Nigeria

After Its Elections, We Must Pray Nigeria Becomes The Leader It Can Be

The country's potential is enormous, but it must end all religious discrimination, persecution of Christians, and fully care for the poor
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Liam Fox’s Support For Oil Executives Mired In Scandal Shames His Government And This Country.

Such uncritical support of the sector ignores the appalling impact that corruption has on developing countries, and shows this government is merely paying lip service to the Paris Climate Agreement
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Boko Haram Survivors Might Come Home, But Years Later Many Are Still Far From A Happy Ending

Nigeria's deeply entrenched stigma around sexual violence and extremism means the Chibok girls, and others like them, face an uncertain future in the very communities meant to welcome them back with open arms.
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Growing Up As A Girl In Nigeria Is Hard. My Education Gave Me The Freedom I Always Wanted

I am an inspiration to other girls and women facing similar challenges to mine and I want to let them know that if I could do it, they can also
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In A Year Marked By Crisis, Let’s Not Forget Those Terrorised By Boko Haram

We are all at risk of forgetting one of the world’s most complex and urgent humanitarian crises
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Nigeria: Selling Sex, Buying Freedom

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Universal Children’s Day - The Education Crisis In West Africa

Universal Children’s Day is about standing up for children like Abu
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Briton Kidnapped In Nigeria Last Month Killed As Three Others Released

'A traumatic time for all concerned.'
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A Huge Global Study Has Found Young People Are Using Their Smartphones Less

Has our love affair with smartphones come to an end?
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Four Brits Kidnapped By Gunmen In Nigeria

They are in the country providing 'free medical services'.
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