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Excess Water From Dams Increases Severity Of Floods In Adamawa
“Our children no longer go to school because either the school has been submerged by the flood or it is…
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A Problematic Drainage Project Increases Flood Risk To A Community In Northeast Nigeria
“Is this a wall or drainage? I don’t know” said Yafati Ali. Yafati Ali was reacting to a drainage and…
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Flood Erodes Kano Farmlands As Reports Show Bleaker Future Across States
Ubale Tsoho was eager for harvest day. To ensure everything was okay on his farmland on the outskirts of Burji,…
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Disappearing Trees: A Glimpse Into Adamawa’s Deforestation Problem
The indiscriminate cutting down of trees in Nigeria’s northeastern state of Adamawa contributes to a pyramid of environmental and economic…
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The Struggles Of Maiduguri’s ‘Unknown’ IDPs
Zainab Abubakar, a 55-year-old divorcee, cannot access humanitarian support from the Borno State government for one major reason – she…
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Some Nigerians Abroad Are Moving Back For Economic Reasons. Is This Reverse Migration?
If given the opportunity, more than 7 out of 10 Nigerians would leave the country, according to a survey by…
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Mass Exodus Follows Abductions In A North-central Nigeria Community
Some of them have lived here all their lives, but everything changed since the kidnapping incident. “The bandits were shouting…
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The Women Whose Husbands Were Arrested and ‘Disappeared’
Yagana Kamsulum has not stopped hoping her husband will return to her, three years after he disappeared. Modu Kamsulum was…
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Reporter’s Diary: Experiencing The Nightmare Of Southeast Nigeria’s “Sit-At-Home” Order
“No story is worth your life,” I was once told by a senior journalist. “Do everything to stay alive so…
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Kontagora: The Agony Of North-central Nigeria’s Flood Victims
“My farm is gone, and my businesses are gone. Only God can come to my aid now.” Haruna Mudi, a…
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