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Terror Attacks Intensify in Southern Taraba Communities
Fifty-five-year-old Tabitha Iorchon used to work as a nanny at a rural primary school in her community, Demevaa, in Chanchanji…
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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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Displaced Children in Nigeria’s Capital Dream of Education
Ali Juwon’s future shattered at the same time his father’s leg did. The year was 2012, and the 9-year-old, hand…
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Chess Is Giving Displaced Children Hope in Adamawa IDP Camps
A group of children gather on a Saturday morning in front of a three-block classroom at the Ekklesiyar Yan’uwa a…
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An Illicit Gold Economy is Pushing Desperate Nigerians into Southern Algeria
Whenever Abdul Mahmud speaks about the journey from Borno State, northeastern Nigeria, to southern Algeria, in North Africa, his voice…
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The Defiant Health Worker Targeted to Treat Injured Terrorists in Zamfara
On 15 different occasions, terrorists trailing Amiru Bala failed to capture him. They succeeded on their 16th attempt in the…
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Nigerian Women’s Struggle Against Sexual Coercion
“I have mental fortitude, I am physically stronger, but I cannot undo what was done to me. Why do they…
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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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The People Left Behind After Kaduna Church Abductions
A bowl of leftover pap saved Audu Gimba* from being abducted, but his wife, children, and relatives were not as…
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