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Shola Lawal

Shola Lawal
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Shola Lawal is a Nigeria-based freelance journalist and filmmaker covering social justice and environmental issues across west Africa.
MTN is now the second biggest Nigerian company listed on the stock market.
Business

MTN’s Nigeria listing: View from the stock exchange floor in Lagos

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In Nigeria’s northern region
Africa

Surviving Boko Haram’s war on children

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(Graphic: John McCann/M&G)
Africa

Boko Haram’s war on children

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Lagos
Africa

Why governing Lagos is Nigeria’s ultimate political prize

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Under fire: Togolese President Faure Gnassingbé
Africa

Tensions simmer in restive Togo

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These days
Africa

‘A black coach doesn’t say no to Europe’: What happens next...

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Oba Ewuare II has made it his mission to halt human trafficking
Africa

The Nigerian king who cursed the sex traffickers

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Muhammadu Buhari waves to his supporters as he arrives for an election campaign rally in Maiduguri
Africa

Nigeria braces for knife-edge election (again)

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Fear factor: Most women in predominantly Muslim areas of Nigeria wear hijabs or niqabs
Africa

Hijabis face fear and ignorance

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A refugee camp on the border with Nigeria.
Africa

South Cameroon a ‘big ghost town’

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Tens of thousands of English-speaking Cameroonians have fled the country ahead of the presidential vote

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