Festus Iyorah

A lack of in­fra­struc­ture, not ca­pac­i­ty, could hurt the con­ti­nent’s plan to sup­ply gas to Eu­rope in Rus­sia’s stead.

Au­thor­i­ties lift months-long sus­pen­sion on so­cial me­dia gi­ant’s op­er­a­tions af­ter it agrees to meet con­di­tions.

Twit­ter sus­pend­ed in Nige­ria af­ter the plat­form delet­ed a tweet from Pres­i­dent Buhari.

If Boko Haram leader is in­deed dead, some ex­perts ex­pect his fight­ers to join ISWAP in fur­ther blow to Niger­ian army.

Since De­cem­ber 2020, a to­tal of 769 stu­dents have been tak­en in at least five school kid­nap­pings in north­ern Nige­ria.

In Zam­fara, dis­placed chil­dren suf­fer from high lev­els of mal­nu­tri­tion as ban­dit­ry and vi­o­lence halt food sup­plies.

The armed group promised to at­tack Dan­dal Kura, but pre­sen­ters con­tin­ue to in­form lis­ten­ers on how to counter fight­ers.

Dambe has evolved from a sport be­long­ing to a West African caste to a sen­sa­tion en­joyed by mil­lions on­line.

Mi­grants say they are be­ing re­turned to the same con­di­tions that made them risk their lives cross­ing the Sa­hara desert.