups have been used by established political parties in Nigeria for decades to influence the voting process.
How a Lagosian and his family manage their finances.
Hanny Heuvelink fears this year’s energy bill as she visits four supermarkets to find the cheapest staples.
Inside a Nigerian hospital ward treating Lassa, a virus that infects 100,000 – 300,000 people in West Africa every year.
Al Jazeera meets three host families to see how they’ve opened their homes to fellow Nigerians fleeing from Boko Haram.
Who is the Oba of Benin Kingdom in Nigeria and why is he so important to so many people?
In a country where court cases often last 10 years and many suspects languish in jails, could mediation be a solution?
Ibadan was once the hub of Nigeria’s film industry, but its cinemas have now been turned into churches and malls.
With the women who are challenging society’s expectations and making the industry thrive.
