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Nigeria's palm oil industry shows signs of slow growth
Palm oil producers in Nigeria say they're struggling to stay in business.
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Why is Nigeria’s Nollywood failing to make awards shortlists?
Nigeria's film industry is the second biggest in the world - but why it is not reaching its full potential.
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Nigeria battles its worst floods in years, killing hundreds
Nigeria is battling its worst floods in years with more than four hundred people confirmed dead so far this year.
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Food scarcity looms in Nigeria as severe floods destroy crops
How climate change is destroying lives and livelihoods in Nigeria.
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Nigeria: Students in limbo as teachers' strike continues
Lecturers at Nigeria's ASUU have been on a strike for seven months over better funding and working conditions
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Why Nigeria is repairing oil refineries than building new ones?
Nigeria's old oil refineries may be getting a new lease on life - after billions of dollars is lost to corruption
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British museum agrees to return stolen Benin Bronzes to Nigeria
Over a century after they were stolen, a London museum agrees to hand back 72 priceless artefacts.
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Nigeria ramps up construction of pipeline delivering gas to Europ
Nigeria is ramping up efforts to finish the construction of a pipeline that will help deliver its gas to Europe.
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Nigerian military Intensifies operation against crude oil thieves
Nigeria says it has destroyed many illegal oil refining sites, in a clamp down on crude oil theft.
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Nigeria's national petroleum company begins commercial operations
Nigeria's state-run oil firm is now a commercial company, raising fears that an era of cheap fuel is coming to an end.
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Nigerians turn to charcoal as cooking gas prices soar
Activists are warning that a sharp increase in the price of cooking gas in Nigeria is accelerating deforestation.
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UN chief asks for safe return conditions for Nigeria’s displaced
Some 2.2 million people have been displaced in over a decade of violence from Boko Haram and its factions in northern Nigeria.
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Gulf of Guinea piracy still a threat to West African states
Countries around the Gulf of Guinea pour resources and personnel into the fight against pirates, but admit it is still not safe enough.
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How dangerous is the new ISIL? | Project Force
Today’s ISIL is a very different group than the one that stormed through Iraq and Syria several years ago. But how dangerous is ISIL 2.0? @Alex Gatopoulos breaks it down, in Project Force.
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Suspected bandits attack passenger train in northern Nigeria
It is the second train attack since October in Nigeria, as bandits continue to wreak havoc in parts of the north.
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Nigeria plans to spend tens of billions to modernise railway network
The overhaul could give remote parts of the country a huge economic boost.
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Boko Haram attacks destroy livelihoods of Lake Chad villagers
People who depend on Lake Chad for their livelihoods are struggling as attacks by armed groups continue.
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Nigeria board game aims to help preserve traditional language
It is "International Mother Language Day" - the annual United Nations commitment to promoting the preservation and protection of dialects worldwide.
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Benin showcases looted artefacts returned by France
Looted artefacts go on display in Benin - while others are handed back to Nigeria.
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Nigeria university lecturers strike threatens graduation plans
As Al Jazeera's Ahmed Idris reports, the academics are warning that they will continue the disruption until the government implements an agreement reached 13 years ago.
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Why a Nigerian-born entrepreneur created an app to help racialized communities manage their finances
When Nigerian-born Akeem Adebisi noticed that racialized communities in Winnipeg were struggling to navigate the banking system and make ends meet, he decided to create an app to help them save for their goals.
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Twin brothers share their modelling success story
Whak and Mo Nyong are twin brothers and models from Nigeria who signed on with a top modelling agency, NEXT Canada, after years of practice, rejections and hard work.
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Nigeria gov't promises action against bandits after Zamfara killings
Hostage demands on the rise. Nigeria struggles with a kidnapping crisis, that is getting worse.
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Meet the man hoping to create Africa's first Michelin-starred restaurant
Congolese chef Dieuveil Malonga has visited 38 of Africa's 54 countries, bringing back an abundance with techniques and ingredients with him. Now his sights are are set on blending afro-fusion cuisine with fine dining.