Adejumo Kabir

Kabir works at HumAngle as the Editor of Southern Operations. He is interested in community development reporting, human rights, social justice, and press freedom. He was a finalist in the student category of the African Fact-checking Award in 2018, a 2019 recipient of the Diamond Awards for Media Excellence, and a 2020 recipient of the Thomson Foundation Young Journalist Award. He was also nominated in the journalism category of The Future Awards Africa in 2020. He has been selected for various fellowships, including the 2020 Civic Media Lab Criminal Justice Reporting Fellowship and 2022 International Centre for Journalists (ICFJ) 'In The Name of Religion' Fellowship.

Features

Adejumo KabirMay 2, 2022
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Children Rendered Orphans By Nigeria’s Terror Attacks Face A Grim Future

Sani Ibrahim, 17, has always wanted to get a university degree. He already has a secondary school leaving certificate and…
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Human Rights

Adejumo KabirApril 26, 2022
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Widows Of Slain Nigerian Soldiers Face Eviction Threat In Maiduguri Army Barracks

Susan Innocent* is enraged because military authorities at Mailamari Army Barracks in Maiduguri, Borno, Northeast Nigeria, informed her and all…
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Features

Adejumo KabirApril 22, 2022
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Residents Live In Fear After Soldiers’ Clash With IPOB In Southeast Nigeria

Since ‘IPOB militants’ killed Aloysious Okolie on Monday, Aug. 2, 2021, his wife, Ngozi, 50, has struggled to take care…
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Analyses

Adejumo KabirApril 20, 2022
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Nigerian Authorities’ Silence After Violent Events, Disregard For Victims Raise Concerns

Insecurity in Nigeria reached a milestone on March 28 when terrorists abducted, injured, and killed people during a deadly attack…
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Armed Violence

Adejumo KabirApril 18, 2022
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#OrluIsBleeding: Nigerian Army Reacts To ‘Killing’ Of Civilians In Southeast

The Nigerian Army has reacted to reports of the alleged killing of innocent civilians by some soldiers who opened fire…
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Armed Violence

Adejumo KabirApril 18, 2022
1,370

#OrluIsBleeding: Nigerian Soldiers Allegedly Open Fire On Civilians In Southeast

Several people were killed on Sunday, April 17, 2022, as Nigerian soldiers were said to have opened fire on residents…
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Features

Adejumo KabirApril 17, 2022
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Widowed By ‘Bandits’ (3): The Agony Of Losing One’s Wife To Terrorists

The blazing midday sun shone relentlessly on our reporter as he navigated through the dusty, bumpy road leading to Yanbuki.…
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Armed Violence

Adejumo KabirApril 12, 2022
910

Widowed By ‘Bandits’ (2): The Zamfara Women Who Lost Loved Ones To Terror Invasions

Maliya Isa, 50, looks sober as she reflects on what she says is the most difficult experience she has had.…
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Features

Adejumo KabirApril 8, 2022
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Widowed By ‘Bandits’ (1): Anguish Of Sokoto Women Who Lost Their Husbands To Terror Attacks

Ziyanu Ibrahim, 37, was sleeping in his room in Goronyo, Sokoto, Northwest Nigeria, on Sunday, Oct. 17, 2021, when he…
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Features

Adejumo KabirApril 2, 2022
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This All-Female Legal Team Is Helping Decongest Nigeria’s Correctional Centres

Solomon Samuel is a young Nigerian struggling for survival as an electrician in Lagos, Southwest Nigeria. He was wrongfully arrested…
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