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• Dr Stella Ameyo Adadevoh: Ebola victim and everyday hero

  20 Oct 2014: Tolu Ogunlesi: The doctor prevented the spread of Ebola in Nigeria – and paid with her life. Now we should honour her, and the other health workers whose dedication is inspirational

• Nigeria’s Ebola crackdown is an example to the world

  20 Oct 2014: Persistence, rigorous enforcement of quarantine and disinfection of premises contribute to a success story for Nigeria

• WHO: Nigeria is free of Ebola but must remain vigilant for new cases

  20 Oct 2014: After 42 days – twice the incubation period – since the last case tested negative, the country has been declared Ebola-free

• Nigeria says return of kidnapped girls close despite shaky state of truce

  19 Oct 2014: Deadly attacks continue despite the Nigerian government announcing a ceasefire with Boko Haram

• Fears grow that Nigeria ceasefire won’t secure girls’ release amid fresh attacks

  18 Oct 2014: Suspected Boko Haram militants have killed number of people in two attacks since truce was announced by presidential source
  

• Nigeria: hopes for return of kidnapped schoolgirls rise after ceasefire reported

  17 Oct 2014: Questions surrounded purported deal between Nigerian government and Boko Haram for release of missing schoolgirls

• World in a week: truce agreed with Boko Haram over Chibok schoolgirls

  Guardian Professional, 17 Oct 2014: 13 - 17 October: Catch up with all the development-related news you may have missed this week

• The girls of Chibok have a right to dream

  16 Oct 2014: Esther Addley: Notebook: Six months after the Nigerian schoolgirls were taken, too little has been done to secure their release

• Lagos bans car horns to combat city’s deafening traffic noise

  15 Oct 2014: Nigerian city trials ban for one day – with threat of £75 fine – in attempt to reduce ear-splitting daily hubbub of 20 million people

• Ebola epidemic 2014: timeline

  15 Oct 2014: From a village in Guinea to a hospital in Madrid: key moments in the spread of the world’s largest outbreak of Ebola
  

• #BringBackOurGirls campaigners fight apathy and intimidation

  14 Oct 2014: Campaign to rescue abducted schoolgirls continues in face of Boko Haram violence and a public inured to death statistics

• Good news: we brought back some of our girls. Do we have as much courage as them?

  14 Oct 2014: Gordon Brown: Sixth months later, Boko Haram’s nightmare is a little less terrible, and leaders like Malala have brought universal education to the world stage. What now?

• Six months after Chibok mass abduction, 'the world has moved on'

  Guardian Professional, 13 Oct 2014: Ibrahim Abdullahi, the lawyer who started the #BringBackOurGirls Twitter campaign, says continued support is vital. Anna Leach reports
  

• Millions of retweets, celebrity backing but no happy ending: #BringBackOurGirls' six-month timeline

  Guardian Professional, 13 Oct 2014: Half a year since nearly 300 girls were kidnapped from their school by Boko Haram terrorists in northern Nigeria, we mark the milestones of the campaign
  

• Boko Haram frees 27 hostages, says Cameroon government

  11 Oct 2014: Ten Chinese workers and the wife of Cameroon’s deputy prime minister among those released, president announces
  

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