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Nigeria

March 2016

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   Not just a party drug: no ketamine means no surgery in some developing countries

  Bisola Obembe in Nigeria

   Published: 3 Mar 2016152

  Not just a party drug: no ketamine means no surgery in some developing countries
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  Nigerians given go-ahead to sue Shell in UK court over oil spills

   Published: 2 Mar 2016

  Nigerians given go-ahead to sue Shell in UK court over oil spills
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   Street football in Africa: flyovers and floating schools - in pictures

   Published: 1 Mar 20168

  Street football in Africa: flyovers and floating schools - in pictures

28 February 2016

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  Nigeria cuts £8m from state's payroll after non-existent workers removed

  Government removes 23,846 non-existent workers after audit, with some individuals found to receive salaries from multiple sources

   Published: 1:41 PM

  Nigeria cuts £8m from state's payroll after non-existent workers removed

26 February 2016

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  Cameroon says 92 Boko Haram militants killed and 850 captives freed

   Published: 3:38 PM

  Cameroon says 92 Boko Haram militants killed and 850 captives freed
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  Nigerian navy rescues oil tanker taken by pirates during US training mission

   Published: 1:53 PM9

  Nigerian navy rescues oil tanker taken by pirates during US training mission
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  Guardian Lagos week'Beyond the chaos, there's a real human bond': Lagos residents share their stories

   Published: 10:29 AM22

  'Beyond the chaos, there's a real human bond': Lagos residents share their stories
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  Guardian Lagos weekLagos on Instagram: from selling bubblegum to cycling in the sun

   Published: 8:33 AM6

  Lagos on Instagram: from selling bubblegum to cycling in the sun

• • Guardian Lagos week 'Lagos shows how a city can recover from a deep, deep pit': Rem Koolhaas talks to Kunlé Adeyemi

     Published: 6:55 AM94

    'Lagos shows how a city can recover from a deep, deep pit': Rem Koolhaas talks to Kunlé Adeyemi

  • Podcast  Join us or die: the birth of Boko Haram

     Published: 6:29 AM

    Join us or die: the birth of Boko Haram

  • Guardian Africa network 'Go big or go home': planning the perfect Lagos wedding

     Published: 2:00 AM69

    'Go big or go home': planning the perfect Lagos wedding

25 February 2016

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  Guardian Lagos week Lagos's blackout nightmare: the suburb that's been in darkness for five years

   Published: 11:28 AM7

  Lagos's blackout nightmare: the suburb that's been in darkness for five years

• • Guardian Lagos week Beatings and bribes: the corruption behind Lagos's traffic jams

     Published: 6:45 AM23

    Beatings and bribes: the corruption behind Lagos's traffic jams

  • Guardian Lagos week Welcome to Mirabel: the first centre supporting rape survivors in Nigeria

     Published: 4:26 AM18

    Welcome to Mirabel: the first centre supporting rape survivors in Nigeria

  • Guardian Lagos week Uncool to use English: the rise of 'dialectical' rap

     Published: 2:30 AM99

    Uncool to use English: the rise of 'dialectical' rap

24 February 2016

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  Guardian Africa network What is Nigeria doing with taxpayers' money? – Q&A on the #budgetofcorruption

   Published: 8:38 AM47

  What is Nigeria doing with taxpayers' money? – Q&A on the #budgetofcorruption
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  Guardian Lagos week  The mega churches of Lagos: huge hangars hold hundreds of thousands – in pictures

   Published: 6:33 AM131

  The mega churches of Lagos: huge hangars hold hundreds of thousands – in pictures
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  Guardian Lagos week 'Bullying can break you down': young Lagos women fight the generation gap

   Published: 2:30 AM4

  'Bullying can break you down': young Lagos women fight the generation gap

23 February 2016

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  Guardian Africa network From politics to Hogwarts: a snapshot of Lagos in six hashtags

   Published: 10:03 AM1

  From politics to Hogwarts: a snapshot of Lagos in six hashtags
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  Guardian Lagos weekWhat can an abstract idea like 'playability' do for a city like Lagos?

   Published: 8:58 AM4

  What can an abstract idea like 'playability' do for a city like Lagos?
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  Guardian Africa network I was beaten and left for dead after investigating Nigerian corruption – Q&A

   Published: 8:41 AM30

  I was beaten and left for dead after investigating Nigerian corruption – Q&A
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  Guardian Lagos week Welcome to water world: the story behind the floating school of Makoko – video

   Published: 8:07 AM3

  Welcome to water world: the story behind the floating school of Makoko – video

• • Women's rights and gender equality  Why don't World Bank projects safeguard women's rights?

    Elaine Zuckerman

     Published: 6:50 AM9

    Why don't World Bank projects safeguard women's rights?

  • Guardian Lagos week Inside Makoko: danger and ingenuity in the world's biggest floating slum

     Published: 6:17 AM52

    Inside Makoko: danger and ingenuity in the world's biggest floating slum

22 February 2016

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  Guardian Lagos weekWelcome to Guardian Lagos Week – live

   Published: 12:09 PM3

  Welcome to Guardian Lagos Week – live

• Jonathan Jones on art The Cambridge cockerel is no Cecil Rhodes statue – it should be treated as a masterpiece

   Published: 10:24 AM195

  

  The Cambridge cockerel is no Cecil Rhodes statue – it should be treated as a masterpiece
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  GuardianWitnessLooted artefacts, imperialist statues: is repatriation and removal the answer?

   Published: 8:29 AM145

  Looted artefacts, imperialist statues: is repatriation and removal the answer?
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  Guardian Lagos week The ingenious ways Lagos copes with blackouts – video

   Published: 3:30 AM10

  The ingenious ways Lagos copes with blackouts – video

• • Guardian Africa network The Lagos power list: 21 people in 21 million

     Published: 3:00 AM21

    The Lagos power list: 21 people in 21 million

  • Guardian Lagos week Lagos is set to double in size in 15 years. How will my city possibly cope?

     Published: 2:30 AM250

    Lagos is set to double in size in 15 years. How will my city possibly cope?

21 February 2016

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  Cambridge college's bronze cockerel must go back to Nigeria, students say

  Jesus College student union passes motion saying sculpture – taken from Benin empire in 1897 – should be repatriated

   Published: 11:08 AM2,173

  Cambridge college's bronze cockerel must go back to Nigeria, students say