Muhammadu Buhari
A Battle of Two Schoolhouses in Nigeria's War Against Boko Haram
The Nigerian army set up an outpost in a former girls' secondary school, while Boko Haram used a second school across the road as a staging ground for attacks.
UN Adopts Resolution Calling for International Coordination Against Boko Haram
Boko Haram militants have killed at least 15,000 people since 2009, and evidence has emerged of militants using children as "expendable cannon fodder" and "human bombs."
Can a 72-Year-Old Former Military Dictator Bring Nigerians the Change They Have Voted For?
Some analysts say Muhammadu Buhari has truly changed since the days of his ruthless military rule. Others say his victory is simply a reflection of Goodluck Jonathan's failures.
Nigeria Reacts to a Historic Change as President-Elect Buhari Prepares for Power
Some Nigerians celebrated, while others conceded defeat after Muhammadu Buhari claimed victory in the country's presidential election. But all talked of "change" in the months ahead.
Nigeria's President Goodluck Jonathan Concedes Election Defeat to Muhammadu Buhari
President Goodluck becomes the first incumbent to lose an election in Nigerian history. "The people of Nigeria have taken over," said a spokesman for Buhari's party.
Second Day of Voting in Nigeria Ends With Sporadic Violence But No Major Incidents
Armed men opened fire on voters at one polling station and protesters clashed with police in the country’s south, but most areas were peaceful after technical difficulties Saturday forced a second day of voting.
Threat of Post-Election Violence Looms in Nigeria — But Not Necessarily From Boko Haram
Incendiary campaign rhetoric, armed militias, and trigger-happy police could once again shatter the promise of a peaceful democratic result to Nigeria’s presidential election.
Election Day in Nigeria Marred by Boko Haram Attacks and Voting Difficulties
As many as 39 people were reported killed in attacks by Boko Haram, and officials were forced to extend elections in parts of the country until Sunday due to difficulties registering voters.
Nigeria's Presidential Candidates Are Bribing Citizens with Sugar and Rice
In anticipation of tomorrow's presidential election, Nigerian politicians are hoping to score some last-minute votes using bribes you can literally eat.
Why Electricity, or a Lack of it, Is an Election Concern for Many Nigerians
While the candidates in Nigeria's election on Saturday have concentrated on the threat from Boko Haram, power problems are a huge worry for many citizens.
'If Buhari Returns We Will All End Up in Jail': History Hangs Over Nigeria's Election Candidates
Saturday's election in Nigeria is the closest since military rule ended in the country 16 years ago. VICE News took a look at the candidates: incumbent Goodluck Jonathan vs. challenger Muhammadu Buhari.
From Pentecostal Churches to 'Nollywood': Nigeria Prepares to go to the Polls
Nigeria's presidential election is only three days away but the polls remain neck and neck between incumbent Goodluck Jonathan and opponent Muhammadu Buhari.