Boko Haram
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Bring Back Our Girls movement and relatives say Amina Ali Nkeki has not been seen for more than a month
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Guardian Africa network Bad boys not Boko Haram: how the media misinterprets African violence
Ibrahim Yahaya Ibrahim in Zinder for African Arguments
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A year ago at his inauguration the president promised to eliminate the terror group, still classed as one of the world’s most deadly
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Nigerian women in refugee camps ask why they have not received same treatment as 219 schoolgirls kidnapped from Chibok
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Chibok parent group says military did not verify Serah Luka’s name with them and she is not on list of missing schoolgirls
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Guardian Africa network How Chibok schoolgirl's private ordeal is being preyed on in public
Emmanuel AkinwotuRather than being given time to grieve and recover, 19-year-old has become the subject of political point-scoring and a media circus
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Girls state their names and urge government to help reunite them with families in video released by Boko Haram
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Grace Danladi-Saleh recalls the fateful night 276 girls were taken from their school in north-eastern Nigeria
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It’s time for Nigeria’s government to tell the truth about the missing Chibok girls
Omolola Adele-OsoTwo years on from Boko Haram’s mass kidnapping, the whereabouts of the 219 girls is still a mystery -
Editorial: Two years have passed since more than 200 girls and young women were abducted. The world has looked away, but the torment continues
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Nigeria’s president was elected a year ago promising to tackle Boko Haram, corruption and a struggling economy. But real results have yet to materialise
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Parents of the 270 schoolgirls seized by Islamic militants two years ago will travel to Cameroon to verify her identity
Defence and security blog We have entered a new era of conflict, warns new book