Nigeria

Cell Phones Could Help Millions in Developing Countries To Read

By Noah Rayman

Most kidnapped Nigerian schoolgirls released

By Denver Nicks

Kidnapped Nigerian Schoolgirls Said to Be Taken to Islamist Stronghold

By Maya Rhodan

Report: Extremists Abduct 100 Schoolgirls in Nigeria

By Alexandra Sifferlin
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Omotola Stars as Champion for Africa

When one of Africa’s biggest celebrities was honored as one of TIME’s 100 Most Influential People of 2013, she found that it served to amplify her influence as a human-rights and environmental activist.“I speak, and...

By TIME Video

Horror in Nigeria as Blast Kills 71

A large explosion ripped through dozens of vehicles during rush hour in Abuja on Monday, setting off fiery secondary blasts in an attack that killed at least 71 and injured 124

By TIME Photo

71 Die in Nigeria Blast

A large blast that triggered secondary explosions at a bus station in Nigeria's capital Abuja killed at least 71 people and injured 124 others. There has been no confirmation on what may have caused the initial explosion

By David Stout

Child Bride in Nigeria Poisons Husband

The 14-year-old in the northern region of Kano killed her husband during a dinner celebrating their wedding

By Maddy Fry

Out of Sight

Re “Into Thin Air” [March 31]: Congratulations to Ben Wiseman for his fantastic mystery plane-and to the e w editors for putting this on your cover—an outstanding monument of aesthetics and journalistic intelligence to simultaneously...

By TIME Staff

Even MacArthur Geniuses Love Beyoncé

Author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie wonders why the world has decided that a woman celebrating her sexuality is a bad thing

By Kelly Conniff

Forget the BRICs; Meet the PINEs

While many emerging markets are taking a beating, a fantastic growth story in the developing world is widening and drawing in new countries

By Michael Schuman

4 Men Publicly Whipped in Nigeria for Having Gay Sex

Islamic law in some Nigerian states can carry the death penalty for homosexuality, but the judge said he was lenient because the men promised they had changed their ways.

By Noah Rayman

Pictures of the Week: February 8 - February 15

From The Pope's resignation and murder charges for Oscar Pistorius to carnival celebrations in Rio and a meteorite hitting Earth, TIME presents the best images of the week.

By Phil Bicker

Back to School: Classroom Portraits by Julian Germain

Regardless of where we grew up, most of us spent many of our formative years sitting in a classroom. British photographer Julian Germain spent eight years photographing students in classrooms around the world.

By Kayla Webley

Pictures of the Week: April 6 — April 13

From North Korea's rocket Unha-3 and the Trayvon Martin case to wildfires in the New York City metropolitan area and the 100th anniversary of the Titanic, TIME’s photo department presents the best images of the week.

By TIME Photo Department

Pictures of the Week, January 6 – January 13

From violence in Syria to the New Hampshire Republican primary and Uttar Pradesh’s giant stone elephant statues, TIME’s photo department presents the best images of the week.

By TIME Photo Department
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