Development
HumAngle’s Development Desk monitors the implementation of Sustainable Development Goals.
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HumAngle Foundation Holds Roundtable with Plateau Peacebuilding Actors
HumAngle Foundation, a sister organisation of HumAngle Media, has convened 17 peacebuilding actors, including civil society organisations, government institutions, and…
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Insecurity on Borno Roads Still Affecting Commerce
It was early in the morning, and Yakubu Buba stood in front of his house in Gamboru, northeastern Nigeria, looking…
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Absence of Digital Medical Records Flaws Healthcare in Adamawa
For years, 64-year-old Ibrahim Zira lived with high blood pressure, managing the condition at Jigalambu Primary Healthcare Centre (PHC) in…
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Asure: The Women Showing Financial Resilience Through Cultural Feasts in Jigawa
The harvest season is a moment of festivity in Medu, a Hausa farming community in the Gagarawa Local Government Area…
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In Adamawa Hospitals, Poor Digital Systems Frustrate Medical Care
On a sunny morning in October 2025, 42-year-old Fatima Ibrahim walked into the outpatient department of the Adamawa Specialist Hospital…
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Nigerian Amputees Struggle With Prosthetics Not Made for Them
When Wura Hope paints her nails, she paints her prosthesis too. Pink glows on her dark skin like fine art.…
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Borno’s Local Elections Marred by Apathy and Open Malpractice
Saturday, Dec. 13, 2025, was meant to be a pivotal civic exercise across Borno State, northeastern Nigeria, as residents were…
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Schools Closed As Militia Violence Deepens in DR Congo
For over a month, schools in Vikindwe, a locality 10 kilometres from Musienene in North Kivu, Democratic Republic of the…
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Grassroots School Turns the Tide Against Crime in Lagos’s Floating Slum
Morning light glints off the water as children in crisp uniforms, polished sandals, and neatly packed schoolbags paddle across the…
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Poor Pay, Zero Growth: Nigeria’s Casual Workers Sinking into Despair
Bilkisu Haruna’s* voice carried over 25 years of frustration, rising through the phone. Her life, which she expected to change…
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