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Shared Ethnicity With Terrorists Is Putting Fulanis At Risk In North West Nigeria
Buhari Umar lives with a bag full of questions. Every time he attempts to break the hush about the attack…
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Breathing Life Into Malnourished Children Using Local Knowledge, Products — One NGO’s Blueprint
Aisha Mohammed Maidala, a nutritionist and dietician, observed an unprecedented rise in malnutrition cases among displaced communities across the Lake…
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The Girls In Rural Nigeria Defying All Odds For An Education
Education was not a priority for Fatima Ali’s parents. But to her, it was. The family struggled financially. They also…
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Terror And Treasure: What Happens When Illegal Miners Have To Collaborate With Terrorists?
Sani Black, a 49-year-old terror kingpin, is coercing helpless villagers to work on his illegally acquired mining sites in the…
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Nigerian Soldiers Spend Year Combating Insecurity, Yet Spend Festive Season Without Salaries
Femi Adegboyega* joined the Nigerian Army about 15 years ago. He was one of the first set of soldiers deployed…
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UCH: Federal Workers In Nigerian Hospital Not Paid In 34 Months “A few days after the report on the hardship…
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Survivors Of Ambazonia Militant Attack In Nigeria Are Experiencing The Festive Season Differently
Achue Sunday has spent the last 20 years of his life in Belegete, Obanlikwu local government area of Cross River,…
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Borno’s Displaced Remember What Christmas Was Like Before Insurgency
The Christmas preparations for the Daudas usually started in October. Since they had a rather large extended family, this enabled…
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Students In Nigeria’s Sokoto University Live In Fear After Multiple Campus Attacks
On Monday, Oct. 2, villagers in Shama, a small community behind the central market in Usmanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto, North…
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