What Nigerians think of Trump’s Christian persecution claims
The sectarian battle lines were drawn long before the US intervention
ByNigeria
Why wealth trumps whiteness
It’s high time the money question took centre stage in the debate about racial equality.
By
Is the future of Christianity African?
How immigration is revitalising British churches.
By
Is Peter Obi Nigeria’s saviour or a Western delusion?
As the country votes for its next president, one candidate has emerged as a leading hope.
By
End Sars: Why Nigerians are protesting the hated police unit
With the Nigerian economy struggling and universities closed, allegations of human rights abuses by police have outraged the country’s young people.
By
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.”
By
Nigerian MP: “My fear is that the political space for women is going to continue to shrink”
Nnenna Elendu-Ukeje says that threats and intimidation are forcing women out of politics in her country.
By