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Farmers Risk It All To Work Fields In Nigeria’s Borno
Running late, 61-year-old grandmother Ammama Mohammed rushed to collect her farming tools and head out to her fields from her…
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Nasarawa Communities Recount Horror Of Dawn Attack That Claimed 37 Lives
When Emmanuel Maiganga, 44, saw his elder brother’s dead body, drenched in blood, he knew life would never remain the…
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‘I See Him When I Close My Eyes’: Victims Of Adamawa Communal Conflict Grieve
Hauwa’u Yayaji, 45, became nervous when her son said he was going out to see his friends. In the months…
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‘He Dug His Teeth Into My Flesh, Threatened To Kill Me With A Cutlass’
Busayo* has been in an abusive marriage since 2005. Each time she considers walking out of the marriage, she thinks…
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Photo Gallery: Displaced Children Survive Scavenging On Borno Rubbish Dumps
In the early morning hours as the sun starts to rob the darkness of the dusk, young boys emerge from…
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Living In Nigeria Now ‘Unbearable For Displaced People’ After Fuel Subsidy Removal
Inflation caused by the removal of the fuel subsidy has hit displaced people very hard. Before the fuel subsidy was…
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Political Demolitions Cost Businesses Millions In Nigeria’s Kano
Before Sunusi Hassan could do anything, the looters descended on his shop and storehouses and stripped them bare. His stock…
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Governor’s Order Not Enough To End Terrorist Curfew In Nigeria’s South East
Chinedu was in the street when he was killed by a stray bullet. The bullet that killed him came from…
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Poor Hygiene Facilities Contribute To Low Attendance Of Girls In School
“I miss school for at least three days every month when I am on my period,” says Khadija Mohammed Ibrahim.…
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All Displaced People In Northeast Nigeria See Are Politicians’ Unfulfilled Promises
People who have fled their homes who are still living in makeshift camps and host communities have expressed their dissatisfaction…
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