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.

Analyses

Adejumo KabirMarch 20, 2022
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Growing Trend Of Fake Military Personnel Frustrating Nigeria’s Fight Against Insecurity

Like every other profession, imposters taking over the military as personnel are now everywhere on the streets, with most of…
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Features

Adejumo KabirMarch 16, 2022
1,307

Displaced & Neglected: The Struggles Of Sokoto IDPs Who Survived Terror Invasions

Isa Adamu, 60, would have loved to spend the rest of his life in his hometown in Sabon Birni Local…
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Human Rights

Adejumo KabirMarch 15, 2022
1,468

Neglect, Public Perception Affecting Nigeria Police Performance

Nigeria Police personnel are planning to embark on a two-week warning strike across the country, HumAngle can report. The strike…
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Features

Adejumo KabirMarch 11, 2022
1,031

Students Help Lagos IDPs Displaced From Libya Eradicate Menstrual Poverty

Chioma Arinze*, 20, would no longer have to use rags as sanitary pads during her monthly menstrual periods. This is…
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Human Rights

Adejumo KabirMarch 8, 2022
1,259

Why Children In Northwest Nigeria Are Ending Up On The Streets

Muhammed Abdulmumin, 11, woke up shivering under a bridge in Zaria, Kaduna, Northwest Nigeria, in the early hours of Feb.…
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Features

Adejumo KabirMarch 7, 2022
954

The Bloodbath (4): Nigerians Jailed After Zaria Massacre Share Their Ordeal

After surviving a fire incident during the Zaria Massacre of Dec. 2015, Ahmad Musa was immediately arrested by soldiers who…
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Human Rights

Adejumo KabirMarch 2, 2022
862

Nigeria’s Definition Of Torture Is Faulty, Parliament Needs To Fix It

On Tuesday, March 1, 2022, members of the National Assembly voted on 68 proposed amendments to the 1999 Constitution of…
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Human Rights

Adejumo KabirMarch 2, 2022
806

The Bloodbath (3): Seven Years On, Wounds From Zaria Massacre Yet To Heal

Yusuf Abdulkareem, 28, did not think he would survive after he was shot by soldiers during the Zaria Massacre of…
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Features

Adejumo KabirFebruary 27, 2022
1,206

The Bloodbath (2): Children Brutalised During Zaria Massacre Still Living With Trauma

Zainab Yakubu’s father and three siblings were killed by soldiers who unleashed an attack on the residence of Ibrahim El-Zakzaky,…
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News

Adejumo KabirFebruary 25, 2022
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The Bloodbath (1): Families Mourn Loved Ones Years After Zaria Massacre

Sherifat Yakubu, 60, tied the knot with her heartthrob, Muhammed Yakubu, in Zaria, Kaduna, Northwest Nigeria, in 1980. They both…
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