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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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Communities Turned Into Sewage Swamps
Johan Lotter and his parents moved into numbers 2 and 2A Johann Street in Standerton 15 years ago, planning to…
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Halted Inheritances, Marriages … Lives On Hold Due To Nigeria’s Disappearances
With the disappearance of her sister, Mairam Modu says she lost more than a sibling. She also lost a mother…
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Amid Terror: Playing ‘Hide And Seek’ With Terrorists In North-central Nigeria
It is one thing to live in terror and completely another to know that you are surrounded by it. This…
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The Hopelessness Of One Orphaned By A Brutal Insurgency
Children bear the physical and mental scars of the horrors and brutality of Nigeria’s 13-year-old insurgency in the northeast. One…
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