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The Crisis Room
Ethnic Profiling In Northwest Nigeria
Ethnic Profiling In Northwest Nigeria | RSS.com Listen On:Ā AppleĀ |Ā SpotifyĀ |Ā RSS The spread of terrorism in the country’s northwestern region led to…
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Features
Cost Of Living Crisis: Nigerian Schoolgirls Suffer Setbacks
For Ruqayyah Bashir*, 18, the burden of feeding and schooling lies on her mother. When economic hardship trailed the fuel…
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Analyses
How Many Nigerians Will Be In Poverty Because Of Cost Of Living Crisis?
Over half of all Nigerians could be living below the poverty line in the next few years as a result…
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Features
Fuel Price Crisis: Is Inflation Killing The Roadside Restaurant, And Millions Of Womenās Jobs?Ā
Until recently, when Rifkatu Dodo sold her food she did not have to be so careful. Every so often someone…
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Features
The Nigerian Writer Working Against The Lifelong Effects Of Child Abuse
It was many years before David* heard the term āemotional abuseā, and realised he had been a victim of it…
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News
Man Sentenced To Death By Hanging For Raping Minor In Kaduna
A man, Usman Shehu Bashir, has been sentenced to death in Zaria, Northwest Nigeria for raping to death a two-year-old…
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Gender & SGBV
Surviving Financial Abuse In A Traditional Marriage
When Rashida Ibrahimās* brother came back home with a lost phone he picked up on the streets of Kaduna in…
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The Crisis Room
What Leads To Radicalization InĀ Africa
What Leads To Radicalization InĀ Africa | RSS.com Listen On:Ā AppleĀ |Ā SpotifyĀ |Ā RSS Radicalization has been on the rise in Africa, with religious extremists…
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Displacement & Migration
The Struggles Of Northern Nigeria’s Milkmaids
From childhood, Hafsatu Muhammed’s future was set – she would become a milkmaid. Being Fulani, Hafsatu came from a nomadic…
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The Crisis Room
What Drives People To Religious Extremism?
In this episode of The Crisis Room, we explore the factors that drive people to join extremist religious groups in…
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