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.

Features

Muhammed AkinyemiJuly 14, 2021
4,279

Murder In The Lagoon: How Hospital Allegedly Killed Patient By Administering Expired Drug

Adelagun Ronke*, 50, was surrounded by her children and siblings as she was taken into the Ikoyi branch of the…
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Features

Azeezat AdedigbaMuhammed AkinyemiJuly 10, 2021
797

#SurvivingLagos: Insults, Shame, Motivation Dot The Daily Life Of A Lagos Street Cleaner

A light drizzle had just subsided when the HumAngle crew walked into the home of 44-year-old Kehinde Omolara, a street…
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Features

Azeezat AdedigbaMuhammed AkinyemiJuly 3, 2021
1,152

#SurvivingLagos: How Traffic Jam Threatens Relationships

Lagos opens its arms to indigenes, migrants, visitors, and anyone who walks into it. Lagos gives opportunities, dreams, homes, money,…
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Features

Azeezat AdedigbaMuhammed AkinyemiJune 26, 2021
936

#SurvivingLagos: The Risky Love-Hate Relationship With Okada

In Lagos, the only part of your commuting that you have power over, is leaving your house. When the Lagos…
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Features

Azeezat AdedigbaMuhammed AkinyemiJune 19, 2021
1,836

#SurvivingLagos: One Traffic Jam Away From Death, Broken Families

Lagos, depending on who you consult, is the most populous city in Africa, with some estimating the population at 14.3…
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Security & Tech

Muhammed AkinyemiMay 24, 2021
3,333

Nigeria’s Space Agency Says Nigeria’s Satellites Cannot Track Terrorists; It Is Right

Listen to this story On May 5, at the peak of parents and concerned citizens asking for Nigeria to deploy…
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News

Muhammed AkinyemiApril 16, 2021
761

Nigeria May Experience Famine In The Next Decade – Report

Rising political, economic, and life insecurity in Nigeria will push the country into famine in the next ten years, a…
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News

Muhammed AkinyemiApril 16, 2021
529

National Average Cost Of Making Staple Meal Increases By 7.8% – Report

Economic growth regression, the COVID-19 pandemic, and government policies have exacerbated food insecurity in Nigeria, as the prices of everyday…
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News

Muhammed AkinyemiApril 15, 2021
1,257

Creators Are Excited About NFTs, So Are Cyber Criminals

On March 26, a Nigerian artist tweeted that someone was selling 11 of her works on an NFT platform. Two…
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News

Muhammed AkinyemiApril 11, 2021
830

NRC Condemns Damasak Attack, Says Humanitarian Space Is Shrinking In Nigeria

Eric Batonon, the Norwegian Refugee Council Country Director in Nigeria has condemned the attack by the Islamic State West Africa…
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