The biggest protests in a generation swept through Nigeria in 2020.
Thousands of young people protested against police brutality. But on 20 October, the Nigerian army opened fire on protesters at the Lekki toll gate in Lagos. Despite it being filmed by people there and even live streamed on Instagram, the army denies the shooting happened and says it was 'fake news'. 
The government called it 'a massacre without blood or bodies'. 
The BBC's Yemisi Adegoke investigates what happened that night.

Lekki toll gate: 'The massacre without blood or bodies' - BBC Africa

The number of Covid-19 cases in Africa is on the rise. But in some countries, people still don't believe the pandemic is real. 

BBC Africa's Yemisi Adegoke went inside a Covid-19 treatment ward in Lagos, Nigeria to see how frontline workers are fighting against the virus, despite living in an environment where many still doubt the presence of the pandemic in the country.

Fighting Covid-19 in a place where people don't believe it exists - BBC Africa documentary

BBC Africa Eye goes undercover to expose an ineffective and corrupt pension system in Nigeria, which leaves some elderly people sick and penniless, yet grants some politicians inflated retirement packages.

Reporter Yemisi Adegoke travels to Cross River State to meet ‘Ghost Pensioners’ – elderly people whom the state declared dead and deprived of their pensions. Some of whom are forced to rely on financial support from their relatives and are subjected to dehumanising treatment from the state officials for petitioning for their pensions to be reinstated.

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