The Bonga 2011 oil spill from an offshore oil field operated by Shell Nigeria Production and Exploration Company, SNEPCO, affected 168,000 victims in 350 communities in Delta and Bayelsa states.

With the Nigeria Football Federation yet to come to terms with Stephen Keshi over the vacant Super Eagles coaching job, former Super Eagles coach Christian Chukwu has described the relationship between the NFF and Keshi as ‘confusing’. And with both parties yet to come to terms over a new contract, Chukwu says it is becoming […]

Nigeria midfielder Sani Kaita has expressed disappointment in the country’s representatives in this year’s CAF Champions League, Kano Pillars and Enyimba, who have been eliminated at this stage of the competition.

Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) yesterday threatened to clamp down on any institution or individual that transacts business in foreign currencies in Nigeria, insisting that the Naira is the only legal tender in the country.

WATERAID has launched its new four-year “Healthy Start” campaign showing the devastating impact that a lack of safe water and sanitation has on the health of children in developing countries. The launch which was part of activities to mark the 2015 World Water Day, shows that annually, nearly half a million babies die in the first month of life because they are born into unhygienic conditions and one in five deaths of newborn babies in the developing world are caused by infections strongly linked to dirty water or unhygienic conditions.