Nigeria probes fictitious 'presidential' agency

According to France 24, Nigeria's government has opened an investigation into how a fictitious agency, armed with forged appointment letters bearing the president's name, managed to access public funds. In the same broadcast, France 24 reports that Nigeria's thirty-six states are preparing to ratify a major police reform that would let each state establish its own force. And in Mauritania, the network notes that climate change and overfishing are squeezing traditional fishing communities that have worked the coast for generations.

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