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Nigeria's President Buhari 'will not use government money for daughter's wedding'
President Buhari asked to be given bill for food at the banquet, says Buhari's spokesperson.
Two girls kill at least 3 in double 'suicide attack' in Nigeria
Local reports suggest the girls involved in the attack in Maiduguri were aged seven or eight years-old.
At least 160 dead after church collapse in Nigeria
The building in Akwa Ibom State was full due to the ordination of a pastor as a bishop.
Female suicide bombers kill 30 in suspected Boko Haram attack at Nigerian market
Boko Haram renowned for forcing civilians on suicide bombing missions in crowed areas like Madagali market.
Nigeria accuses aid agencies of spreading 'non-existent' hunger fears in Boko Haram-affected north-east
Thousands killed and millions displaced in Nigeria's north-east due to seven-year-long Boko Haram insurgency.
Sheikhs vs Shale: An almighty oil market tussle ends in a draw
Neither Opec nor US shale producers could land a winning blow in the fight for oil market dominance.
Nigeria turns east: Russia and Pakistan now selling warplanes to help in Boko Haram fight
Decision comes as US refuses to sell arms to Nigeria due to alleged human rights abuses committed by army.
Discrimination, poverty in northeast Nigeria drive women to join Boko Haram militants
Some women, frustrated by poverty and deep-rooted patriarchy, have chosen to join the jihadist group.
400,000 children face famine in northeastern Nigeria as offensive against Boko Haram continues
Boko Haram blamed for the death of at least 20,000 people and the displacement of millions.
Beyond Boko Haram: Photographer Fati Abubakar captures resilience of Borno state communities
IBTimes UK interviews photographer Fati Abubakar on daily life in Borno, ravaged by Boko Haram insurgency.
Nigerian President Buhari 'disappointed' peace deal not implemented in war-torn South Sudan
South Sudan civil war has killed more than 50,000 people and displaced millions since 2013.
Cameroon reopens border markets with Nigeria as Boko Haram attacks decrease
Boko Haram has been carrying out attacks in northeastern Nigeria and neighbouring countries since 2009.
Two female suicide bombers attack Cameroon's Far North in suspected Boko Haram attack
Nigeria-based Boko Haram renowned for forcing civilians to carry out suicide-bombing missions.
Nigerian army denies killing 150 Biafran separatists saying it prevented 'ethnic clashes'
Nigerian army reacts to Amnesty's claims of violence against supporters of independence of Biafran territories.
Nigerian forces killed 150 Biafra separatists, Amnesty report claims
Nigerian officials have said that the human rights body is trying to tarnish the security forces' reputation.
How one part of Cameroon still wants to hold on to its Anglo-Saxon roots
As protests continue in Anglophone Cameroon, IBTimes UK looks at the history of Southern Cameroons.
How use of French in Cameroonian courts has sparked renewed independence calls
IBTimes UK looks at causes behind ongoing independence calls that seek restoration of 'Southern Cameroons'.
Nigerian tribal king flies to London seeking justice for his people over oil spills blamed on Shell
King Emere Godwin Bebe Okpabi tells High Court 'my people are dying from contaminated water'.
Isis fighters sentenced to death in Somalia's Puntland region
Isis seized Qandala town in October – marking the first time the group captured territories in East Africa.
Italian police arrest members of notorious Black Axe mafia gang
Raids in Italy saw the arrest of up to 20 alleged members of the Black Axe gang, according to reports.
Boko Haram 'has no problem' moving to central Nigeria as offensive strangles northern stronghold
Offensive has scored some successes, but intelligence warns insurgents fleeing to Taraba state.
Two suicide bombers die at Maiduguri checkpoint as fight against Boko Haram continues
Nigerian army and police are foiling most of the attacks planned by Boko Haram militant group.
Nigerian police investigating video of boy beaten and set ablaze for 'stealing porridge'
Nigerians call for end to jungle justice as video of alleged food thief being lynched emerges.
Nigerian Air Force destroys barges and canoes in attempt to halt oil bunkering
Oil bunkering is common in the oil-rich Niger Delta, where the government is trying to stop further violence.
Nigeria's President Buhari condoles families of mass shooting in Zamfara state
At least 36 people killed when armed bandits attacked mining site in Bindin, Maru Local Government Area.
Lake Chad crisis: Nigeria's efforts to prioritise assistance 'encouraging'
IBTimes UK talks to Oxfam on humanitarian crisis in Lake Chad as millions have been displaced by Boko Haram.
Lake Chad crisis: Why president Buhari says Boko Haram is not just a Nigerian problem
At least 2.6m people have been displaced in the Lake Chad region by Boko Haram insurgents.
Robert Mugabe sends peacekeepers to monitor US election: Top ten #Nov8AfricanEdition tweets
Social media users trigger sarcastic discussion on presidential election if the US was an African country.
Borno police deploys female officers following allegations of rape against girls displaced by Boko Haram
Rights group claimed officials abused 43 women and girls in seven internally displaced camps in Maiduguri.
Nigeria gives reassurance it will not leave the ICC and urges countries 'to work together'
This year, South Africa, Gambia and Burundi announced their withdrawal from the ICC claiming it was biased.