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One Year Later, Lamurde Bears Scars Of Recurring Communal Conflict
Labaran Kaduna says his son, Desire, was unlucky in life. Two months after Desire’s white wedding in Rigange, a small…
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Borno Closed Its Largest IDP Camp Outside Maiduguri. But Did Displacement Really End?
Chellu Masaram’s shelter stands on a patch of land in Goniri, a community a few kilometres from Bama town in…
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Residents Recall a Weekend of Bloodshed Across Benue and Plateau Communities
Wrapped in a black cloth stained with her own blood, a three-month-old baby in a light green shirt was lowered…
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Renewed Violence in Southern Taraba Communities Shatters Peace Deal
Joy Oga, a pregnant woman in her second trimester, was harvesting yams on her farm in Kwanta/Dooshima area when armed…
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How Nigerians Absorb the Cost of Delayed Digital Payments
On a hot Tuesday afternoon in Yola, Adamawa State, in northeastern Nigeria, 32-year-old Fidelis Mbai walked to a point-of-sale (POS)…
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Flood Risk Looms Again in Mokwa Amid Ongoing Challenges
In the afternoon of May 31, 2026, the Anguwan Hausawa area of the Mokwa Local Government Area of Niger State,…
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Hundreds Return to Kumalia After Terrorists Ban Farming
“I am temporarily relocating to Kumalia.” When Kaka Ali said those words over the phone on June 8, I nearly…
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Novena University Students Stranded after Getting Scholarship Through the Back Door
With ₦2.759 million standing between Pious Umokoro* and graduation, his dream of building a better life for himself hangs in…
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The Invisible Data Trail Behind Everyday Life in Nigeria
Even before the first naira changes hands or the first customer calls, Musa Lekki reaches for his phone. It is…
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Cholera Hits a Resettled Borno Community Still Struggling to Recover
When the first three people fell sick on Thursday, June 11, residents of Doron Baga were unsure what was happening.…
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