Chika Oduah

Fam­i­lies seek jus­tice for loved ones lost at the hands of Awkuzu SARS, a no­to­ri­ous sta­tion in south­east­ern Nige­ria.

Clin­ton Kanu spent 27 years in prison for a mur­der he did not com­mit, but life on the out­side feels far from free.

In a coun­try where re­li­gion is the rhythm of life, young athe­ists share their ex­pe­ri­ences of vi­o­lence and os­traci­sa­tion.

As chil­dren af­fect­ed by vi­o­lence dream of be­ing sol­diers to ex­act ret­ri­bu­tion, ex­perts call for men­tal health sup­port.

On Bi­afra Re­mem­brance Day we ask pro-se­ces­sion­ist leader Nnam­di Kanu if the call for se­ces­sion is grow­ing loud­er.

Three years af­ter Boko Haram ab­duct­ed 276 girls, many grief-strick­en fam­i­lies still wait for their chil­dren to re­turn.

On in­de­pen­dence day, Nige­ri­ans ask: Is Nige­ria mov­ing for­ward or back­ward?

At a safe house in Nige­ria, the wives of Boko Haram fight­ers share sto­ries of the men they mar­ried.

The in­dige­nous peo­ple of Nige­ria’s cap­i­tal say they could take up arms if the gov­ern­ment tries to dis­place them again.

Fol­low­ers of the Niger­ian Shia cler­ic who has been de­tained since De­cem­ber say he stands for jus­tice.