Kunle Adebajo

Head of Investigations at HumAngle. ‘Kunle covers conflict alongside its many intricacies and fallouts. He also writes about disinformation, the environment, and human rights. He's won a couple of journalism awards, including the 2021 Wole Soyinka Award for Investigative Journalism, the 2022 African Fact-checking Award, and the 2023 Michael Elliott Award for Excellence in African Storytelling.

Features

Kunle AdebajoApril 30, 2022
1,226

Going Missing As A Refugee In Cameroon, The Story Of Mallam Abba

Mallam Abba Aji. Bulama Abba. Kanyima. Lawan Khadijaye. Mattaá Ya Asheye. Baana Nasarye. Mustafa Mallam Fantami. All seven people are…
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Humanitarian Crises

Kunle AdebajoApril 28, 2022
776

2 Former Detainees Die Shortly After Release From Gombe Rehabilitation Camp

Two of the recently released participants of Nigeria’s Operation Safe Corridor (OSC) programme have died after a period of critical…
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Features

Kunle AdebajoApril 27, 2022
1,099

Yakawu’s Void Can Only Be Filled With The Return Of Her Husband

Yakawu Bulama Mali, 30, has not seen her husband in a long time. Even if she wanted to somehow move…
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Features

Kunle AdebajoApril 25, 2022
1,568

A Father And Daughter Went Missing, Then Worse Things Happened

The night Amina Amodu, 60, thought would mark the end of one lingering tragedy ushered in the beginning of yet…
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Features

Kunle AdebajoApril 23, 2022
1,957

Banking Made Easy … But Not For People With Disabilities In West Africa

Ibrahim Omotosho, 39, drove into a bank in Abeokuta, Southwest Nigeria, in July 2020 to pick up his debit card.…
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Features

Kunle AdebajoApril 14, 2022
5,410

Keeping Up With The Chibok Girls: Chasing Dreams, Battling Discrimination, Dropping Out

Over the course of two days, nine girls converge in a tiny hotel room in Yola. As a group, they…
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Features

Kunle AdebajoMurtala AbdullahiApril 11, 2022
4,243

As The Desert Stretches, So Does Nigeria’s Farmer-Herder Crisis

A bare-chested old man lies in the emergency room of a government hospital in northeast Nigeria. An intravenous line sticks…
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Analyses

Kunle AdebajoApril 8, 2022
844

Insecurity: Over 1,200 Killed In Nigeria In March, Highest Death Toll This Year

The rate at which lives are lost to violent events in Nigeria rose in March compared to the first two…
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Analyses

Kunle AdebajoMarch 19, 2022
2,017

Wait A Minute, Can Nigeria’s Police Officers Go On Strike?

Frustrated by what they call slave-like conditions of work, a group of Nigerian police officers recently gave one of two…
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Armed Violence

Kunle AdebajoMarch 13, 2022
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Nigeria: Over 1,700 Lives Lost To Insecurity In 2 Months, Nearly 1,000 Kidnapped

The various security crises that rocked Nigeria in 2021 have spilt into the new year, as shown by documented press…
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