Nigeria gears up for Saturday's presidential polls.

The European Commission has added Nigeria, Saudi Arabia and four U.S territories to a blacklist of nations that pose a threat owing to insufficient controls on terrorism financing and money laundering. Winston Osuchukwu, Co-Founder Trans-Sahara Incorporated joins CNBC Africa to discuss Nigeria’s Anti-Laundering strategy.

Working moms is a group in Nigeria formed by Mary Ikoku that offers startup or additional seed capital to help different mothers venture in different business spaces.

Deportation of Migrants: Nigeria task Cameroon to respect int'l treaties on refugees.

In northeast Nigeria, a surge in attacks by Boko Haram and the Islamist insurgency's offshoot, Islamic State West African Province, is throwing plans for the February 16 presidential election into chaos.

Brazilians meet Ooni of Ife, trace origin to Nigeria.

Nigeria has begun stepping up its measures to control the Lassa fever outbreak in the country, which has already claimed the lives of 42 people since January.

2019 Elections: Wike alleges plot by NSA, INEC to shut down internet in Nigeria.

The first Report on Drug Use in Nigeria, launched yesterday in Abuja by the Federal Government has revealed that 14.3million, which represents 14.4% of Nigerians between the ages of 15and 64, are drug users and one in every four of them is a woman.

AgriFin today launched the AgriFin Digital Farmer, a two year, $5 million initiative to support the expansion of high impact, digitally enabled services to at least 1 million farmers over two years across Kenya, Tanzania, Ethiopia, and Nigeria.

One of the challenges facing women in Africa and Nigeria is the access to capital whether they require it to start a business or invest in informal trades. Financial inclusion can be defined as access to valuable financial products and services, (transactions, savings, credit and insurance) by individuals and enterprises.

Nigeria: government wants top judge suspended over corruption case