Cartoon Of The Week

Cartoon of 07th to 13th July, 2025

JOB OPPORTUNITIES:

People holding CVs at a job opportunity slot machine; two men labeled NGO and Civil Servant collect slot fees.

Cartoon of 29th to 07th July, 2025

WHEN PATHS DISAPPEAR, SO DOES PEACE:

A farmer faces barriers of urbanization, policy failure, and climate change under stormy skies, blocking an old grazing route.

Cartoon of 22th to 29th June, 2025

Two people discuss appointing a new administrator for ungoverned regions, sarcastically suggesting outsourcing to terrorists on a map background.

Cartoon of 15th to 22th June, 2025

Illustration of a reporter and woman talking in front of a HumAngle tower spotlighting issues like disinformation and displacement.

Cartoon of 08th to 15th June, 2025

THE LAST MIC STANDING:

A giant microphone labeled "Local Radio" is surrounded by people, a gun, and a hand labeled "NBC." Text reads: "In this fear, their voices are lost."

Cartoon of 01st to 08th June, 2025

PEACE DEVELOPMENT:

Cartoon of a leader with "Peace" and "Development" balloons ignoring helicopter attack; speech bubble asks about conflict in North West/East.

Cartoon of 25th to 01st June, 2025

WATER WASHES AWAY EVERYTHING BUT THE WILL TO ENDURE:

A person carries a child through floodwater, with submerged houses and boats. Text reads, "Water washes away everything but the will to endure."

Cartoon of 18th to 25th May, 2025

RECLAIMING THE GREEN: THE GUARD CORPS ARRIVES:

Comic shows Nigerian Forest Guard Corps in a forest, with a talking tree and animals. Text: "Guardians of the Green – a fighting chance!"

Cartoon of 11th to 18th May, 2025

THE HARSH REALITY OF ABDUCTED GIRLS IN NIGERIA:

A family in Nigeria solemnly marks a birthday with a cake and gifts, highlighting the harsh reality of abducted girls.

Cartoon of 04th to 11th May, 2025

LEVIES OF THE LAND:

Cartoon of a farmer paying a tax to a militant. Signs read "Tax Office CLOSED" and "Terrorist Revenue Service." Caption questions governance.

Cartoon of 27th to 04th May, 2025

THE MANY TILLS OF TERROR:

Cartoon showing "The Many Tills of Terror" with scenes of extortion, ransom, wildlife trafficking, and forced labor in gold mining.

Cartoon of 20th to 27th April, 2025

ADVANCING PEACE AND SECURITY WORKSHOP:

Two chefs stir a pot labeled "Stories That Heal," with ingredients like empathy and inclusion, symbolizing peace journalism.

Cartoon of 13th to 20th April, 2025

RESURGENCE OF BOKO HARAM ATTACKS IN BORNO:

A family sits outside their hut seeking safety, but armed figures lurk nearby. Text: "Resettled but not safe."

Cartoon of 06th to 13th April, 2025

FALSE CALM:

Comic with soldier and villagers in "Stability Zone - Cleared 2023." Below, a child faces a dark, rising hand from the water.

Cartoon of 30th to 06th April, 2025

ABSENCE OF GOVERNMENT:

A cartoon depicts a woman and child under signs of government absence and reduced aid, while ISWAP grows with Starlink and propaganda.

Cartoon of 23rd to 30th March, 2025

MISTAKEN TARGETS:

A soldier stands by bodies on a road near a truck, while an armed crowd watches. Text says, "Innocents become casualties of assumption."

Cartoon of 16th to 23rd March, 2025

GOVERNMENT DENIAL VS LIVED REALITY OF INSECURITY:

Cartoon of a politician declaring victory over insecurity, while chaos and destruction are visible around him.

Cartoon of 09th to 16th March, 2025

ENDLESS CIRCLE OF VOILENCE:

Soldiers on a rotating platform labeled "Endless Circle of Violence" under a "No Escape" sign, controlled by unseen forces.

Cartoon of 02nd to 09th March, 2025

NO REAL FOUNDATION NO REAL FLIGHT:

Comic of a man patching a balloon with "Naira," using "cosmetic measures." Balloon deflates. Text: "Blowing hot air won’t lift an economy!"

Cartoon of 23th to 02nd March, 2025

Comic split: Top panel, man relaxes in hammock with "Remote work for a month" package. Bottom panel, same man sweating with microphones and cameras.

