Boko Haram

Only the three bombers were killed in the explosion

State of Borno aims to build vast orphanage to care for unaccompanied and displaced children.

Ministry of Information believes it is just a matter of time until leader Abubakar Shekau is captured.

Militants loyal to Abu Musab al-Barnawi target Sabon Garin Kimba village to steal food and medical supplies.

People do not start out violent, but inequality, injustice and violence leaves them ripe for extremist groups.

Military under scrutiny as Boko Haram resumes deadly attacks in restive northeast.

The area around the city of Maiduguri is one of the worst affected by the Islamist militants.

Protesters allege rights group smears reputation of security forces, something Amnesty strongly denies.

Man thought to be Shekau denies claims his fighters had been killed and hostages held by group freed.

EXCLUSIVE: IBTimes UK meets traditional Yoruba ruler of Ile-Ife, an ancient town in southwestern Nigeria.

IBTimes UK investigates on meaning behind latest video released by Abubakar Shekau's faction.

'These are your boys you sent,' says one militant in a message directed at President Muhammadu Buhari.

Oil-rich area witnessing renewed violence at hands of militant groups that bomb oil and gas facilities.

War-torn South Sudan is first country in the world to declare famine since 2011.

Osinbajo has been acting as president while Muhammadu Buhari is on medical leave in London.

Nigerian president has now been in London for four weeks as speculation about his health grows.

Presence of foreign corporations in oil-rich Niger Delta is seeing rise in new terror groups.

Founder of Omega Fire Ministries is known for heated sermons that have prompted state intervention.

Reuters photographer Afolabi Sotunde's images of derelict buildings highlight how the textile industry has suffered in the country's first recession in 25 years.

Nigerians have become increasingly concerned with health of their head of state, on medical leave in London.

Nearly 10 million people in conflict-ridden Somalia, South Sudan and Nigeria are going hungry.

US president called his Nigerian counterpart, Muhammadu Buhari, who is currently in London for medical treatment.

Nigerians increasingly concerned about leader's health, currently in the UK for a medical check-up.

Ill-health rumors and death allegations are spreading as Buhari, 74, remains in the UK for medical treatment.

Impoverished Lake Chad basin in deep humanitarian crisis due to violence and drought.

Osinbajo addresses anti-government protests as President Buhari prolongs medical leave in UK.

Presidency says leader not in a serious condition and he is just awaiting medical test results.

ICC talks to IBTimes UK on allegations of bias against African leaders as AU backs mass withdrawal plan.

IBTimes UK analyses meaning behind plan for mass withdrawal from ICC backed by the African Union.

Nigerian officials maintain leader 'alive and well' as protests against death rumours hit capital Abuja.