Features
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Lost Homes, No Aid: The Forgotten IDPs Uprooted by Terrorists in North Central NigeriaĀ
Musa Murjanatu, 40, was once a thriving trader in Niger State, North-Central Nigeria, where terrorists have taken roots for clandestine…
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In Kano, Criminal Networks Evading Surveillance Are Terrorising Some VillagesĀ
Musbahu Shanono used to love the journey home. There was something about that drive from Lagos to Shanono, something about…
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Displaced Families Struggle to Survive as Humanitarian Aid Dries Up in Northern Nigeria
Among the displaced families seeking shelter, a large farm stretches across the uneven terrain of Bauchi State in northeastern Nigeria,…
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Haunted by Truth: Nigerian Journalists Caught Between Duty and Death
Though the pen is said to be mightier than the sword, there are times when the sword tries to silence…
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What Life Could Have Been for Leah Sharibu at 22
Itās May 14, so she posts a birthday photo on Instagram: a selfie in scrubs after a long hospital shift,…
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A Displaced Nigerian Teenagerās Search for Home and Education
She was just seven years old when they were displaced by the Boko Haram insurgency in Borno State, northeastern Nigeria.…
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Beyond The Masks (II): The Struggles of Nigerian Women Living with Mental Health ConditionsĀ
One of the hardest parts of living with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) for Emily Audu* is becoming emotionally tethered to…
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Bornoās Resettled Families Are Quietly Fleeing AgainĀ
After over a decade of displacement, 63-year-old Fanne Goni believed life was finally returning to normalcy for her, her husband,…
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Non-Governmental Initiatives Are Trying To Bridge the Malnutrition Gap in South West Nigeria
When Azeezat Babatunde gave birth to her daughter, the baby was visibly underweight and lethargic. She was born prematurely. The…
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Beyond the Masks: The Mental Health Struggles of Nigerian Women (I)
Ā Growing up between Ogun State and Lagos State, southwestern Nigeria, Suhayla Yusuf* still remembers the exact moment her Obsessive-compulsive Disorder…
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