Wale Edun leaves President Bola Tinubu’s cabinet less than a year before an election in one of Africa’s largest economies
At least 100 including many civilians believed to have been killed in what officials claimed was an attack on militants
Diezani Alison-Madueke denies seeking or taking bribes as minister in Nigerian government
Critics say growing use of total return swaps is piling on risks for cash-strapped countries and their creditors
My moment of internet fame reflects the country’s sceptical political mood
Promotional videos show office of cryptocurrency network A7 in Nigeria, while company also claims new branch in Zimbabwe
Cooperation matters as much as commerce at this much-loved hub that brings together artisans from across Nigeria’s ethnic tapestry
As President Tinubu visits the UK, the FT explores how his economic shock plan is playing out; Nigeria’s political age gap; moves to unblock the oil sector; the growing security crisis; investment flows; and a Q&A with the central bank governor
Private credit expands in attempt to bolster business investment in Africa’s most populous economy
Many younger voters backed Bola Tinubu’s rival in the 2023 election but the president retains a firm grip on power
As President Tinubu visits the UK, there are signs of progress but Nigerians still face insecurity and high living costs
Q&A: Olayemi Cardoso discusses sweeping policy change and the impact of the Iran war
When supply becomes boringly reliable, the economy and the national mood can shift
How and on what basis the continent’s governments can secure financing should not be based on external discretion
Massacre in remote villages underscores inability to stem crisis amid pressure from US to deal with Islamist extremists
A dazzling reassessment of the continent’s historic handicaps, and its potential for economic development
Diezani Alison-Madueke accused of accepting bribes from executives while Nigeria’s oil minister
Detainees accused of trying to overthrow Bola Tinubu’s government last October
US missile attacks on Christmas Day hit a part of Nigeria’s north-west that is almost entirely Muslim
Abuja says missile attacks in Sokoto state were part of ‘structured security co-operation’ with Washington
English is at my fingertips, but my mother tongue is buried deep in my subconscious
Amid a security crisis, president plans to reassign officers used to escort elites onto fighting Islamists and gangs
Its government is failing to protect everyone, not only Christians
Attack comes just weeks after Donald Trump threatened to deploy US military if Christians were targeted
West needs a strategy to counter southern spread of instability into coastal states
