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Nigeria’s NNPC resumes oil exploration in Chad Basin

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Nigeria ramps up its oil exploration, and environmentalists sound the alarm over the industry's history of impunity.
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More than 40 killed in Nigeria as gunmen and vigilantes clash

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Lack of security has become widespread in Nigeria and is a key concern for voters ahead of a February 25 election.
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Nigeria’s female bouncers challenging stereotypes

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This Nigerian all-female security crew, known as the Dragon Squad, is breaking stereotypes in a male-dominated industry.
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Nigeria: Fishermen that trade by barter instead of using money

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The system of bartering for goods instead of paying cash remains alive and well in parts of Nigeria.
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Anime in Africa: Fans gather for Nigeria's second ever anime festival

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Japanese anime is becoming increasingly popular in West Africa's largest nation as more Nigerians fans are getting involved in cosplay.
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Nigeria oil crisis: Unprecedented levels of theft cost millions

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Theft of its main export is costing the country an estimated $700m a month.
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Nigeria inflation: Floods and insecurity add to affordability cri

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For many in Nigeria, the prices of basic goods have doubled compared to a year ago.
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Nigeria's farms struggle after devastating floods

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Nigeria's farmers have suffered serious losses in flooding this past year.
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Calabar carnival: Nigeria hosts 'Africa's biggest street party'

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Nigeria's largest annual street party - Calabar Carnival -- is back after a two-year absence due to Covid-19.
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It's more about quality of films says Nigerian filmmaker

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Nigeria has one of the world's largest film industries.
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Nigeria's scientists develop new yam varieties to boost harvest

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Scientists in Nigeria have developed new yam varieties that are helping to increase output for harvest.
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Nigeria Afrobeats: Artists use social media to connect with fans

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Afrobeats is a popular music genre across Africa and around the world.
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UK museum returns looted 'Benin Bronzes' to Nigeria

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A museum in London has signed over the ownership of its entire collection of Benin Bronzes to the Nigerian government.
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Fashion from trash... Welcome to Nigeria's 'Trashion' Show

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A Nigerian NGO is hoping to make a difference in people's lives by showing off its delightful designs and outfits fashioned from everyday rubbish.
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Author Chimamanda Ngozi Adiche tells men it's good to talk but better to listen to women

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The award-winning Nigerian writer spoke to Euronews Culture about influencing gender equality and...
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African fashion rising: Designers visit Qatar to showcase work

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Africa's up and coming fashion stars take center stage in Qatar.
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Flooding disrupts schooling for thousands of Nigerian students

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Government officials in Nigeria say this year's floods - the worst in 10 years - have destroyed or damaged hundreds of s
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"Music as a weapon": Paris honours Afrobeat pioneer Fela Kuti in retrospective exhibition

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The Paris Philharmonic is devoting an immersive exhibition to the Nigerian musician Fela Kuti, inventor of Afrobeat in the 1970s, who "had a real love affair with France."
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Nigeria flood death toll tops 600 as thousands evacuated

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At least 603 people died in floods this year and more than 1.3 million displaced, authorities say.
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Flooding in Nigeria displaces more than 1 million people

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More than one million people have been displaced by intense flooding in Nigeria that has destroyed thousands of homes and farms. It’s yet another country severely impacted by floods this year, and one of the least equipped to deal with it.
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Nigeria floods: Thousands of displaced people in need of help

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Severe flooding in Nigeria is forcing people there to become increasingly desperate.
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Nigeria floods kills more than 300 and submerges homes, roads

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Hundreds dead and homes underwater - Nigeria struggles to cope with its worst flooding in a decade.
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Nigeria's food basket devastated by flooding

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Nigeria is suffering through severe flooding, which has destroyed vast tracts of agricultural land and helped push up already inflated food prices.
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Nigeria not ready to let go of its oil reserves

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The race to green energy is coming too quickly for some oil-rich developing nations.