Cartoon of 16th to 23th February, 2025

BIG SHOES TO FILL:

Cartoon of a man walking with oversized shoes labeled “Truth,” “Innovation,” and “Impactful Journalism.” Banner: “5 Years of Redefining Journalism.”

Cartoon of 09th to 16th February, 2025

SEEDS OF CONFLICT:

Illustration of a village with people discussing causes of conflict. Text highlights extremism, poverty, and broken governance systems.

Cartoon of 02th to 09th February, 2025

TRUMP’S GLOBAL SHOCKWAVES:

Cartoon of Trump as a tornado affecting people discussing dependency on foreign aid. Text: "Who is Trump?" "Someone far away who made our lives harder!"

Cartoon of 26th to 02th February, 2025

THE CLASSROOM WITHOUT WALLS:

Comic with a burning village and scenes of children learning outdoors. Text talks about moving beyond loss to create new beginnings.

Cartoon of 19th to 26th January, 2025

THE FOG OF WAR:

Comic illustration: Soldiers in combat, explosions in the background. Villagers nearby question "safety" as jets fly overhead.

Cartoon of 12th to 19th January, 2025

Chadian Women Protest Insecurity Half-Naked:

Cartoon of 05th to 12th January, 2025

Who Watches the Watchmen?

Cartoon of 29th to 05th December, 2024

Ready or not the storytelling machine is back in action

Cartoon of 22th to 29th December, 2024

When precision misses the point:

Cartoon of 15th to 22th December, 2024

Tragedy Of Food Stamp:

Cartoon of 08th to 15th December, 2024

HumAngle’s Employee and Journalist of the year:

Illustrated image of two people, Kabir and Shade, celebrated as HumAngle's Employee and Journalist of the Year 2024.

Cartoon of 01th to 08th December, 2024

FCT minister declares war on beggars:

Illustration of a military figure, a beggar, and a headline "FCT Minister declares war on beggars".

Cartoon of 24th to 01th December, 2024

HumAngle showcase highlights:

Cartoon with positive quotes about #HumAngleShowcase24, praising work on unheard voices, AI policies, and important issues.

Cartoon of 17th to 24th November, 2024

W ould you like to be a guest? Register here:

Illustration of diverse people wearing headsets for "The HumAngle Showcase" event on November 30th, promising engaging insights.

Cartoon of 10th to 17th November, 2024

The HumAngle Showcase

Illustration of diverse people wearing virtual reality headsets with a promotional message for the HumAngle Showcase event.

Cartoon of 03th to 10th November, 2024

The HumAngle Showcase

Five cartoon characters wearing VR headsets with a promo for "The HumAngle Showcase" and text teasing more details soon.

Cartoon of 27th to 03th November, 2024

HumAngle Journalist Wins Michael Elliott Award

Cartoon of two people reading a newspaper article about Kunle Adebajo with positive remarks from HumAngle.

Cartoon of 20th to 27th October, 2024

Uncovering Damage Caused by Maiduguri Flood in Alau Dam Community

Comic strip with people on a sinking boat asking for help, and rescuers with "NEMA" vests saying they're too far away.

Cartoon of 14th to 20th October, 2024

The Human Toll of Sudan’s Civil War

A political cartoon depicting two elephants labeled ‘SAF’ and ‘RSF’ fighting, causing destruction in Sudan, with a headline about casualties.

Cartoon of 07th to 13th October, 2024

From Protectors to Predators: The Lives Lost to Lagos’ Anti-Cultism War

A cartoon showing two people discussing the fate of a boy, with posters saying "MISSING" and "OBITUARY" on a wall.

Cartoon of 30th to 6th October, 2024

From Protectors to Predators: The Lives Lost to Lagos’ Anti-Cultism War

Cartoon of two men discussing a newspaper headline about vigilante activities in Lagos, expressing concern.

Cartoon of 23th to 29th September, 2024

Aftermath of the Maiduguri flood

Illustration of people affected by Maiduguri floods with text about their needs for tents, toilets, blankets, and hygiene products.

Cartoon of 16th to 22th September, 2024

‘Do-Or-Die Affairs’: Tension Builds As Edo State Prepares For Off-Cycle Election

Cartoon of politicians in a boat in a flood, bragging about crisis management near an Edo election ballot box bubble.

