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How A Young IDP’s Encounter With Boko Haram Opens Up Old Wounds Of Atrocities
The worst period of Aisha Abba’s life was when members of the terror group, Boko Haram, invaded her community and…
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#SurvivingLagos: How Traffic Jam Threatens Relationships
Lagos opens its arms to indigenes, migrants, visitors, and anyone who walks into it. Lagos gives opportunities, dreams, homes, money,…
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Relief Materials Meant For Nigerian IDPs Are Ending Up In The Wrong Hands
Passing themselves off as Internally Displaced People (IDPs), members of host communities in Borno, Northeast Nigeria, are lining up for…
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Borno IDPs Live With Former Boko Haram Fighters, But Wish They Didn’t Have To
Warda* left her hometown about five years ago. Members of the infamous terror group, Boko Haram, had invaded Shettimari, a…
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#SurvivingLagos: The Risky Love-Hate Relationship With Okada
In Lagos, the only part of your commuting that you have power over, is leaving your house. When the Lagos…
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How Food Prices Have Doubled, Tripled Within Months In Abuja
In addition to Nigeria’s insecurity, the ability to afford three square meals is fast becoming more than a challenge for…
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#SurvivingLagos: One Traffic Jam Away From Death, Broken Families
Lagos, depending on who you consult, is the most populous city in Africa, with some estimating the population at 14.3…
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18 Days In Maiduguri: Excerpts From A Reporter’s Diary
I The first thing you notice is the difference in vegetation. From the sky, you see a lot more tracts…
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#Igangan: Inside Story Of Southwest Nigeria Community’s Horrific Night
It was a night 25-year-old Ewebiyi Ismail wishes to never experience again. What started as a peaceful, breezy night on…
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Rising Above COVID-19: Farmers’ Resilience, Successes Amidst Pandemic In Niger Delta
As COVID-19 restrictions hindered the movement of farm inputs, leading to an increase in logistics and transactional costs, one cocoa…
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