Nigeria

Solar Lantern Hands-on Training on Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Technologies. UN Habitat.

Youths in Nigeria trained in renewable energy technologies and green entrepreneurship

Nigerian refugees continue as fishermen, often in partnership with their Chadian counterparts from the host community. © UNHCR/Oualid Khelifi

UNHCR provides a safety net for Nigerians at lakeside camp in Chad

After more than two years of being held hostage by Boko Haram, in northeast Nigeria, one of the Chibok girls recounts the horrific conditions they experienced. Photo: UNICEF Nigeria

Emotional family reunions highlight need for psychosocial care for all girls abducted by Boko Haram

Some IDPs in Gubio camp, Maiduguri in northeastern Nigeria have started small businesses in order to try to make a living while displaced from Boko Haram-related violence. Photo: OCHA/Fragkiska Megaloudi

UN allocates $13 million from emergency fund to support people in north-eastern Nigeria

Photo: World Bank

Independent Power Projects in Sub-Saharan Africa – Lessons from Five Key Countries

Displaced women and girls face disproportionate protection risks. Dalori camp in Maiduguri, Nigeria. Photo: OCHA/J. Kindra

Women in displacement camps in Nigeria resort to transactional sex for survival

UN Assistant High Commissioner for Protection Volker Türk talks to displaced Nigerian children in Malkohi host community, Yola, Nigeria.

UNHCR calls on Nigeria to heed wishes of internally displaced

Girls use their new school supplies during a class in an informal learning centre in a UNICEF-supported safe space for children in the Dalori camp for internally displaced people, in the north-eastern city of Maiduguri in Borno State. Photo: UNICEF/UNI193

Nigeria: Security Council condemns ‘heinous’ terrorist attack attributed to Boko Haram

Une station de bus au Nigéria visée par un attentat à la bombe par Boko Haram. Photo Ikechukwu Ibe/IRIN

Boko Haram violence an 'affront to humanity,' Ban declares, reaffirms UN support to Nigerian Government

Africa Boko Haram

Survivors of polio in Kano State, Nigeria, sit on tricycles specially designed for people with disabilities.

Polio is no longer endemic in Nigeria – UN health agency

Children and adults in the Minawao camp for Nigerian refugees in the Far North Region of Cameroon.

Boko Haram violence displaces 1.4 million children in Nigeria and beyond – UNICEF

Nigerian refugees at Minawao refugee camp, northern Cameroon.

Cameroon host to families fleeing Nigeria, Lake Chad basin – UN relief official

Africa Cameroon