Linus Unah

A Dutch court has or­dered the en­er­gy com­pa­ny’s Niger­ian sub­sidiary to pay farm­ers com­pen­sa­tion over oil spills.

Pain lingers on for par­ents who lost their sons and daugh­ters in at­tack on school in the town of Kum­ba.

Pres­i­dent Biya has not ad­dressed na­tion in weeks, rais­ing ques­tions, but gov’t has tak­en se­ries of steps to stem virus.

Cameroon’s eth­nic con­flict has killed about 3,000 and dis­placed more than 679,000 in the An­glo­phone re­gions, UN says.

Ex­perts say Nige­ria is pre­pared to con­tain new virus fol­low­ing a suc­cess­ful re­sponse to Ebo­la more than five years ago.

Sur­vivors of sex­u­al abuse and ha­rass­ment are shar­ing their ex­pe­ri­ences on so­cial me­dia, us­ing the #Are­waMe­Too hash­tag.

How Seyi Oluy­ole’s Dream Catch­ers cap­tured the at­ten­tion of celebri­ties and made their way back to the class­room.

Stu­dents say they are fac­ing a bleak fu­ture as labour dead­lock be­tween the gov­ern­ment and pro­fes­sors con­tin­ues.

Emerg­ing civ­il so­ci­ety groups, backed by in­ter­na­tion­al donors, try to in­crease trans­paren­cy with tech so­lu­tions.

Thou­sands who fled a gov­ern­ment crack­down on protests strug­gle for ba­sic ne­ces­si­ties in neigh­bour­ing Nige­ria.