Chad halts lake’s world heritage status request over oil exploration
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Tag: Nigeria
Familial gaze: the black photographers drawing on their family albums
A global selection of artists are all seeking inspiration in images related to their own pasts
Nigeria cattle crisis: how drought and urbanisation led to deadly land grabs
The death toll of animals and humans is mounting as herders seeking dwindling reserves of pasture clash with farmers
The big picture: remembering Okwui Enwezor, a giant of the art world
The pioneering curator and mentor to Steve McQueen pictured before the opening of his landmark 2002 MoMa show, The Short Century
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie voted Women’s prize ‘winner of winners’
Nigerian author’s novel Half of a Yellow Sun, which won in 2007, named the best book in the prize’s 25-year history by the public
Joy and relief as Lagos churches reopen after lockdown
In devoutly religious Nigeria, the closure of places of worship to stop the spread of coronavirus has been keenly felt
Nigeria to disband Sars police unit accused of killings and brutality
Announcement comes after growing protests, but critics say it does not go far enough
Nigeria protests: security forces open fire on protesters in Lagos
Crackdown as rallies against police brutality continue in defiance of government curfew
Nigeria: protests continue despite curfew and president’s plea
Demonstrators against police brutality killed in Lagos after security forces opened fire
Nigerian president calls for end to protests against police brutality
Muhammadu Buhari addresses nation but fails to mention shootings by security forces on Tuesday