Abdulkareem Haruna

Abdulkareem Haruna is a Nigerian journalist who has provided extensive coverage of the Lake Chad conflict in north-eastern Nigeria for over a decade. A graduate of English Language with a Diploma in Mass Communications. He previously worked as an assistant editor with Premium Times and Leadership Newspaper. Haruna has a strong knowledge of the Northeast and follows the trends in the region closely.

News

Abdulkareem HarunaNovember 18, 2022

United Nations ‘Deeply Disturbed’ By Killing Of Aid Worker In Nigeria’s Northeast

A yet-to-be-identified soldier of the Nigerian military got drunk on Thursday, Nov.17 and opened fire at his colleagues and two…
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Armed Violence

Abdulkareem HarunaNovember 15, 2022

Widows Of Borno’s Slain Volunteer Soldiers Speak On Life Without Their Husbands

The first of October is to every Nigerian a special day when citizens celebrate the anniversary of the nation’s independence.…
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Armed Violence

Abdulkareem HarunaNovember 12, 2022

ISWAP Collects Taxes In CFA As Nigeria Government Plans Currency Redesign

The Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) has ordered farmers and fishermen in the territories they control around Lake Chad…
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Armed Violence

Abdulkareem HarunaNovember 1, 2022

545 Days (3): The Last Day?

The story of how Jummai Inuwa led five other women from ISWAP captivity concludes. She has spent 18 months in…
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Armed Violence

Abdulkareem HarunaOctober 30, 2022

More On Attack On Military Base In Niger: Military Kill Terrorists, Recover Explosives, RPG

Amidst warning of a major terror attack around Abuja, the federal capital of Nigeria, troops of the Nigeria Army had…
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Armed Violence

Abdulkareem HarunaOctober 26, 2022

545 Days (2): Surviving Captivity

Part two of HumAngle’s serialisation of the story of Jummai Inuwa and her companions, kidnapped and held by the Islamic…
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Armed Violence

Abdulkareem HarunaOctober 20, 2022

545 Days (1): A Great Escape From The Heart Of Terror

“Today is the D-Day of our escape,” abducted humanitarian worker Jummai Inuwa said firmly to the other women in her…
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Emergencies

Abdulkareem HarunaOctober 14, 2022

Cholera, Measles Kill 252 Persons In Nigeria’s Borno

A total of 178 persons have died of cholera infection in Borno state, Northeast Nigeria since July this year, according…
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Armed Violence

Abdulkareem HarunaOctober 12, 2022

Victims Of Damaturu Bombing Share Painful Experiences 7 Years On

Muslims were preparing to gather for the late afternoon prayer in Damaturu, capital of Yobe State, Northeast Nigeria, on Feb.…
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Climate

Abdulkareem HarunaOctober 10, 2022

Water Released From Cameroon’s Lagdo Dam Causing Fresh Displacements In Northeast Nigeria – IOM

Flood water has forced nearly 40,000 more people from their homes in parts of Northeast Nigeria since September, and at…
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Abdulkareem Haruna

Abdulkareem Haruna

United Nations ‘Deeply Disturbed’ By Killing Of Aid Worker In Nigeria’s Northeast

Widows Of Borno’s Slain Volunteer Soldiers Speak On Life Without Their Husbands

ISWAP Collects Taxes In CFA As Nigeria Government Plans Currency Redesign

545 Days (3): The Last Day?

More On Attack On Military Base In Niger: Military Kill Terrorists, Recover Explosives, RPG

545 Days (2): Surviving Captivity

545 Days (1): A Great Escape From The Heart Of Terror

Cholera, Measles Kill 252 Persons In Nigeria’s Borno

Victims Of Damaturu Bombing Share Painful Experiences 7 Years On

Water Released From Cameroon’s Lagdo Dam Causing Fresh Displacements In Northeast Nigeria – IOM

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