Coordinated Suicide Attacks in Northern Nigeria

Female suicide bombers carried out coordinated attacks at a wedding, funeral, and hospital in northern Nigeria, killing at least 18 people. The attacks have raised concerns about the security situation in the region, which has been heavily impacted by the insurgency of Boko Haram since 2009.

Rising Sea Levels Threaten Ayetoro, Nigeria

The coastal Nigerian community of Ayetoro, once known as “Happy City,” is facing extinction due to rising sea levels, with buildings sinking into the Atlantic Ocean. Residents are struggling to combat the threat as corruption and mismanagement hinder efforts to protect the shoreline. The community has lost nearly 60% of its land in the past three decades, with factors like oil drilling, deforestation, and erosion contributing to its disappearance.

Labor Unions Strike in Nigeria for Salary Increase

Nigeria's largest labor unions are striking for a salary increase due to the worst cost of living crisis in decades caused by President Bola Tinubu's economic reforms, including ending fuel subsidies.

LGBTQ asylum seekers in Europe

Ella Anthony and Doris Ezuruike Chinonso fled Nigeria due to anti-LGBTQ persecution, seeking asylum in Italy. They faced challenges but are now living better lives. LGBTQ migrants face obstacles in seeking asylum in the EU due to privacy concerns and lack of awareness. Rainbow Railroad assists LGBTQ individuals seeking asylum from countries with anti-LGBTQ laws.

Meghan Markle's Potential Political Career

Former Suits co-star believes Meghan Markle should become a politician due to her activism and courage to take on big causes. Meghan and Harry completed a tour of Nigeria, sparking speculation about Meghan's potential future in politics. Meghan has been praised for challenging the Royal Family and is seen as a global stateswoman. Erika Alexander, the co-star, also hopes to see Meghan return to acting in a new Suits LA spin-off.

Protest for the Release of Leah Sharibu from Boko Haram Captivity

Nigerian Christians protest government's failure to free Leah Sharibu, a Christian captive of Boko Haram since 2018, who refused to convert to Islam. Her parents continue to call for her release and the government's intervention.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Visit to Nigeria

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle face criticism and praise for their fashion choices during a visit to Nigeria. The trip aims to boost their popularity following their exit from royal duties in 2020.

Abduction of Students in Nigeria and Genocide Against Nigerian Christians

Rev. Johnnie Moore discusses genocide against Nigerian Christians in the name of jihad as at least nine students are abducted from a school in northern Nigeria.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's Visit to Nigeria for Invictus Games Anniversary

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle visit Nigeria to attend events related to the Invictus Games, aiming to boost their popularity post-royal duties. The trip is seen as a PR move to improve their image amidst ongoing royal drama. The couple's interactions and engagements are closely monitored by media outlets, including People magazine. The visit includes discussions on mental health, charity events, and cultural receptions.

Arrest of Investigative Journalist in Nigeria

Investigative journalist Daniel Ojukwu in Nigeria was arrested without charge and held for over a week, sparking concerns for his safety and criticism of the worsening climate for independent journalism in the country.

Prince Harry's Attendance at Invictus Games and Unofficial Visit to Nigeria

Prince Harry is set to attend the Invictus Games in the UK without any senior members of the Royal Family joining him. Following the event, he will fly to Nigeria for an unofficial royal visit with Meghan Markle. The couple's acceptance of the invitation has left the country feeling honored and delighted. Meghan has revealed she has Nigerian ancestry and plans to explore her roots further.

Deepfake Technology Used in Romance Scams by Yahoo Boys in Nigeria

Yahoo Boys in Nigeria are using deepfake technology to perpetrate romance scams, tricking victims into believing they are interacting with someone else. The scammers use face-swapping technology to change their appearance in real-time during video calls, building trust with victims before defrauding them of thousands of dollars.

Chibok Schoolgirl Abduction by Boko Haram in Nigeria

Nearly 300 Chibok schoolgirls were abducted by Boko Haram in 2014, with 91 still missing. Families marked the 10-year anniversary with ongoing trauma and devastation. Reports show the girls faced sexual violence and coerced marriages, leading to children. International organizations rank Nigeria as the most dangerous place for Christians due to ongoing terrorist threats. President Joe Biden removed Nigeria from the list of countries of particular concern for religious freedom in 2021, sparking outrage.

Persecution of Christians in Africa

Christianity is facing deadly crisis in over half of Africa's countries, with Nigeria being the worst hit. Genocide against Nigerian Christians is discussed with reports of persecution, killings, and displacement. Radical Islam is on the rise, leading to attacks on Christians in various African nations.

Kidnapping Epidemic in Nigeria

A father in Nigeria recounts the traumatic kidnapping of his four sons by armed men, the struggles to negotiate for their release, and the ongoing threats and demands from the kidnappers even after partial release.

Security Measures for Easter Weekend in Nigeria

Nigeria's police chief orders enhanced security at public venues for Easter weekend due to fears of religious violence. Christian Association of Nigeria pushes back against proposed curfew. International Christian Concern lists Nigeria as the most dangerous place for Christians. Biden administration removed Nigeria from the list of oppressive countries in 2021, causing outrage. Sen. Josh Hawley criticizes the administration for not acknowledging violence against Christians in Nigeria.

Kidnapping of Nigerian Schoolchildren in Kaduna State

Nearly 300 kidnapped Nigerian schoolchildren abducted in Kaduna state have been released after more than two weeks. The release was not without controversy as ransom payments are common in such cases, despite officials denying it. The abductors are believed to be bandit groups operating in the conflict-battered northern region.

Mass Abductions in Nigeria

Rashidat Hamza's children were among nearly 300 students abducted from a school in Nigeria's northwest, part of a series of mass kidnappings in the country. The kidnappings have raised concerns about security and the ongoing conflict in the region.

School Abductions in Nigeria

Armed men seize 15 children from boarding school in Nigeria, adding to a series of school abductions in the region. Security forces are deployed to search for the students amid challenges posed by inaccessible roads. The attacks underscore a security crisis in Africa's most populous country.

Mass Abduction of Students in Nigeria

Gunmen attacked a school in Nigeria's northwest region and abducted between 200 and 300 students, marking the second mass abduction in less than a week. The country has been struggling with a kidnapping epidemic for years, with various groups involved in the abductions for ransom.

Attack on School in Nigeria

Gunmen attacked a school in Nigeria's northwest Kaduna state and abducted at least 287 students.

Mass Abduction of Students in Nigeria

Gunmen attacked a school in Nigeria's northwest region and abducted at least 287 students, marking the second mass abduction in less than a week. Abductions of students in northern Nigeria are common and have become a source of concern since 2014.

Abduction of School Children in Nigeria

Gunmen attacked a primary school in Nigeria's northwest region and abducted at least 100 pupils, sparking concern due to the prevalence of such abductions in the area.