nigeria

• Maryland

Baltimore County schools are rapidly adding students. More than half are immigrants or speak another language.

What is fueling some of the biggest growth in Baltimore County school enrollment? The immigrants. Where are many coming from? Nigeria.

• Health

University of Maryland institute wins grants to battle disease in Africa

The Institute of Human Virology to use $23 million to improve disease infrastructure in Kenya, Nigeria

By Meredith Cohn

Nov 11, 2015

• Maryland

Nigerian choir performs in Carroll

This group, comprised of members of the Nigerian Church Ekklesiyar Yan'uwa a Nigeria, also known as EYN, brought something special for this trip. As dinner finished up, 30 women who make up EYN's Women's Fellowship Choir gave a brief performance of traditional Christian hymns while the remainder of the group and representatives of the Church of the Brethren watched on.

• Opinion

Wow! And thanks to you! [Commentary]

• Opinion

In Nigeria, challenge goes beyond missing girls [Letter]

• Opinion

The world has finally noticed Boko Haram [Commentary]

• Baltimore City

Students rally for kidnapped school girls

• Politics

Mikulski presses for further sanctions over Boko Haram kidnappings

• Nigeria

'An outrage and a tragedy' [Editorial]

• Nigeria

'Fela!' shakes the roof at Morgan State University

• Opinion

In Nigeria, getting away with murder

• Nigeria

Baltimore manufacturer buys malaria drugs for Nigeria

• Africa

BWI losing flights to Africa in May

• Nigeria

Oil hits $100 a barrel

• Nigeria

The 'Afrosoul' king

• Nigeria

UM program wins grant for HIV work in Nigeria

• Nigeria

WORLD DIGEST

• Nigeria

Latest Nigerian fraud: bulldog puppies

• Nigeria

Nigeria struggles through elections

• Nigeria

Key to winning Nigerian election is violence

• Nigeria

Nigeria neglect carries cost

• Nigeria

Opposition threatens to boycott Nigerian vote

• Nigeria

Flares darken villagers' prospects

• Nigeria

In Nigeria, rich promise unfulfilled

• Nigeria

Candidate's bid knows no borders

• Nigeria

UM's HIV effort offers ray of hope in Nigeria

• Africa

Darfur talks go on past deadline

• Africa

Bush urges action on Darfur talks

• Liberia

World must ensure Liberia's Taylor faces justice

• Africa

Liberian president seeks trial of Taylor

• Nigeria

Nigerian unrest raises price of crude $1.57

• Nigeria

Nigeria descends deep into disrepute Rule by 'medieval warlords' is holding back largest nation on the African continent

• Nigeria

Prosecutors open attack on alleged global fraud ring 3-year probe links phony bank accounts, two slayings in region

• Nigeria

Nigeria makes another attempt at transition to democracy Repressive rules limit activity of political parties

• Africa

Liberians declare for peace again Abuja accord: Nigeria's strongman brokers disarmament and election pledge.

• Nigeria

Nigeria is most corrupt country, 'poll of polls' indicates International organization questioned business people

• Nigeria

Advance fee fraud taps Md. via mail Letters from Nigeria ask small businesses for aid in moving cash; High payoffs promised; Funds often support smuggling of heroin, officials report

• Africa

S. Africa grappling with its role To lead or not: Nigeria's execution of nine men last week has become a test for South Africa in its relations with the rest of the continent.

• Nigeria

Nigerian nightmare Nine executions: Blood-thirsty dictator increases his chances of being overthrown.

• Nigeria

Disappointment in Nigeria

• Nigeria

Nigerian leader defies pleas for reforms General says military to rule 3 more years; foes still imprisoned

• Liberia

Hope for Liberia

• Africa

Phony charter leaves dozens stranded at BWI

• Africa

Westminster woman to study in Ghana

• Drug Trafficking

3 Nigerians brought back to Maryland to face charges on drugs, violence

• Nigeria

Nigeria's Turmoil

• Africa

The Trouble with Africa

• Nigeria

Activists object to Jackson at U.S.-Nigeria talks

• Nigeria

Transition in Nigeria

• Nigeria

Nigeria's military ruler keeps his promise, resigns Civilian fills in; course is unsure