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The Price Of Being Fulani In Northwestern Nigeria
On a sweltering Wednesday morning in April, a death sentence was served on five young Fulani men. It was summarily…
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Turmoil, Blackouts And Blockades: Cautious Support
Nigeriens now living under a military government have told HumAngle they cautiously approve of the junta that has taken power,…
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Cost Of Living Crisis: The Fire Risks Nigerians Face
Smoke flowed into houses around Oja-tuntun market in Ile-Ife, Osun State, in the early hours of Dec 2, 2020. Before…
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Charcoal Briquettes Kindle Tiny Ember Of Hope For Women Who Lost Everything
Martha Adamu’s husband was killed and their house set ablaze on the evening of March 18, 2019. The perpetrators, Boko…
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Brutal Slaying Marks Islamic State’s Entry Into Conflict Between Nigerian Farmers And Herders
Terrorists who brutally killed a group of cattle herders were motivated by a new policy from the Islamic State in…
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Cost Of Living Crisis: Sick Nigerians Face Borrowing To Pay For Healthcare
Adetayo Sadiq, 42, has had to depend on his wife and well-wishers to sustain his family of five since he…
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Landowners Evict Unofficial Displaced People’s Camp In Nigeria’s Borno State
Zanna Rebo Boderi is worried for his people. He and his family are among thousands who have been ordered off…
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Nigerian Hospitals Send Patients Home As Doctors’ Strike Begins
Yomi Adedokun’s* mother has been discharged prematurely from the hospital she is in, due to the strike action of National…
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The Cameroonian Journalist Raising Funds To Bring Dropouts Back To School
Sitting at his breakfast table in his home in Bamenda, Ngwain Colbert picked up his bread and directed it towards…
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Insecurity On The Maiduguri-Damboa Road Is Affecting Socio-Economic Activities
Ubale Ibrahim, a commercial driver plying Askira-Uba to Maiduguri is one of the few persons that have survived the terrorist…
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