Nigeria's president

Nigeria's president

Bola Ahmed Tinubu is to be sworn in as Nigeria's fifth democratically elected president on May 29. Here's what you need to know about the man who will be leading the West African nation next.

No-petrol car innovator

No-petrol car innovator

David Omoregie, an innovative Nigerian entrepreneur whose mission is reshaping the automotive landscape in his country. Driven by a commitment to both economic empowerment and environmental sustainability, David has become a change ambassador by converting cars to operate on Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) instead of petrol.Born and raised in Nigeria, David Omoregie recognised the pressing need to address the economic challenges faced in his country due to soaring fuel prices as well as to contribute to tackling the impact of climate change.

Self-taught engineer

Self-taught engineer

Meet Nigeria's self-taught engineer who captivates experts for his innovations. Hadi Usman, 70, from Gombe state, made radio transmitters and water-powered stoves among other innovations. He has never attended a school. A university has recently awarded him an honorary doctorate.

Challenges for Nigeria's president

Challenges for Nigeria's president

The Nigerian president, Bola Tinubu, has taken the oath of office. Following his inauguration, he will have a full schedule with the economy, security and employment at the top of his priority list.

Rekindling Arabic art in West Africa

Rekindling Arabic art in West Africa

Yushaa Abdulla is a Nigerian with extra-ordinary skills in Arabic calligraphy. The Turkish-educated calligrapher is promoting the art in West Africa training young people and rekindling its beauty.