Frustrated Nigerians cast their ballots into evening, hours after official deadline for joining voting line in Africa’s most populous nation after late starts and sporadic violence caused delays at polling stations.
Many hope the next leader will steer Africa's most populous nation and biggest economy on a new course after years of worsening violence and hardship.
Nigeria's election commission dismisses concerns that the vote would be postponed because of cash shortage crisis.
As the continent’s largest democracy and economy, the country’s sphere of influence encompasses one and all.
Profiling the men – and one woman – who are among the top contenders for Nigeria’s presidential elections this month.
Authorities say the Indigenous People of Biafra fighters instigated the deadly violence that left eight policemen dead raising concerns ahead of the presidential elections on Saturday.
An estimated 93 million people will cast their votes to choose Nigeria’s new leader on February 25. Here’s how the system works.
Nigerians deal with fuel shortages and limited access to cash as presidential candidates trade accusations of blame.
Elections in Africa's most populous nation have often been marred by violence, claims of vote-rigging and logistical problems since it emerged from military rule in 1999.
Umbrella group representing cattle herders says explosion was caused by Nigerian military jet but officials say blast in north central Nasarawa state was caused by a drone, without specifying who was operating it.
The herders and their cattle were in Rukubi, a village on the border between Nasarawa and Benue states when a bomb exploded in their midst, according to authorities.
Lekki Deep Sea Port is one of the biggest in West Africa and is expected to create hundreds of thousands of jobs in addition to easing cargo congestion that costs billions of dollars.
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