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Would you like to access news/blog content published by sources located in Nigeria?
Code example
If you'd like to make a REST call, then make a following POST request:
Endpoint /api/v1/article/getArticles
Request body
{
"sourceLocationUri": "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nigeria",
"resultType": "articles",
"apiKey": "API_KEY"
}
If you'd like instead to do a GET request then call:
/api/v1/article/getArticles?sourceLocationUri=http%3A%2F%2Fen.wikipedia.org%2Fwiki%2FNigeria&resultType=articles&apiKey=API_KEY
Example of JSON response
Below is an example JSON object that you would receive as the result of the request. You can retrieve also additional properties such as concepts, categories, source details, etc. by specifying additional parameters in the request as described on the documentation page.
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"body": "· Nollywood actor Olumide Oworu has declared his intention to contest for a seat in the House of Representatives in the 2027 general elections\n\n· He will run for the Surulere I Federal Constituency seat on the platform of the Allied Peoples Movement (APM)\n\n· He announced his candidacy in an Instagram post on Tuesday\n\n· In 2023, he sought a Lagos State House of Assembly seat under the Labour Party but his name did not appear on the final ballot\n\n· He said administrative hurdles did not end his political ambition and called on young people to take part in decisions affecting their future\n\n· The APM is the platform of Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde, who has declared his presidential ambition\n\nMain Story\n\nNollywood actor Olumide Oworu has declared his intention to contest for a seat in the House of Representatives in the 2027 general elections, after he was excluded from the ballot in his 2023 bid for the Lagos State House of Assembly. He announced his candidacy for the Surulere I Federal Constituency seat on the platform of the Allied Peoples Movement in an Instagram post on Tuesday.\n\nThe actor, who contested under the Labour Party in 2023, said his previous experience had strengthened his resolve to take part in governance. \"In 2023, we dared to believe that things could be different. We stepped out, we organized and we proved that the youth of Surulere Constituency 1 are ready for governance driven by conscience,\" he wrote.\n\nHe said administrative hurdles kept his name off the final ballot but did not mark the end of his ambition. \"Despite the administrative hurdles that left our names off the final ballot, your resilience showed me that our vision was never a passing phase. Instead, it was the beginning of something much more significant,\" he added. Declaring his 2027 bid, he said, \"That is why I am incredibly proud to declare my candidacy for the House of Representatives (Surulere 1 Federal Constituency) in the 2027 elections under the banner of the Allied Peoples Movement (APM).\"\n\nThe Issues\n\nOworu's story reflects a recurring problem in Nigerian politics, where candidates can lose their place on the ballot through party disputes and legal battles rather than at the polls. In 2023, he was expected to challenge incumbent lawmaker Desmond Elliot, but a report at the time said his name was absent from the ballot, while Adebayo Bode was listed as the Labour Party candidate on the official declaration of result sheet. The candidates had been involved in legal disputes that remained unresolved until the build-up to the election.\n\nHis move also fits a wider trend of entertainers and young professionals seeking elective office, hoping to turn visibility and youth appeal into votes. Moving from a state assembly seat to a federal constituency, and from the Labour Party to the APM, signals a bigger ambition and a new political base, The APM link adds a political dimension. With Makinde running for president on the same platform, Oworu's candidacy may benefit from, or be tied to, how well that campaign performs in Lagos.\n\nWhat's Being Said\n\nOworu framed his run as a generational call. \"We cannot afford to sit on the sidelines while our future is decided by a political class that won't have to live with the consequences of today's choices,\" he wrote. He urged residents to back his ambition, saying young people should have a say in decisions affecting their future, No response from rival candidates, the APM or other parties was included in the report.\n\nWhat's Next\n\nAttention will turn to whether Oworu is formally listed as the APM candidate for Surulere I and how his campaign takes shape in a constituency with established political players. Given his 2023 experience, observers will watch whether his candidacy is secure ahead of the ballot, His campaign is also likely to draw interest from young voters and the entertainment community as the 2027 race builds.\n\nBottom Line\n\nOlumide Oworu is returning to the race after being kept off the 2023 ballot, now aiming higher with a House of Representatives bid on the APM platform, and betting that Surulere's young voters will back a conscience-driven campaign this time.",
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"body": "Director General of National Sports Commission (NSC), Bukola Olopade, has attributed Flamingos' victory at the just concluded FIFA U-17 World Cup to the 'strong foundation' including their participation at Asaba 2025 National Youth Games.\n\nThe Flamingos made history in the late hours of Saturday, by emerging champions of the FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup, defeating Japan 2-1 in Rabat, Morocco. The victory makes Nigeria the first African nation to win the FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup, bringing an end to the continent's long wait for the global crown and rewarding the Flamingos for a remarkable campaign in Morocco.\n\nOlopade, who was part of federal government's delegation to Rabat, told The Guardian that Lagos State government played an active role in the victory, saying: \"Nine players in this Flamingos' squad were part of Team Lagos that won the female football gold medal at Asaba 2025 National Youth Games. You can see the importance of investing in youth,\" Olopade said.