Cartoon of 9th to 15th September, 2024

Maiduguri Floods: The Unfortunate Series Of Events That Led To The Breakdown Of Alau Dam

Cartoon of a politician diverting a question about funds for a dam as reporters and citizens look concerned in flood aftermath.

Cartoon of 1th to 8th September, 2024

Nature’s Fury: The Deadly Floods Sweeping Across Northeast Nigeria

Cartoon depicting floods in Nigeria with text bubbles highlighting insecurities and rising living costs, predicting worse food insecurity by 2025.

Cartoon of 26th to 31th August, 2024

Inside The Propaganda World Of Nigerian Terrorists On Tiktok

Two men reacting to a TikTok video; one recognizes a man he paid ransom to, depicted in a humorous cartoon.

Cartoon of 19th to 25th August, 2024

Civilians Bear The Brunt As Terror Gangs Team Up Against Security Forces In Sokoto

Cartoon of two men reading a newspaper with dialogue about needing a security team due to terrorists in Nigeria.

Cartoon of 12th to 18th August, 2024

The Deadly Consequences Of Blasphemy Allegations In Nigeria’s North

Cartoon of a man shouting "I killed the blasphemer!" while holding a gun, with indifferent looking officers and a microphone in front.

Cartoon of 5th to 11th August, 2024

Food Crisis, Inflation Forcing People Back To Unsafe Farms In Nigeria’s Borno State

Illustration of people running from personifications of terror toward hunger, with caption "At least this way we can get something to eat."

Cartoon of 29th July to 4th August, 2024

#EndBadGovernance: Police Clash With Protesters In Nigeria’s Borno State

Cartoon of a man speaking at a podium to an attentive crowd, making a sarcastic remark about protests and journalists.

Cartoon of 22nd to 28th July, 2024

Students Battle Terrible Living Conditions In Nigerian Tertiary Institutions

Cartoon of a young boy explaining to an older man why he looks unkempt, citing a bedbug issue and lack of bathing.

Cartoon of 15th to 21st July, 2024

Why Niger Republic Terrorists Are Trooping Into Nigeria

Silhouetted armed figures confronting others with humorous speech bubbles at sunset.

Cartoon of 8th to 14th July, 2024

Collapsed School In Jos, Plateau State

Cartoon showing a conversation about substandard materials between a construction worker and an elderly man, with an ironic sign.

Cartoon of 1st to 7th July, 2024

Open Defecation, Poor Sanitation Widespread Amid Nigeria’s Cholera Epidemic

Cartoon of a man reading a report about Cholera deaths in Lagos, criticizing sanitation issues and government inaction.

Cartoon of 24th to 30th June, 2024

The Curriculum Of Hate: What Extremists Teach Their Children

Illustration: A child plays with a toy, mimicking militant language, while adults discuss his past with terrorists.

Cartoon of 17th to 23rd June, 2024

Cartoon of a man smoking and swearing to get life together while two others look skeptical.

Cartoon of 10th to 16th June, 2024

Illustration of two people lamenting over child casualties in wars in 2024, with dialogue bubbles expressing sorrow and shame.

Cartoon of 3rd to 9th June, 2024

Nigeria’s Labour Union

Cartoon of two men discussing the impracticality of a ₦70,000 minimum wage as per Nigerian governors, contrasting past lower wages and unpaid salaries.

Cartoon of 27th May to 2nd June, 2024

Nigerian Journalists Demand Release Of Daniel Ojukwu, Colleague Detained By Police

Amnesty International

Cartoon of a blindfolded figure stating press freedom is guaranteed, surrounded by skeptical cartoon journalists.

Cartoon of 20th to 26th May, 2024

The Lawless Sky: The Cost Of Nigeria’s Accidental Airstrikes

Cartoon of two men amid rubble watching news of a Nigerian military apology for a deadly air strike, one man responds skeptically.

Cartoon of 29th April to 5th May, 2024

Knifar: The Women Who Spoke Up

Long Covid Awareness

Cartoon of 22nd to 28th April, 2024

‘Israel Dismisses UN Ceasefire Call at its Peril

Cartoon depicting people looking at a devastated area with critical speech bubbles on global reaction.

Cartoon of 15th to 21st April, 2024

‘We Can’t Breathe’: Renewed Hardship As Inflation Chokes Nigerians

Illustration of a bustling market, with narration about the past and present value of Naira and its effect on prices.

