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.