Nigeria’s “defeat” of Boko Haram is hollow rhetoric for the abducted Dapchi schoolgirls’ parents
“No one told us anything. They had not even began seriously searching for them.”
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Emmanuel Akinwotu
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Scarred lands: visiting the villages Boko Haram left behind reveals the toxic legacy of terrorism
The progress and challenges of Nigerian communities rebuilding after Boko Haram’s insurgency begins to wane.
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With migrant stories under attack, the BBC’s Black is the New Black has come at the right time
This new series reminds me, a British second-generation Nigerian immigrant, of the experiences I share with my father.
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In defence of Africa’s economic migrants
Decreasing prospects are exacerbating the struggle of those in search of a better life who have been stigmatised as the refugee crisis…
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The north-south divide in Nigeria is hiding one of the world’s worst humanitarian crises
Nigeria is treating the suffering of citizens internally displaced by Boko Haram in its northeast as if they are in a…
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Nigeria’s struggles with a conflict more dangerous than the Boko Haram insurgency
Armed nomadic herdsmen are now posing a deadlier threat to Nigerians than any terrorist group.
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“I won’t do this forever“: meet Alternative leader, Uffe Elbæk – Denmark’s Jeremy Corbyn
The Alternative party leader speaks frankly about his party's journey from being seen as a comedy sideshow to taking nine seats…
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Denmark is the first EU country planning to run anti-refugee adverts in foreign papers
The controversial Danish “information campaign” will be run in foreign newspapers and is intended to deter potential refugees from Syria and…
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