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Nigeria's Uche Agbo says he will not sacrifice his football ambition for money at this stage of his career after rejecting a move to China.

Esther Kiobel accuses the oil giant of complicity in a crackdown by Nigeria's then military rulers.

Magdalen is one of tens of thousands of Nigerian migrants to Europe who have been forced into sex work.

What exactly happened during the 19 hour-siege in which 21 people were killed at a luxury complex?

The infant was pulled alive from the pipe after a three-hour operation in Durban, South Africa.

There are more urgent issues than voting for the almost two million Nigerians displaced by conflict.

Former international defender and Nigeria Football Federation official Taiwo Ogunjobi dies suddenly after short illness.

In Kenya's Tana River area, communities use an app and a radio station to quash rumours.

The BBC maps the challenges facing Nigeria as it approaches a presidential election 20 years after the end of military rule.

Egyptian club Ismaily SC are reinstated to this year's African Champions League by Caf after a successful appeal against their expulsion.

Morocco striker Youssef En-Nesyri becomes the first Leganes player to hit a La Liga hat-trick as his three goals earn his side a 3-0 win over Real Betis.

Abdelaziz Bouteflika has been rarely appeared in public since he suffered a stroke in 2013.

An electoral commission office in Plateau state is destroyed six days before the general election.

The African Union is unveiling a statue of Haile Selassie, the last emperor of Ethiopia.

The presidential election is the first with a group of voters who did not grow up under military rule.

Phuti Lekoloane is trying to break stereotypes and pave the way for other gay footballers in South Africa.

French military are involved in an operation to stop a convoy of vehicles from Libya.

Nigeria goalkeeper Francis Uzoho is left out of Anorthosis Famagusta's squad as an investigation is launched into the authenticity of his health certificate.

Caf President Ahmad faces a threat to his reign after being accused of violating the statutes of African football's ruling body.

Seven jihadists get life in prison but others are acquitted for assaults on a museum and beach resort.