Cartoon of 8th to 14th April, 2024

Food Crisis In NorthEast Nigeria Among IDP’s

Cartoon of two men discussing the government's fading zeal in accounting for the missing Chibok girls after 10 years.

Cartoon of 1st to 7th April, 2024

A Decade After, 89 Abducted Chibok Girls Still Missing

Illustration of two people talking about the plight of IDPs with one person digging the ground, against a minimalist sunset background.

Cartoon of 25th to 31st March, 2024

Illustration of people in a war-torn area with text on Israeli actions in Palestinian territories.

Cartoon of 18th to 24th March, 2024

Hardship Worsens As Fire Engulfs IDP Camp In North East Nigeria

Illustration of two figures discussing the dire situation in refugee camps and nearby community turmoil with a fiery backdrop.

Cartoon of 11th to 17th March, 2024

Kuriga Abduction

A cartoon of two men talking about a child's safety, referencing the inability to pay ransom if the child is kidnapped.

Cartoon of 4th to 10th March, 2024

How Traffickers Lure Nigerians Into Modern Slavery In Egypt

Two elderly people chatting near an airport fence with a plane in the background; the conversation is about grass being greener on the other side.

Cartoon of 26th February to 3rd March, 2024

HumAngle At Four

Illustration of climbers on a mountain with speech bubbles celebrating HumAngle's 4-year journey and growth in Nigeria.

Cartoon of 12th to 18th February, 2024

‘We Can’t Breathe’: Renewed Hardship As Inflation Chokes Nigerians

Two men discuss voluntary fasting announced by the governor; one man humorously notes his involuntary fasting due to hardship.

Cartoon of 5th to 11th February, 2024

Cost Of Living Crises

Cartoon of 29th January to 4th February, 2024

Rising Living Costs and Violent Crimes

Cartoon of 22nd to 28th January, 2024

Humanitarian Crisis Looms In Plateau Following Gruesome Christmas Day Attacks

Cartoon of 15th to 21st January, 2024

People Who Survive Bombings Die Of Famine

Cartoon of 8th to 14th January, 2024

South Africa Filed A Genocide Complaint Against Israel In The ICJ

Cartoon of 1st to 7th January, 2024

The International Community Appears Incapable Of Managing Multiple Conflicts, Let Alone, Contain Them

Cartoon of 25th to 31st December, 2023

UN Security Council resolution on Gaza crisis fails to address urgent needs

Cartoon of 18th to 24th December, 2023

UN resolution on Gaza aid criticised as ‘insufficient’, ‘meaningless’

Cartoon of 11th to 17th December, 2023

Israel-Gaza war in maps and charts: Live tracker

Cartoon of 4th to10th December, 2023

Israel-Gaza war in maps and charts: Live tracker

Cartoon of 27th November, to 3rd December, 2023

Following The Deaths Of Over 15,000 People, Western Officials Are Suddenly Urging Israel To Respect International Law.

Cartoon of 20th to 26th November, 2023

Palestinians Have Four Days to Breathe, Live And Bury The Dead, As Well As Welcome Liberated Detainees.

Cartoon of 13th to 19th November, 2023

The Stench of The Mounting Number of Unburied Dead Bodies In Gaza Has Engulfed The Entire World.

Cartoon of 6th to 12th November, 2023

750 International Journalists Signed An Open Letter Criticizing Western Media Coverage Of Gaza.

Cartoon of 30th, October to 5th November, 2023

No Cease-Fire Order.

Cartoon of 23rd to 29th October, 2023

The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Has Claimed The Lives Of 27 Journalists So Far.

Cartoon of 16th to 22nd October, 2023

Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

Cartoon of 9th to 15th October, 2023

Military Campaigns Are Effective, With Many Daring Rescue Missions Releasing Captives

