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Kaduna Massacre: Men Bear Brunt Of Attack After Evacuation Of Women, Children
At Baba Yayok’s church on Sunday, Dec. 18, it was announced that there was a security threat in Malagum 1,…
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This Programme Provides Free Medication For The Underprivileged, But For How Long?
“We couldn’t take him to the hospital on time because we didn’t have money, and that was why my first…
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‘I Lost My Right Arm And Three Children’
Rohila Godwin has a long scar that runs from her left cheek to her nose. Another scar runs across her…
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The Cost Of ‘Free’: Pathetic Condition Of Kano Technical College
At around 5:00 p.m., when all of the students had gone home, Muhammad* emerged from a classroom carrying a physics…
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‘They Just Pick Up And Move’, When Men Leave Displaced Families To Find Work
The warmth from the morning sun softly singed Naomi’s bare shoulders as she prepared breakfast with a wrapper tied around…
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A Parent’s Worst Nightmare
The sunny afternoon of June 17 met Sarah at the family’s farmland in Agwarra. She was expecting the arrival of…
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A Farmer’s Troubled Return From De-Radicalisation Camp
The question infuriated Abu Bulama. Those asking wanted an answer about what should be done, but to Abu, it seemed…
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The Illegal Trade Endangering The Lives Of Children In Nigeria’s Northeast
The passageways of Maiduguri’s Moromoro market are swarming, as usual, and the cries of traders calling out the prices of…
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Reporter’s Diary: An Encounter With The ‘Gun Merchants’ Of Southwest Nigeria
Prior to our meeting, I have had a series of phone conversations with Sheriff Alamu* on how he possessed his…
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‘Operation Safe Corridor Is Useful For Ex-Terrorists. But For People Like Me, It’s Injustice’
When Bunu Ali and his family fled from the Boko Haram insurgents in Pate, Northeast Nigeria, it seemed like the…
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