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Ope Adetayo

Ope Adetayo

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Africa|Political|World

Nigerian lawmakers probe USAID-funded non-profit groups, others, document shows

Nigerian lawmakers are probing the activities of more than a dozen non-profit organisations and demanded they submit within a week tax and financial statements dating

Africa|Economy|Political|World

Nigeria to appoint ambassadors, 18 months after worldwide recall, sources say

Nigeria's government has started vetting potential candidates to lead its more than 100 diplomatic missions, with appointments expected "very soon", 18 months after

Nigeria to appoint ambassadors, 18 months after worldwide recall, sources say
Africa|Health|World

Nigeria to receive leprosy drugs after a year-long delay

The World Health Organization says it will send leprosy drugs to Nigeria this weekend after resolving testing hold-ups that led to a year

Nigeria to receive leprosy drugs after a year-long delay
Africa|Arts|World

Nigeria's museum agrees with royal ruler on custody of Benin Bronzes

Nigeria's national museum

Nigeria's museum agrees with royal ruler on custody of Benin Bronzes
Africa|Arts|Europe|World

Netherlands to return 119 Benin Bronzes to Nigeria

The Netherlands has agreed to return more than 100 Benin Bronzes to Nigeria, the latest European country to return cultural artefacts to Africa, the Dutch embassy in

Africa|Political|World

West Africa bloc announces formal exit of three junta-led states

The Economic Community of West Africa States (ECOWAS) on Wednesday announced the formal exit of junta-led Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger from the bloc following their

West Africa bloc announces formal exit of three junta-led states
Africa|Economy|World

UN seeks $910 million for humanitarian crisis in Nigeria's northeast

The United Nations will this week appeal for $910 million to help tackle a humanitarian crisis in northeastern Nigeria, which has been in the grip of an Islamist

UN seeks $910 million for humanitarian crisis in Nigeria's northeast
Africa|Crime|Political|World

'Bombed from the sky': Nigerians decry another deadly airstrike on civilians

When vigilantes in northwestern Nigeria's Tungar Kara town prepared to go after an armed gang in a nearby forest last Saturday, residents cheered and prayed for their

Africa|News|World

Nigerian airstrike killed 33 villagers during Eid, witnesses say

An airstrike on a village in Nigeria's northwestern Zamfara state killed at least 33 people last week, four residents and a traditional

Africa|News|World

Two Nigerian officers face court martial over drone strike that killed 85 civilians

Nigeria's military has ordered two officers to face court martial proceedings over a drone strike that killed at least 85 civilians, the defence HQ said on Thursday,

Africa|Crime|News|World

More than 100 inmates escape after rain damages Nigerian prison

At least 118 inmates escaped from prison after heavy rains on Wednesday night damaged the facility in Suleja near the Nigerian capital, a prison

More than 100 inmates escape after rain damages Nigerian prison
Celebrity|Health|News|World

Prince Harry and Meghan, greeted with cheers, talk mental health in Nigeria

Prince Harry and his wife Meghan were greeted with wild cheers, song and dance as they visited a school to talk about mental health in

Prince Harry and Meghan, greeted with cheers, talk mental health in Nigeria
Africa|Business|News|Travel

Emirates to resume Nigeria flights after nearly two years

Dubai's Emirates airline will resume flight schedules to Nigeria from Oct. 1, it said on Thursday, ending a close to two-year halt to flights.

Emirates to resume Nigeria flights after nearly two years
Africa|News

Nigerian farmers abandon farms after attacks, sending food prices higher

Hassan Ya'u, a 42-year-old maize and sesame seed farmer in Nigeria's northern Katsina state, was tending to his crops early this month when

Nigerian farmers abandon farms after attacks, sending food prices higher
Africa|News|World

Nigerian fishing community on edge after jihadists threaten attack

Nigerian fisherman Modu Umar has hardly slept for two weeks, torn between staying in his Baga community or fleeing after Islamist militants

Africa|Crime|News|World

Amnesty International says Nigerian army detains girls who escape from Boko Haram

Amnesty International on Monday accused the Nigerian army of illegally detaining girls and young women who have escaped from Boko Haram captivity because the military

Amnesty International says Nigerian army detains girls who escape from Boko Haram
Africa|News

West Africa's ECOWAS bloc needs up to $2.6 billion a year for security force

West Africa's regional bloc needs up to $2.6 billion annually to establish a 5,000-strong security force to combat terrorism, according to one of the options being

West Africa's ECOWAS bloc needs up to $2.6 billion a year for security force
Africa|News|World

Nigeria switches national anthem in what sceptics label a distraction

Nigerian President Bola Tinubu on Wednesday signed a bill switching back to a national anthem composed by a British expatriate and adopted at independence, a move some

Nigeria switches national anthem in what sceptics label a distraction
Africa|Food|Health|News|World

Nigeria's northeast risks mass hunger as UN funding dwindles

The United Nations humanitarian agency is struggling to secure funding to combat severe food insecurity in Nigeria's insurgency-hit northeast, raising fears of mass

Nigeria's northeast risks mass hunger as UN funding dwindles
Business|Economy|Finance|News

World Bank approves Nigeria's $2.25 billion loan request

The World Bank has approved a total of $2.25 billion loan for Nigeria to help stabilise its economy following reforms and scale up support for the poor, it said in a

World Bank approves Nigeria's $2.25 billion loan request
Africa|News|World

Deadly attacks in Nigerian town a reminder of Boko Haram threat

When Nigerian Adamu Buba saw a woman in a torn hijab at his friend's wedding last Saturday, he asked two colleagues to serve her food.

Africa|News|World

West African bloc says it risks disintegration if junta-led states leave

The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) said on Sunday the region risked disintegration and worsening insecurity after junta-led Burkina

West African bloc says it risks disintegration if junta-led states leave
Africa|Economy|News

West Africa's ECOWAS decries lack of progress with junta states

The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) said it was disappointed with a lack of progress in reconciling with breakaway, junta-led Burkina Faso, Mali and

West Africa's ECOWAS decries lack of progress with junta states
Economy|News|World

Nigeria military warns it will intervene to stop violence at looming protests

Nigeria's military will intervene to prevent any violence at protests by citizens planned for next month against bad governance and economic hardship, defence

Africa|Crime|News|Videos|World

At least 3 killed in Nigeria at protests over high cost of living

At least three protesters were killed in Nigeria's Kaduna state on Thursday, Reuters reporters and eyewitnesses said, as demonstrators rallied

At least 3 killed in Nigeria at protests over high cost of living

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