Cartoon of 2nd to 8th October, 2023

Nigerian Hospitals Denying Care To Patients Without A Police Report

Cartoon of 25th September to 1st October, 2023

Humanitarian Voices

Cartoon of 18th to 24th September, 2023

Into The Abyss Of Deaths, Burials, And Missing People In Nigeria’s War On Terror

Cartoon of 11th to 17th September, 2023

Missing Person’s Problem

Cartoon of 4th to 10th September, 2023

17 Girls Abducted To Serve As Cooks For Terrorists In Zamfara

Cartoon of 28th August to 3rd September, 2023

Coup In Africa

Cartoon of 21st to 27th August, 2023

Missing Persons Dashboard

Cartoon of 14th to 20th August, 2023

HumAngle Media Launches Subscription-Based Service, HumAngle+

Cartoon of 7th to 13th August, 2023

HumAngle About Us

Cartoon of 31st July, to 6th August, 2023

More Conflict, Less Aid: Why Niger Coup Means Trouble For The Sahel

Cartoon of 24th to 30th July, 2023

Cost Of Living Crisis Report

Cartoon of 17th to 23rd July, 2023

Farmers In Borno Worry Over Prolonged Lack Of Rain

Cartoon of 10th to 16th July, 2023

HumAngle Concludes Onboarding Training For 3rd Cohort of Fellowship Programme

Cartoon of 3rd to 9th July, 2023

Drones Are Delivering Medical Supplies To Hard-To-Reach Clinics In Nigeria

Cartoon of 26th June, to 2nd July, 2023

Highway Extortion By Security Agents In Borno Gulping Millions Yearly, Affecting Lives

Cartoon of 19th to 25th June, 2023

The Curious Case Of The ‘Unknown Gunmen’ And IPOB’s Internet Propaganda

Cartoon of 12th to 18th June, 2023

Terrorists Massacre Dozens Of Students, Abduct Others In Ugandan School Attack

Cartoon of 5th to 11th June, 2023

HumAngle About Us

Cartoon of 29th May to 4th June, 2023

Africa Leads In The List Of World’s Most Overlooked Crises

Cartoon of 22nd to 28th May, 2023

Kenyan Pastor Asked His Followers To Starve Themselves To Death. They Obeyed.

Cartoon of 15th to 21st May, 2023

African Migrants Dream Of America, But The Road Is Strewn With Corpses

Cartoon of 8th to 14th May, 2023

Inside Nigeria’s Stinking And Dilapidated Police Barracks

Cartoon of 1st to 7th May, 2023

Chibok Girl Who Survived Multiple Forced Marriages Gives Birth Days After Rescue

Cartoon of 24th to 30th April, 2023

Nigerian Students Escaping Sudan Stranded In The Desert

Cartoon of 17th to 23rd April, 2023

How The Crisis In Sudan Is Affecting Civilians

Cartoon of 10th to 16th April, 2023

Turning Grief Into A War Cry: The Women On The Frontline Against Boko Haram

Cartoon of 3rd to 9th April, 2023

Nigerian Military Releases More Men Imprisoned For Years Without Trial

Cartoon of 27th March to 2nd April, 2023

HumAngle Journalist Wins Michael Elliott Award

Cartoon of 20th to 26th March, 2023

Like Presidential Election, Journalists Suffer Attacks During Nigeria’s Governorship Polls

