Muhammed Akinyemi

Muhammed Akinyemi is a journalist, creative writer and editor with international bylines. He explores storytelling using innovative tools like satellite imagery, interactive data, and multimedia to tell stories that are accessible to all people. He is a 2019 African Liberty Writing Fellow, and an APLP graduate from NTA, Egypt. He works as HumAngle's Interactive Editor. He tweets personal opinions via @theprincelyx.

Armed Violence

Muhammed AkinyemiMarch 29, 2022
2,659

#Chinelo: Doctor Dies Days Before Planned Nigeria Exit

“I’m in the train. I have been shot please pray for me.” Those are the last recorded words of Dr…
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Armed Violence

Muhammed AkinyemiFebruary 25, 2022
1,830

Russia-Ukraine Hostilities May Spill Into Central African Republic In A ‘Cold War’ Reprisal With France

Superpower countries like to keep conflicts off their territories by putting their boots on proxy nations controlled through ‘alliances’ or…
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Features

Azeezat AdedigbaMuhammed AkinyemiDecember 1, 2021
690

#SurvivingLagos: Juggling Jobs To Make Ends Meet

Precious received a call from her sister that led to her relocation to Lagos in search of greener pasture. Her…
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Features

Azeezat AdedigbaMuhammed AkinyemiNovember 10, 2021
659

#SurvivingLagos: A Lawyer’s Commuting Experience In A ‘Chaotic’ City

It was a sunny afternoon in Ikeja, the seat of power in Nigeria’s commercial city, Lagos, Southwest Nigeria, when HumAngle…
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Analyses

Muhammed AkinyemiMansir MuhammedOctober 27, 2021
1,411

The Cost Of Lagos’ Poor Air Quality On Lives And Properties

Recent GIS data has revealed that several areas in Lagos are at great risk of deaths and economic losses due…
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Features

Muhammed AkinyemiSeptember 16, 2021
1,987

#NyiragongoEruption: Pompeii Is Alive! This Time, It Is In Africa’s DR Congo

Pompeii, the ancient (Roman) Italian city, was a hub of trading activities. Blessed with good soil, Pompeii farmed and feasted;…
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Analyses

Muhammed AkinyemiMansir MuhammedAugust 25, 2021
1,799

GIS Data Reveals 31 IDP Camps At Risk Of Flooding In Northeast Nigeria

Changing climates are having serious environmental impacts across different parts of the world, and Maiduguri in Borno State, Northeast Nigeria,…
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News

Muhammed AkinyemiMansir MuhammedAugust 2, 2021
2,253

Borno State Is Resettling IDPs But Satellite Data Shows They Might Be At Risk

Between May 2013 and September 2014, several villages in Bama Local Government Area (LGA), Borno State, Northeast Nigeria, were repeatedly…
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News

Muhammed AkinyemiJuly 29, 2021
1,193

Over 300 Fake NGOs Created To Counter Organisations, Individuals Demanding Accountability From Buhari’s Govt – Report

A new report has revealed that since 2015, President Muhammadu Buhari administration has sponsored at least 360 NGOs to help…
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Features

Azeezat AdedigbaMuhammed AkinyemiJuly 17, 2021
875

#SurvivingLagos: Food Vendors Who Pray For Traffic Jam

Yaba, Lagos state, Southwest Nigeria, is touted as Nigeria’s Silicon Valley, with an unending inflow of people and opportunities in…
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