Development
HumAngle’s Development Desk monitors the implementation of Sustainable Development Goals.
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Inside The Deplorable Army Barracks Housing Nigerian Soldiers [Photo Essay]
Nigeria has recently been engaged in warfare on multiple fronts within its borders, with soldiers doing the heavy lifting of…
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IMF Loan Policies May Threaten Human Rights In African Nations — Report
Loan policies and austerity measures by the International Monetary Funds (IMF) are causing rising inequality and eroding people’s economic, social,…
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Leaking Roofs, Stinking Toilets… Barracks Life For Nigerian Soldiers And Their Relatives
Bolajoko Joseph is the widow of a senior officer in the Nigerian Army. Oladapo Joseph, her late husband, died at…
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Anxious And Divided: The Human Impact Of Nigeria-Niger Border Tensions
For over thirty years, Gambo Idris has lived and built his life in the heart of Jibia, a small Nigerian…
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Cost Of Living Crisis: Nigerian Schoolgirls Suffer Setbacks
For Ruqayyah Bashir*, 18, the burden of feeding and schooling lies on her mother. When economic hardship trailed the fuel…
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Cameroonians Turn To Apps, Nigerian Hospitals As War Prevents Access To Healthcare
Nkwa Pascaline, 69, suffers from a bone disorder. She needs to travel over 100 kilometres from her village in Mbengwi,…
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How Many Nigerians Will Be In Poverty Because Of Cost Of Living Crisis?
Over half of all Nigerians could be living below the poverty line in the next few years as a result…
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Int’l Day To Protect Education From Attack: Nigeria’s Educational System Still Under Attack
One day in 2020, armed terrorists attacked the Government Secondary School Kankara in Katsina, North West Nigeria, and abducted hundreds…
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Donors Pledge $500 Million To Support Ailing Media Industry
The MacArthur Foundation is leading a coalition of 22 donors from various national levels and fields that have come together…
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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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