Cartoon of 13th to 19th March, 2023

Thuggery, Voter Apathy Taint Nigeria’s Election For New Governors

Cartoon of 6th to 12th March, 2023

Terrorists Kill 32 Fishermen In Northeast Nigeria

Cartoon of 27th February to 5th March, 2023

Cartoon of 20th to 26th February, 2023

Election Insecurity Tracker

Cartoon of 13th to 19th February, 2023

Conservationists Push Back Emerging Threats Against Yankari Wildlife

Cartoon of 6th to 12th February, 2023

Two Aid Workers Killed In Burkina Faso

Two Aid Workers Killed In Burkina Faso

Cartoon of 30th January to 5th February, 2023

Conflict in Francophone Africa

Conflict In Francophone Africa

Cartoon of 23rd to 29th January, 2023

Cartoon of 16th to 22nd January, 2023

HumAngle, Others Selected For Nigeria Media Innovation Programme

Cartoon of 9th to 15th January, 2023

HumAngle 2023 Accountability Fellowship: Fellows As Agents

Cartoon of 2nd to 8th January, 2023

The Buni Yadi Tragedy: When The Boys Came

Cartoon of 25th December, 2022 to 1st January, 2023

HumAngle’s Most-Read Feature Articles Of 2022

Cartoon of 19th to 24th December, 2022

Cartoon of 12th to 18th December, 2022

Cartoon of 5th to 11th December, 2022

Nigeria’s Coat Of Arms

Cartoon of 28th to 4th December, 2022

Join Our Membership Mailing List

Cartoon of 21st to 27th November, 2022

Join Our Membership Mailing List

Cartoon of 14th to 20th November, 2022

Soldier Goes On Rampage, Kills Aid Worker In Northeast Nigeria

Cartoon of 7th to 13th November, 2022

Halt All Relocation Of Displaced People In Borno, Say Human Rights Watch

Cartoon of 31st to 6th November, 2022

DR Congo Will Do ‘Everything’ To Take Back Captured Territory

Cartoon of 24th to 30th October, 2022

Include Women in Conflict Resolution, UN Says

Cartoon of 17th to 23rd October, 2022

545 Days (1): A Great Escape From The Heart Of Terror

Cartoon of 10th to 16th October, 2022

Cartoon of 3rd to 9th October, 2022

Floods Push Rise In Cholera Cases Alarming Aid Agencies

Cartoon of 26th, September to 2nd October, 2022

Survival Sex, Seasonal Migration, How Climate Change Is Driving Mali’s Conflict

Cartoon of 19th to 25th September, 2022

Islamic State Franchise Attacks Security Personnel In Southern Nigeria

Cartoon of 12th to 18th September, 2022

Court Gives More Time To Investigate Hostage Negotiator Involved In Kaduna Train Kidnappings

Cartoon of 5th to 11th September, 2022

“General Satan” Anglophone Separatist Killed In Cameroon

Cartoon of 29th August to 4th September, 2022

‘Thief! Thief!’: Living With The Scars Of Nigeria’s Jungle Justice Rage

Cartoon of 22nd to 28th August, 2022

Cameroon Shuts 30 Mining Sites After Fatal Landslide

Cartoon of 15th to 21st August, 2022

Resettled IDPs In Borno Community Are Crossing To Cameroon For Portable Water

Cartoon of 8th to 14th August, 2022

Missing Persons

Cartoon of 1st to 7th August, 2022

Amid Rising Insecurity, Zamfara Gov’t Asks IDPs To Return Home

Cartoon of 25th to 31th July, 2022

BBC Documentary Unravels The Many Layers Of Violence In Northwest Nigeria

Cartoon of 18th to 24th July, 2022

Zamfara Emir Confers Traditional Title On Terror Leader

Cartoon of 11th to 17th July, 2022

What Power Cut By Terrorists Could Mean For Businesses In Northwest Nigeria

Cartoon of 4th to 10th July, 2022

High-Profile Terrorism Detainees Flee After ISWAP Attack On Prison In Nigeria’s Capital

Cartoon of 27th, June to 3rd July, 2022

Arming Civilians In Nigeria’s Zamfara State ‘Is Suicidal

Cartoon of 20th to 26th June, 2022

Cartoon of 13th to 19th June, 2022

Chinese Expats In Nigeria Facing Increased Security Risks. What’s The Big Picture?

Cartoon of 6th to 12th June, 2022

#AK9Train: Relative Confirms Release Of 11 More Kidnap Victims

Cartoon of 30th May to 5th June, 2022

Journalism Under Threat As 9 West African Media Houses Suffer Attacks In 5 Months

Cartoon of 23rd to 29th May, 2022

Nigeria’s Deradicalisation Programme For Terrorists Has No Place For Women

Cartoon of 16th to 22nd May, 2022

All Die Na Die: At The Heart Of Nigeria’s Soot Problem

Cartoon of 9th to 15th May, 2022

Three Police Officers Killed In ISWAP Attack In Suleja, Near Nigeria’s Capital

Cartoon of 2nd to 8th May, 2022

How Mobile Financial Service Providers Rob Borno IDPs Of Much-Needed Aid

Cartoon of 25th April to 1st, May, 2022

Hunger, Starvation Excluding Borno IDPs From Ramadan Fast

Cartoon of 18th to 24th, April, 2022

Niger State Government Insists No Children Killed In Air Force Raid

Cartoon of 11th to 17th, April, 2022

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

Cartoon of 4th to 10th, April, 2022

Minister Ignores Kaduna Train Attack Victims, Families

Cartoon of 28th March to 3rd, April, 2022

Terrorists Abduct Passengers In Abuja-Kaduna Train Attack

Cartoon of 21st to 27th March, 2022

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

Cartoon of 14th to 20th March, 2022

Parents Of Slain Dapchi Girls Insist Abduction Could Have Been Averted

Cartoon of 7th to 13th March, 2022

Displaced People in Burkina Faso May Be Impacted By Russia-Ukraine War

Cartoon of 1st to 6th March, 2022

Southeast Nigeria’s Separatist Hideout Nicknamed ‘Sambisa’ After Boko Haram Sanctuary

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