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Two Men Allegedly Raped Elderly Farmer Until He Went Into Coma

A 65-year-old farmer in Nigeria, identified as Gilbert Nnagi, was allegedly raped by two men until he went into a coma.

Cultists Allegedly Decapitate Vigilante Group Leader, Parade Severed Head Around Community

The killing of Alex Umezuruikem came days after he had spoken out about the kidnapping of four people by armed criminals in Egbeda community.

Man Allegedly Beats Girlfriend To Death, Has Sex With Her Corpse

The man also allegedly hit his girlfriend’s 13-year-old son in the head with a plank in an attempt to kill the boy.

Fourth Stimulus Check Update: Fake Relief Fund Sites Could Steal Your Identity

The fraudulent websites claim to be connected to the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021, the legislation that President Joe Biden signed into law in March that created the third round of stimulus checks.

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12-Year-Old Girl Kidnapped, Forced To Have Sex With Several Men Over 3 Months

On Thursday, a court in Nigeria sentenced the accused to three life imprisonment terms.

Oxford/AstraZenica Covid-19 vaccine doses are offloaded from a plane after its arrival in Abuja, Nigeria, on March 2, 2021

Nigeria At Sixes And Sevens On COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout

Many countries, including some African neighbors, have rolled out distribution plans for the vaccines they’ve procured. But Nigerian government is yet to unveil a coherent plan.

The price of a bitcoin has rise by nearly 90 percent since the start of this year

Bitcoin Price Hits $68,000 In Nigeria: Here's Why

It’s less about Bitcoin and more about the Nigerian currency’s worth in dollars.

Deadly ethnic clashes between the northern Hausa and southern Yoruba traders destroyed the Shasha market in Ibadan

Ethnic Clashes Test 'Melting Pot' Southwest Nigerian City

Ethnic clashes test 'melting pot' southwest Nigerian city

Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala has been appointed as the first female and first African head of the World Trade Organization

Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, New WTO Head 'Loved' Despite Mixed Record

Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, new WTO head 'loved' despite mixed record

Okonjo-Iweala is a former finance and foreign minister of Nigeria

Nigeria's Okonjo-Iweala Set To Be First Woman Named WTO Boss

Nigeria's Okonjo-Iweala set to be first woman named WTO boss

Shell had argued it could not be held responsible for the pollution in the Niger Delta

UK Top Court Allows Nigeria Spill Claims Against Shell

UK top court allows Nigeria spill claims against Shell

Faltering oil demand could cut 70 percent of state revenues in Nigeria, the analysis found

Oil States Face $9 Tn Shortfall As Demand Falters: Analysis

Oil states face $9 tn shortfall as demand falters: analysis

On top of daily insecurity, Libya's economic crisis is further testing its people

Oil-rich Libya In Poverty After Decade Of Conflict

Oil-rich Libya in poverty after decade of conflict

Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala is a former Nigerian foreign minister and finance minister

WTO Eyes Appointing First Woman Chief Next Week

WTO eyes appointing first woman chief next week

Digital currencies are popular in Nigeria, where they are seen as ways of easing business in a country known for corruption, currency fluctuations and often sidelined in the past by the global financial system

Nigeria Orders Banks To Crack Down On Cryptocurrencies

Nigeria orders banks to crack down on cryptocurrencies

Nigeria Orders Banks To Close Accounts Involved In Cryptocurrency

Nigeria orders banks to close accounts involved in cryptocurrency

South Korean Trade Minister Yoo Myung-hee (L) dropped her bid to lead the WTO on Friday, clearing the way for Nigeria's Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala (R)

South Korean Trade Minister Drops Out Of WTO Race: Govt

South Korean trade minister drops out of WTO race: govt

The farmers first sued Shell in 2008 over pollution in their villages in southeastern Nigeria

Dutch Court Orders Shell To Pay Nigerian Farmers For Oil Leaks

Dutch court orders Shell to pay Nigerian farmers for oil leaks

After 13 years of legal wrangling, an appeals court will rule on demands by Nigerian farmers for Anglo-Dutch giant Shell to clean up devastating oil spills in the Niger Delta and pay compensation

Dutch Court Rules On Shell Nigeria Oil Spill Case

Dutch court rules on Shell Nigeria oil spill case

Nigeria's army faces a complex mix of conflicts on the ground

Huge Challenges Await Nigeria's New Military Chiefs

Huge challenges await Nigeria's new military chiefs

Nigerians queue to obtain the precious National Identity Number -- without it, their mobile phone may be cut off

Fear And Frustration In Nigeria As Millions At Risk Of Phone Suspension

Fear and frustration in Nigeria as millions at risk of phone suspension

Map of Libya locating shipwreck where a number of migrants drowned

Shipwreck Off Libya Leaves 43 Dead: UN

Shipwreck off Libya leaves 43 dead: UN

As Germany's Meissen crematorium struggles to cope with an explosion in deaths from the coronavirus pandemic in the region, coffins are stacked up to three high or even stored in hallways awaiting cremation. Largely spared in the first wave of the outbrea

Pfizer Reassures Europe Over Coronavirus Vaccines As Pandemic Surges

The pharma giant tried to ease concerns in Europe about deliveries of its coronavirus vaccine as nations across the world doubled down on restrictions to fight the rampaging pandemic.