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Features
Neglected Elderly Women Sleep On The Streets After IDP Camp’s Closure In Borno
One morning about a year ago, when government officials arrived at the Kawar Maila makeshift camp to distribute relocation notices,…
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Emergencies
Hardship Worsens As Fire Engulfs IDP Camp In North East Nigeria
On Tuesday, March 12, a fire outbreak at the Muna Kumburi displacement camp in Maiduguri, the capital of Borno State,…
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Development
Abandoned Public Hospitals Pushing Nigerian Villages Into Deadly Health Crisis
On the outskirts of Borno, North East Nigeria, Malamari village grapples with a dreadful healthcare system, causing distress for about…
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Features
Breathing Life Into Malnourished Children Using Local Knowledge, Products — One NGO’s Blueprint
Aisha Mohammed Maidala, a nutritionist and dietician, observed an unprecedented rise in malnutrition cases among displaced communities across the Lake…
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Features
Borno’s Displaced Remember What Christmas Was Like Before Insurgency
The Christmas preparations for the Daudas usually started in October. Since they had a rather large extended family, this enabled…
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News
Accused Of Aiding ISWAP Abduction, Borno Police Detains Three Men For Months Without Trial
When Babagana Kyari was arrested, his wife was pregnant, with her expected date of delivery only a few months away.…
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Development
CJID To Host Maiden Media And Development Conference In Nigeria
The Centre for Journalism Innovation and Development (CJID), a West African development think tank, is set to host up to…
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Features
Closure Of Borno IDP Camps Forcing More Children Out Of School
Young Bintu Yarima’s education came to a halt nine years ago when Boko Haram occupied her hometown, a place called…
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News
Gwoza Community Unites In Protest Against Escalating Boko Haram Violence
The harrowing surge in violence perpetrated by the Boko Haram terror group has left residents of Gwoza grappling with fear…
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Investigations
Nigerian Resettled Community Still Crossing To Cameroon For Basic Amenities One Year After
Falmata Mala was six months pregnant when the news she had been waiting so long for arrived. The place she…
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