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.

Analyses

Kunle AdebajoDecember 14, 2021
685

Poor Treatment Of Young Africans Living With HIV Threatens Global Eradication Plans

E.L. found out she was HIV positive eight years ago. When her husband cautioned her against telling others, she thought…
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The Crisis Room

Maryam MustaphaMurtala AbdullahiKunle AdebajoDecember 7, 2021
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Reconstructing Terror Attacks In Northwest Nigeria

Reconstructing Terror Attacks In Northwest Nigeria | RSS.com Listen On: Apple Podcast | Spotify | RSS When do attacks take place? What happens when…
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News

Kunle AdebajoDecember 7, 2021
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‘311 Nigerians Abducted In Nov. In 20 States, Over 600 Killed’

Compared to figures for the previous month, more people were kidnapped in Nigeria in November, according to data gathered by…
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Podcast

Maryam MustaphaMurtala AbdullahiKunle AdebajoNovember 30, 2021
672

Insecurity’s Adverse Effects On Schools In The Northwest

The rising insecurity in Northwest Nigeria has negatively affected the education sector, forcing a shut down, especially in primary and…
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Reporter's Diary

Kunle AdebajoNovember 29, 2021
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16 Days In Northwest Nigeria: Excerpts From A Conflict Reporter’s Diary

The day is Sunday, May 30, 2021. I’ll be going to the field again. And this time to another part…
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Analyses

Kunle AdebajoNovember 26, 2021
1,652

The Anatomy Of A Terror Attack In Northwest Nigeria

It all started 11 years ago, or six, or maybe more recently — depending on what community you are from…
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Features

Kunle AdebajoNovember 23, 2021
1,205

Farmers, Herders Walking On Eggshells In Terror-Ravaged Northwest Nigeria

Zamfara, a state in Northwest Nigeria, was the farmer’s paradise — or close, so much that it famously adopted the…
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Features

Kunle AdebajoNovember 22, 2021
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Food Prices Are Shooting Up In Northwest Nigeria, And There’s One Prime Suspect

When Esther Maiwada moved to Gusau, capital of the northwestern state of Zamfara, nine years ago, one measure of maize…
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Features

Kunle AdebajoNovember 17, 2021
1,284

Education Suffers Silently But Heavily As Terror Sweeps Through Northwest Nigeria

At first, the staff and students at Sultan Muhammad Tambari Arabic Secondary School in Illela, Sokoto State, were disappointed when…
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Features

Kunle AdebajoNovember 10, 2021
1,296

A Man Who Survived Kidnapping And A Town Under Siege

It is almost midday in Yarkofoji and tens of people — men, women, and children, gather at the clinic. But…
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