The content is contrary to the nation's "laws, culture, customs, and traditions", the information minister says.

Outlets who breach the ban could face suspension, the media regulator warns.

Charlene Ruto accused the author of "misusing" her name by writing the book without seeking her permission.

South Africa is trying to extradite pastor Shepherd Bushiri from Malawi on fraud charges, which he denies.

The BBC speaks to the mother and brother of a man wanted in connection with illicit gold mining.

World Boxing apologises for naming Olympic champion Imane Khelif in the governing body's announcement of mandatory sex testing.

Boniface Mwangi says he has decided to speak despite the "shame and guilt" of being "sexually tortured".

A female suicide bomber and an accomplice were "intercepted and neutralized", the army says.

Initial reports suggest multiple casualties following the attack on the convoy, a UN spokesperson says.

Nigeria boss Eric Chelle expects Europe's top sides to show interest in Victor Osimhen after the striker helped fire Galatasaray to the Turkish title.

Nigeria accounts for 29% of global maternal deaths - a lack of medics and poor facilities are partly to blame.

The Microsoft founder urges young innovators to use Artificial Intelligence to improve health services.

As part of the deal, the UK will secure lucrative investment projects in the 2030 World Cup.

Kano State declares Monday as a day of mourning after 22 people died a road accident while returning from a sports festival in south-west Nigeria.

The army says it defended its post "vigorously" but eventually withdrew, as militants seized on their base.

Rose Njeri developed a tool to help people oppose the government's finance bill.

The law allows for land to be seized without compensation in rare cases and 'in the public interest'.

Pyramids win their first ever African Champions League title after beating Mamelodi Sundowns 2-1 in Cairo to seal a 3-2 win on aggregate.

There are 500 people missing in the town of Mokwa, but officials fear no more survivors will be found.

Residents of a Nigeria town tell the BBC they are homeless and penniless after devastating floods.