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Daesh murders 20 Nigerian Christians in ‘revenge’ for setbacks in Middle East

Daesh murders 20 Nigerian Christians in ‘revenge’ for setbacks in Middle East

  • Militants stage attacks in Borno state despite government claims insurgency is nearly defeated
  • International coalition against group meets in Morocco to stop it re-emerging in MENA region
By Arab News ·
Morocco, OPEC Fund ink deal to provide funding for Nigeria gas pipeline

Morocco, OPEC Fund ink deal to provide funding for Nigeria gas pipeline

By Arab News ·
Nigerian atheist jailed 24 years for blasphemy

Nigerian atheist jailed 24 years for blasphemy

By Reuters ·
Special Nigeria backs Saudi Arabia’s bid to host World Expo 2030

Nigeria backs Saudi Arabia’s bid to host World Expo 2030

By Rashid Hassan ·
Tear gas fired as Nigeria fans riot over World Cup loss

Tear gas fired as Nigeria fans riot over World Cup loss

By AFP ·
Nigerian Minister of State for Industry, Trade and Investment Mariam Yalwaji Katagum. (AN photo by Saad Soud Aldossari)

Nigerian minister: We share ‘excellent relationship’ with Saudi Arabia

By Rashid Hassan ·
Nigeria’s ruling party names new chief to end disunity

Nigeria’s ruling party names new chief to end disunity

By AFP ·
Organization of Islamic Cooperation welcomes Nigeria’s donation for Afghanistan

Organization of Islamic Cooperation welcomes Nigeria’s donation for Afghanistan

By SPA ·
Three alive, seven missing after Nigeria oil vessel fire

Three alive, seven missing after Nigeria oil vessel fire

By AFP ·
Special Tunisia stun favorites Nigeria to boost Arab hopes at AFCON

Tunisia stun favorites Nigeria to boost Arab hopes at AFCON

By John Duerden ·
Nigeria extremists kidnap 20 children: residents

Nigeria extremists kidnap 20 children: residents

By AFP ·
Egypt make Cup of Nations last 16 as Cape Verde, Malawi advance

Egypt make Cup of Nations last 16 as Cape Verde, Malawi advance

By AFP ·
The lifting of the ban, though a good thing, offers little hope. (File/AFP)

Nigeria lifts its ban on Twitter after 7 months

By AP ·

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