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Armed Violence
The Deadly Crises Tearing Nigerian Rural Communities Apart
Azeez Adam, 52, stretched his left leg, braced with a metal cage, in his hospital bed by the door of…
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Features
Nigerian Rural Community Stuck In Water Crisis. A Nonprofit Takes A Photo, And It Tilts The Narrative
Kemi Gbereogun, 52, scowls as she stirs dough into Fufu, a staple made from cassava, over a fire. She is…
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Analyses
Nigerian Air Force Bombardments Have In Its Wake Civilian Casualties: Is There An End In Sight?
Civilian fatalities from airstrikes in conflict areas across Nigeria have become a recurring problem. Since the infamous Air Force bombing…
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Features
Persons With Disabilities Face Discrimination As Nigerian Law Protecting Them Remains Redundant
Ten years ago, Joy Abdulrahman, a mother of two, was caught in a ghastly accident on her way to Nigeria’s…
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News
Nigeria Air Force To Investigate Cause Of Trainer Aircraft Crash In Kaduna
The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) says it will investigate the cause of the Super Mushshak trainer aircraft crash at its…
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Analyses
Terrorism Driving New Wave Of Crisis In Nigeria’s Northwest, Govt Keeps Looking Away
The growing wave of extrajudicial killings of innocent ‘Fulanis’ across Nigeria’s Northwest, based on ethnic profiling of the decade-old crisis…
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Sokoto Governor Writes Nigerian Govt To Suspend Telecom Services Ban After HumAngle Report
Aminu Tambuwal, the Governor of Sokoto State in Northwest Nigeria, has written to the Nigerian Government to suspend the blockade…
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Features
Terrorists Become Deadlier In Sokoto Despite Govt’s Stringent Measures
Muhammad Isma’il clenched his teeth as he tried to adjust under mosquito net. He suffered a gunshot wound to his…
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With ₦3,500, Sokoto Residents Buy Locally-made Guns As Insecurity Spikes In Nigeria’s Northwest
Abubakar Sanusi, 22, still trembles. He is still at a loss for words, a month after he was abducted in…
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Features
Sexual Violence Is Endemic In Sokoto But A Law Firm Is Changing The Narrative
Aisha Abubakar* was only eight when she lost both parents; one late Sunday afternoon in January 2019, a terror group…
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