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Orphans, Vulnerable Children Are Getting A Chance At Education Despite Insurgency
One day Muhammad Abba, 16, had a family. The next, he was orphaned. For another year, his life kept losing…
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Cost Of Living Crisis: Nigerians’ Dreams Of University Education Are Dying
In the mornings, you will find Ephraim scrambling home from his night shift. He dashes into a tiny bathroom where…
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Cost Of Living Crisis: The Impact of Fuel Hike On Adamawa Residents
Inflation caused by the removal of the fuel subsidy has hit many residents of Adamawa in North East Nigeria very…
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Officials Are Diverting Government Tractors For Profit In Nigeria’s Borno State
Farmers in Borno State trying to hire equipment that is meant to be loaned out cheaply to help them produce…
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Displaced Girls In Borno Dream Of Education But Their Communities Have No Schools
Amina Usman, 18, is passionate about defending the rights of girls in her community. For this reason, she wants to…
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Attacks On Farmers Hitting Food Supply In Nigeria’s Borno State
Last year, three friends — Mohammad Alkali, Habib Abakar, and Ali Mohammad — raised ₦1.3 million (about $1,700) to venture…
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Fuel Price Crisis: Is Inflation Killing The Roadside Restaurant, And Millions Of Women’s Jobs?
Until recently, when Rifkatu Dodo sold her food she did not have to be so careful. Every so often someone…
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Oworonshoki Demolition: Agonies Of Internally Displaced Person
Many thought it would never happen. “Why would they have to demolish our houses for no reason?” said Omowumi Soliu…
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‘We Always Think Of Home’, Nigerians Stuck In Sudan Express
Sometime in April this year, Farida Muhammad* left her home in Khartoum to visit relatives in another state within Sudan.…
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Cost Of Living Crisis: The Deadly Gang Recruiting Poor Taxi
It all happened so fast. A motorised tricycle darted out onto the main road and headed at a neck-breaking speed…
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