PodcastThe Crisis Room

Abduction Trends In Nigeria’s South

The Crisis Room: Episode 57

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Students in Nigeria returning to school after the prolonged ASUU strike are vulnerable to abductions. 

Today on The Crisis Room, we have a conversation with Muhammed Ashraf, who had to pay a ransom to secure the release of his younger sister.


Hosted by Hauwa Shaffii Nuhu

Producer: Anthony Asemota. 


The Executive Producer is Ahmad Salkida.

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Hauwa Shaffii Nuhu is the Managing Editor at HumAngle. She researches and investigates terrorism & insurgency and its human cost and aftermath, particularly how they affect transitional justice issues, displacement, migration, and women. She is a 2023 Pulitzer Centre grantee, a 2023 International Women Media Fund awardee, and a 2022 Storify Africa fellow, among several others.

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