Abdulkareem Haruna

Abdulkareem Haruna is a Nigerian journalist currently employed as the Editor for Lake Chad at HumAngle. For over a decade, he has demonstrated a passionate commitment to reporting on the Boko Haram conflict and the crisis in the Lake Chad region of northeastern Nigeria. He is a graduate of English Language and holds a Diploma in Mass Communications. Prior to his current role, he served as an assistant editor at both Premium Times and Leadership Newspaper.

Features

Abdulkareem HarunaSeptember 24, 2024
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After the Deluge: The Devastating Impacts of Maiduguri Floods on Business Owners

As the flood waters in Maiduguri, the capital of Borno State, northeastern Nigeria, begin to recede, the submerged city is…
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Emergencies

Abdulkareem HarunaSeptember 22, 2024
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Nigerian Gov’t Deploys 2,000 Water Pumps to Drain Floodwaters in Maiduguri

The Nigerian government has deployed 2,000 water pumps to assist residents of Maiduguri, Borno state’s capital in North East Nigeria,…
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News

Abdulkareem HarunaSeptember 20, 2024
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Maiduguri Flood: MSF Raises Concerns Over Cholera, Malaria Threats

Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has expressed concerns over the looming threat of malaria and cholera outbreaks in Maiduguri following the…
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Emergencies

Abdulkareem HarunaSeptember 12, 2024
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Maiduguri Flood: Dozens Still Trapped And Missing As Rescue Efforts Intensify Amid Fatalities

Two days after severe flooding hit Maiduguri, the capital of Borno State in northeast Nigeria, rescue operations are battling against…
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Emergencies

Abdulkareem HarunaSeptember 12, 2024
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Flood-Related Prison Break In Maiduguri: Many Inmates Still Missing

Facts are beginning to emerge following an alleged flood-induced prison break on Tuesday that saw more than 400 inmates escape…
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News

Abdulkareem HarunaSeptember 10, 2024
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Borno Government Reopens IDP Camps As Maiduguri Faces Severe Flooding

On Sept. 13 1994, Maiduguri, northeastern Nigeria was devastated by a catastrophic flood that claimed numerous lives and destroyed homes…
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News

Abdulkareem HarunaSeptember 10, 2024
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Siblings Drown In Illegal Excavation Pool In Nigeria’s Borno, Community Demands Gov’t Actioni

The village of Jibrinti in Borno State, northeastern Nigeria, is in mourning after the tragic deaths of two siblings, Amma-Zarah…
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Climate Change

Abdulkareem HarunaSeptember 10, 2024
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Flooding Displaces Thousands in Nigeria’s Maiduguri, Forcing School Resumption Delay

In the wake of severe flooding caused by overflowing dams, thousands of displaced residents in Maiduguri, northeastern Nigeria, are seeking…
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Features

Abdulkareem HarunaSeptember 5, 2024
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Nature’s Fury: The Deadly Floods Sweeping Across Northeast Nigeria

This year, the torrential rains in northeastern Nigeria have been more severe than in the previous two years, according to…
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Armed Violence

Abdulkareem HarunaSeptember 4, 2024
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ISWAP Attack Devastates Mafa In Northeast Nigeria, Leaving A Grim Toll of Death

Residents of Mafa, a town in Yobe State, northeastern Nigeria, gathered on Tuesday morning, Aug. 3, for a mass burial…
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