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Kasuwan Daji: A Community Burnt, Bereaved, and Branded as Thieves
Kasuwan Daji, once a bustling village, now lies in haunting silence. The aftermath of the Jan. 3 terror attack has…
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One Man’s Kidnapping in Kano Unmasks Growing Criminal Siege
Audu Danbaba is in his fifties but trudges like someone in his eighties. He walks carefully, sometimes raising his hands…
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Classroom Attendance in Nigeria Still Relies on Paper
At the start of every school day, Martha Ayuba marks the attendance register of her class of about 50 pupils…
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#HumAngleAt6: Reflecting on Six Years of Conflict Reporting in Africa
Every March 2, HumAngle Media marks its anniversary. This year, the award-winning newsroom turns six, a milestone for a publication…
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Nigeria’s New IGP Faces a Legacy of Failed Policing, Human Rights Abuses
When he became Nigeria’s Inspector-General of Police (IGP) in 2023, Kayode Egbetokun vowed to fight criminality and insecurity with vim…
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Displaced Survivors of Kwara Massacre Recount a Night of Terror
Hauwa Abdulkarim was inside her house when the violence began. As evening settled over Woro, a village in Kaiama Local…
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ISWAP Attack on Army Base in Adamawa: What We Know
Terrorists attacked the Garahamojili military camp in Garaha, Hong Local Government Area of Adamawa State, in northeastern Nigeria, on Saturday,…
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The Singa Market Fire in Kano That Left Dreams in Ashes
How do you comfort a man who has just watched years of his life turn to smoke? Sulaiman Mustapha remained…
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Insecurity Destroying Healthcare in Nigeria’s Madagali
Hannatu Charles* carried her pregnancy to full term. She attended all antenatal sessions and was eager to meet her baby. …
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Kainji Lake and the Dangerous Redrawing of Nigeria’s Security Map
The routine of gently but skillfully pushing wooden canoes into the water body at the shores of Kainji Lake each…
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