Muhammadu Buhari

This year, South Africa, Gambia and Burundi announced their withdrawal from the ICC claiming it was biased.

Cameroon part of regional force against Nigeria-based Boko Haram, which also attacks neighbouring countries.

President Buhari meets Niger Delta leader and militants to discuss solutions to renewed violence.

NDGJM carries out attacks in restive Delta in retaliation to presence of foreign oil corporations in the area.

Women told HRW they were drugged and raped or coereced into sex through false marriage promises.

Announcement came as oil facility attacks blamed on Niger Delta Avengers resumed in October.

Self-claimed SnapChat King claims he is not gay and he likes wearing women's clothes.

EFCC froze some of Jonathan's accounts as part of an investigation on alleged money-laundering charges.

President vows government will fight to ensure remaining 197 girls kidnapped in Chibok will be released.

IBTimesUK interviews researcher Atta Barkindo, who has translated several Boko Haram videos and audio clips.

Situation at the maximum security centre is unclear but Niger has often been attacked by members of the terror groups.

The Nigerian president hopes to get enough intelligence from the released girls to secure freedom for the rest.

Buhari makes controversial remark after wife Aisha tells the BBC she might not support him in 2019 election.

IBTimes UK creates timeline of Kanu's case and various setbacks as pro-Biafrans still call for independence.

EXCLUSIVE Swiss government tells IBTimes UK about its role in negotiations with Boko Haram.

Chibok abduction not the first Boko Haram mass-kidnapping, but only one to attract international outrage.

Humans Right Watch says Nigeria must respect pro-Biafrans' right to peacefully protest.

Borno state is epicentre of Boko Haram's insurgency, which has claimed at least 20,000 lives since 2009.

Despite bans millions of girls and women are still subjected to genital mutilation.

Government previously claimed dialogue with militants was ongoing, but attacks have continued.

Nigerian Bar Association accused authorities of conducting 'gestapo-like' raids against judges.

Kanu sued federal government arguing continued detention without trial was a violation of his human rights.

Most of students attended Fatih University, founded by cleric Fethullah Gulen, blamed for July failed coup.

NNPC ready to co-operate with stakeholders, exploration companies to increase reserves and productivity.

Report says Boko Haram changed recruitment strategy following increase of security in militant-held areas.

Barrister Wakil speaks on ways to end insurgency as Boko Haram 'asks her' to represent them in peace talks.

A round-up of what's on in the capital this weekend to commemorate Nigeria's 56th independence day.

Army claims Boko Haram attacks in Borno were repelled and no civilian casualty was reported.

IBTimes UK looks at the various setbacks Kanu's trial has suffered since December 2015.

NDA resumes attacks claiming government not addressing grievances of Delta's impoverished communities.