25K views · 220 reactions | Observers oppose use of military for Nigerian elections See more: https://bit.ly/2Qw2lWC Get more updates: https://bit.ly/2jVBa3M | Oak TV | Facebook

338K views · 8.1K reactions | HOW PITSANE LADIES ROBBED A NIGERIAN MAN ●They went away with his R32k ●Took two cellphones and left theirs ●Took his passports All this happened in Johannesburg South Africa. The two ladies do not have passports. How did they cross over to South Africa? Let's take a listen. #untoldstories #storiesthatmatter | Untold Stories With Rachel Sebinyane | Facebook

445K views · 10K reactions | The Head of the Nigerian Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Professor Mahmood Yakubu, said that the Nigerian elections will go ahead as planned despite rumours of postponements due to insecurity in parts of the country. Nigerians are set to go to the polls on the 25th February 2023 to elect a new president. Professor Yakubu spoke to the BBC's Peter Okwoche. #NigeriaDecides | BBC News Africa | Facebook

48K views · 362 reactions | Nigeria's President Buhari says he has ordered the police and military to be "ruthless" with vote-riggers, following the last-minute postponement of the general election. Critics said his comments condoned "jungle justice". | BBC News Africa | Facebook

What's the latest from Niger? ➡️ The African Union has suspended Niger and told members to avoid any action that might legitimise the junta. ➡️ ECOWAS has rejected a proposal by the junta to hold elections within three years. ➡️ ECOWAS says it is ready to send in troops. https://bbc.in/3E8OgF4 | BBC News Africa