Nigeria
Nigerian troops repelled simultaneous assaults by Islamist terrorists on military bases in Borno
Borno, the epicenter of Nigeria's 17-year Islamist insurgency, has seen Boko Haram and Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) fighters intensify attacks on both troops and civilians.
At least 32 killed in northwest Nigeria villages over armed assailants attack
When prayer is weaponized: Preserving faith’s sincerity in a politicized world - opinion
Rescue of 166 kidnapped Christian worshippers completed in Nigeria one month later
Netherlands returns 119 Benin bronzes, redressing 1897 British expedition looting
In recent years, about 1,100 objects from German, Scottish, British, and French museums have been returned amid pressure over colonial-era acquisitions.
Meet the Masa changemakers – Sharona Shnayder and Kristin Guerin
From picking up litter in a park to leading global change, these changemakers prove that small actions can spark powerful movements for climate justice.
Nigerian village celebrates the return of kidnapped students
The army announced on Sunday it had rescued 137 hostages in the neighboring state of Zamfara, days before a deadline to pay a 1 billion naira ($767,000) ransom for their release.
Nearly 300 Nigerian students released after abduction in Kaduna
The kidnapping, which took place on March 7 in Kuriga, a dusty town in northwestern Kaduna State, was the first mass kidnapping in the country since 2021.
S. Africa is diplomatic Iran proxy, Africa faces Hamas-like jihad - top rabbi
Around 287 children were kidnapped from a Nigerian school on March 7 by Islamic State, he noted.
Iranian official calls for forming international coalition against Israel at NY UN meeting
Nigeria has a history of engagement with Iranian-backed terrorist regimes including Hamas and Hezbollah.
Gunmen kidnap 227 pupils from school in Nigeria
More than 200 students and faculty kidnapped from a town in northern Nigeria, as hostage-taking remains endemic to Nigeria, disrupting lives and preventing students from obtaining an education.
Sukkah Village: Celebrating at Beth Harachman in southern Nigeria
Ultimately, in a developing nation whose population normally yearns for more modern and comfortable housing, the decision to live in a traditional tent reflects a desire to stand apart.
Nigerian man goes blind attempting to break Guinness World Record
Ebere said that while attempting to cry non-stop for a week, he experienced headaches, puffy eyes and a swollen face alongside going partially blind.