\n\nAt the 9th National Youth Games in Asaba in 2025, the young lads from Lagos defeated host state Team Delta 5-4 on penalties after the game ended 1-1 at regulation time. Team Lagos come from a goal down to equalise deep into added time. You can see that the victory at the World Cup was a result of long investment on youth development,\" he said.\n\nSpeaking further, Olopade described the victory as a triumph for all Nigerians and expressed appreciation to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for his support and investment in sports.\n\n\"This is a victory for every Nigerian. We are grateful to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for his immense investment and commitment to the development of sports in the country. There could hardly be a better way for these young champions to appreciate that support than by bringing home a World Cup trophy. They have made the nation proud and shown what is possible when talent, preparation and the right support come together,\" he said.\n\nMeanwhile, chairman of the NSC, Mallam Shehu Dikko, says the Flamingos' achievement is a reflection of the nation's sports rejuvenation, which must be sustained through reforms at all levels, stressing that building a strong foundation was essential to producing excellence at the highest level.\n\n\"When we get it right at the grassroots, the top will be corrected too. This victory is a powerful reminder that investing in young athletes, strengthening our development structures and creating opportunities for talent to thrive will deliver results for Nigeria,\" Dikko stated.",
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"body": "Following the election of a Muslim senator-elect in the United States, there have been conversations in Nigeria and on social media about Islamophobia targeted towards Muslims.\n\nWhile many are claiming that the phobia towards Muslims is not unfounded, there are people who are asking when well-intentioned fear becomes bigotry.\n\nIn this article, we examine Islamophobia, what it looks like in Nigeria, and why it is a dangerous mindset to have in times like this.\n\nWhat is Islamophobia?\n\nIslamophobia is the irrational fear and hostility towards Islam or Muslims in general. It is a form of bigotry that operates as a radicalised form of prejudice against Muslims or people who are believed to be Muslims, judged by their names or dress.\n\nHow Did Islamophobia Begin in Nigeria?\n\nThe anti-Muslim sentiments in Nigeria did not begin this year; in fact, it can be traced back to the 1914 amalgamation of the Northern and Southern Protectorates by British colonial authorities, which joined regions with vastly different cultural and religious identities.\n\nHowever, the most recent and strongest wave of Islamophobia in the country began in the 2000s and continues in present-day Nigeria, when violent militant groups like Boko Haram began to plague the country. Although mainstream Nigerian Muslims repeatedly condemn these groups, violent extremism is frequently generalised to every Muslim, many of whom are also victims of these bandits.\n\nWhat Does Islamophobia Look Like in Nigeria?\n\nNigeria is a deeply religious and conservative country, with two major religions, Islam and Christianity. While Muslims predominantly occupy the northern part of the country and Christians the South, anti-Muslim sentiment in the country exists all over the country and intersects with ethnic and religious disagreements.\n\nThere are ways Islamophobia manifests in Nigeria, and some of them are below:\n\n* Terrorist Profiling\n\nDue to the violent nature of extremists and terrorist groups in Nigeria, many Nigerians profile the average Muslim, with an emphasis on everyday workers as bandits or terrorists. The day-to-day interaction between Muslims and non-Muslims in communities is done with suspicion, as most people associate the religion and its people with violent tendencies or terrorist actions.\n\n* Political Scapegoating\n\nAt a time like this, when the elections are close, Muslim candidates are viewed with suspicion and are typically the less-favoured candidates. It is also a tool weaponised by the competing factions to ensure they are not voted into power.\n\nIn other cases, Muslim candidates, joint Muslim-Muslim political tickets, or Islamic policy initiatives are often framed by opponents or critics through an alarmist lens as a systematic attempt at \"Islamization\" or dominance.\n\n* Socio-Educational Bigotry\n\nIn places where other religions and groups are accommodated, Muslims are treated with disdain. Attire like hijabs is either banned or faces restrictions and pushback that others do not face.\n\n* Microaggressions\n\nMuslims in southern or mixed communities may feel pressure to alter their names on job applications, self-censor during discussions of politics or faith, or navigate subtle social exclusion and stereotyping in workplaces and public transport.\n\nWhy the Arguments for Islamophobia in Nigeria Don't Hold Up\n\nNigerians who hold anti-Muslim and Islamophobic sentiments are often not considerate of the Muslims who are also often victims of violent terrorist organisations.\n\nThe current insecurity being faced by the country at the hands of bandits began in the Northern States and took the lives of many Muslim people. While many claim that the sentiment of the bandits is to turn the people kidnapped from Christians to Muslims, it has been proven wrong by how many Muslims are also victims of these violent attacks.\n\nIn fact, there are more Nigerians than there are non-Nigerians who have families or loved ones who are Muslims. For a country so deeply intertwined with each other's cultures and beliefs, bigoted mindsets like Islamophobia only serve to further alienate or drive conflict, and eventually, this sentiment is used by political parties who seek to win at any cost.\n\nWhat do we think?\n\nFor a country like Nigeria, where there's a diverse culture, sentiments like Islamophobia only seek to cause division and are largely discriminatory towards people who are innocent. While a lot of Nigerians who have been victims of violent factions are not wrong to be wary of these bandits, generalising an entire group of people has more negative consequences than anything else.",
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