In Nigeria hunger stalks the land
Nigeria is facing a “hunger crisis” as food items continue to be beyond the reach for many families, despite claims made by the regime of
Mehdi Hasan v Daniel Bwala was bulala to bum not “Head to Head”
When the epitaph for the Bola Tinubu regime is written, sending presidential spokesman Daniel Bwala to go and represent his boss on Al Jazeera’s Head
Insecurity ruining Nigeria’s economy
While Nigeria’s ruling class struggle to find solutions to the country’s multifaceted insecurity crisis, ordinary Nigerians are paying the price in lives, destroyed livelihoods and
Hat trick hero Victor Osimhen keeps Nigerian World Cup hopes alive
Cometh the hour, cometh the talisman as Victor Osimhen scored a glorious hat trick for Nigeria in a 4-0 win against Benin in the last
Is Nigeria pricing out the youth from affordable housing?
Nigeria faces a chronic housing crisis, among other crises. This video from German public service broadcaster DW, shows the obstacles – financial and otherwise –
Why is violence by Boko Haram and ISIL rising again in Nigeria?
Al Jazeera’s Inside Story discussion programme looked at Nigeria’s failures to deal decisively with the terrorism of Boko Haram and it’s affiliates. Many farming communities
NGO sues Shell in the Lagos High Court over oil mining licence transfer deal
An NGO, Human and Environmental Development Agenda (HEDA), has sued the oil major Shell in the Lagos High Court to stop them from selling their
Late Chirewa goal for Zimbabwe deals serious blow to Nigeria’s World Cup chances
Tawanda Chirewa, on the 90th minute of a frustrating match for hosts Nigeria, took advantage of slack marking from Nigerian skipper William Troost-Ekong to slip
Osimhen on the double to lift Nigeria’s hopes of World Cup qualification
Nigeria’s talismanic striker Victor Osimhen’s brace against Rwanda in Kigali gave new coach Eric Chelle a dream start in his first match in charge and
Stark inequality & contrast between rich and poor is a dangerous mix in Lagos
Lagos is Nigeria’s commercial capital and its economic hub. Most of Nigeria’s major businesses are headquartered in the megapolis. Nollywood, the second largest film industry
