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Features
Sit-At-Home (2): Nigerian Police Illegally Detained Residents For Killings By ‘IPOB Militants’
Chigozie Nebo, 14, would have written the last Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) for candidates in their final year of…
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Features
Sit-At-Home (1): Inside The Killings, Destructions By ‘IPOB Militants’ In Southeast Nigeria
Okolie Ngozi is in her early 50s. She sighed heavily, letting her head drop when our reporter got to her…
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News
NYSC Advises Families Of Prospective Corps Members To Prepare For Ransom Payment
The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has advised prospective Corps members to inform their parents on possible payment of ransom…
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Features
How Floods Displaced Residents In Nigeria’s Southwest Communities
The rain had just stopped early morning of Thursday, Sept. 3, 2021, when our reporter stepped out to track flooding…
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Features
The Nigerian Doctor (6): ‘I’ve Now Turned To Farming’
Aliyu Tanko has a small farm he dedicates time to nowadays as the nationwide resident doctors’ strike continues. “Even if…
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Features
Sorrow, Tears & Blood: Families Of Policemen Killed In Southeast Nigeria Suffer Amid Neglect
As most families in Nigeria were planning for Christmas, in December 2020, Inspector Daniel Ise of the Nigeria Police had…
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Analyses
Nigerians No Longer Complain About Basic Amenities; They Just Want To Live
Alade Raheemat has not been to her hometown in Saki, Oyo State, Southwest Nigeria for five years and she’s not…
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Features
The Nigerian Doctor (4): ‘We Saved Mother, Baby, 10 Minutes To Strike Action’
Ten minutes before members of the National Association of Resident Doctors (NARD) embarked on an indefinite strike, on Monday, Aug.…
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News
The Nigerian Doctor (3): ‘Why I’ll Not Leave My Country’
At a time when some of his colleagues are trying to get out of the country, Abdulquadri Idrisu has made…
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Features
The Nigerian Doctor (2): ‘I’m Worried About My Patient’s Mental Health’
When Adio Olayemi’s* (not real name) 30-year-old patient is at his worst, he destroys properties and attacks anyone around him.…
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