Development
HumAngle’s Development Desk monitors the implementation of Sustainable Development Goals.
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The Toxic Taps Of Old Maiduguri
There are many things wrong with the water in Shuwari II suburb of Old Maiduguri, Borno State, North East Nigeria.…
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Marriage Pressure Is Giving Rise To Unfavourable Dynamics For The Unmarried In Nigeria
The pressure to get married started pressing down Hadiza Bukar’s* neck as soon as she completed her undergraduate studies in…
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Sharing A Stream With Cows: Nigerian Community Suffering Acute Water ScarcityÂ
How best can one describe a disadvantaged community? Find your way to Bida town in Niger state. Tell a commercial…
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UNICEF, Borno Gov’t Build Healthcare Clinic For Conflict-Affected Children
With support from the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), the Borno State government in Northeast Nigeria has unveiled a cutting-edge…
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New Wave Of Terror Attacks Displacing Thousands In Mozambique’s Cabo Delgado
A new wave of escalating terror attacks attributed to the Islamic State Jihadists, IS-Mozambique, locally known as Al-Shabaab, has forced…
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‘It Affects Everything’: The Harsh Realities Of Living With Sickle Cell Anemia
Even before Hikmat’llah Oni could hold ‘sickle cell anaemia’ on her tongue, she had been dealing with the consequences of…
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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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‘We Can’t Breathe’: Renewed Hardship As Inflation Chokes Nigerians
On Feb. 5, residents of Minna, the capital of Niger State in North Central Nigeria, took to the streets to…
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Caught In The Line Of Fire: Health Workers Not Spared In Nigeria’s Unending Conflict
There is a way Yinusa Bello speaks that brightens patients in the male ward of the General Hospital in Jibia.…
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‘Like Slavery’: Nigeria’s Special Police Constables Risking Their Lives For Zero Pay
Nearly three years after Ibrahim Oladeni died as an officer of Nigeria’s Special Constabulary Police, his widow, Omolade, and his…
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