Into The Abyss Of Deaths, Burials, And Missing People In Nigeria’s War On Terror

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    Nigeria’s Displaced People Wasting Away Outside The Fold Of Humanitarian Support

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    Nigerian Military Releases More Men Imprisoned For Years Without Trial

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      Ethnic Profiling In Northwest Nigeria

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      After many years, detainees at Giwa Barracks in northeastern Nigeria, finally get a chance to speak to their loved ones. This happened shortly after we wrote to authorities to share the findings of our investigation. Knifar, an advocacy group formed by the detainees’ wives, estimated that over 200 women had received phone calls from the military detention facility as of the first week of September.
      Giwa Barracks Detainees Allowed To Make Phonecalls
      For 105 days, Bilyaminu was held captive by kidnappers. During that time, his family tried everything they could to raise the ransom demanded, including putting up their houses and farms for sale. But this proved very difficult because of Nigeria's Naira redesign policy at that time.
      Vestiges Of Violence (EP 105): Abducted for 105 Days
      Biri Gamda is a meal traditionally prepared to fatten domestic animals. But due to economic hardship and the loss of livelihoods and aid, IDPs in Borno state have turned to this meal for survival.
      Resettled IDPs in Borno Forced To Eat Animal Feed As Hardship Bites
      ‘Resettlement’ is a word that some Nigerians have become quite familiar with. Last year, the Borno state government began to resettle internally displaced persons camping in Maiduguri. HumAngle visited one of the resettlement sites in Nguro Soye to assess the situation. Are the resettled people safe? Do they have access to basic amenities? Find out in this documentary.
      Visiting The Resettled

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