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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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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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