For this issue, a child forced to kill by Boko Haram.

The photographer Glenna Gordon accompanied the Nigerian military to regions where Islamist militants have terrorized residents.

The four children, from a fishing village in Nigeria, were among thousands abducted by Boko Haram and trained as soldiers. They learned to survive, but only by forgetting who they were.

African women have been reducing meals, finding new trades, selling possessions, dispersing children before they ask the world for help.

Artists worldwide battle illegal sales of their work. But Nigeria’s piracy is so ingrained that music thieves even worry about rip-offs of their rip-offs.

Anxious parents of the 82 Chibok girls looked for signs of how deeply their daughters might have changed in the hands of the extremists.

What do the C.I.A. and Nigerian imams have to do with the fight to end polio? Retro Report examines how the worlds of politics and public health can collide.

In remote Nigerian forests, members of a century-old group are using hunting skills honed over generations to join the fight against the Islamist militants.

Only a handful of people have seen the 82 Nigerian girls who were released on Sunday, extending a painful wait for their families.

A Nigerian artist has accused Damien Hirst of copying a well-known Nigerian brass artwork, without giving it the proper historical recognition.