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Vestiges Of Violence
From Wrongful Detention to Displacement
In Borno State, Northeast Nigeria, the Nigerian army arbitrarily arrested thousands of people between 2015 and 2016, in their counterinsurgency…
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Featured
Kasuwan Daji: A Community Burnt, Bereaved, and Branded as Thieves
Kasuwan Daji, once a bustling village, now lies in haunting silence. The aftermath of the Jan. 3 terror attack has…
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Featured
One Man’s Kidnapping in Kano Unmasks Growing Criminal Siege
Audu Danbaba is in his fifties but trudges like someone in his eighties. He walks carefully, sometimes raising his hands…
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Development
Classroom Attendance in Nigeria Still Relies on Paper
At the start of every school day, Martha Ayuba marks the attendance register of her class of about 50 pupils…
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Development
National ID Errors Lock Nigerians Out of Essential Services
When Catherine Bello received a text message from the World Food Programme (WFP) in August 2025, she was excited. She…
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Podcast
Ta Rasa Komai Dalilin Boko Haram
Ta Rasa Komai Dalilin Boko Haram | RSS.com Saurara a: Apple Podcast | Spotify | RSS Gina Bashir manomiya ce mai shekaru 46 daga Askira…
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Armed Violence
Ngoshe Attack: The Fragile Promise of “Safe Resettlement”
Two children he found while fleeing the Ngoshe attack clung to his hands, struggling to keep up as they stumbled…
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Podcast
Rebuilding after War
VOV 133: Rebuilding after War | RSS.com Christie Garba is a 38-year-old mother of seven who lives in Billiri, Gombe…
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News
#HumAngleAt6: Sally Hayden Shares on Ethical Dilemmas in Conflict Reporting
As part of its sixth-anniversary celebrations, HumAngle, Africa’s leading conflict and humanitarian crises reporting newsroom, held a training session on…
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Analyses
Nigeria’s Disharmonised Digital System Leaving Low-Income Farmers Behind
Bala Abubakar rises before dawn, fetching water and checking his irrigation canals. He grew up in Gurin, a community in…
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News
#HumAngleAt6: Ahmad Salkida on Building Africa’s Conflict Reporting Newsroom
When Ahmad Salkida first conceived HumAngle in 2014, the idea was audacious: build a newsroom dedicated to conflict reporting at…
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