Features
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Insecurity Threatens POS Operators, Excludes Sokoto Residents From Financial Services
Abass Muhammed, 32, became a Point of Sale (POS) agent after losing his teaching job during the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown…
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Zamfara Villages Pay Terrorists Millions To Stay Alive, Yet Suffer Attacks
“We use our money and energy to buy peace from terror groups … our properties surrendered to them to avoid…
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#DapchiAbduction: Before Her Abduction, Fatima Hoped To Become A Nurse
Dapchi, Yobe State, northeastern Nigeria. 5:30 p.m. – 6 p.m. Feb. 19, 2018. When she first hears the gunshots, she…
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Terrorists Told Kaduna Community They Were Coming, Then Attacked Despite ‘Military Presence’
The rumour that there was going to be another terrorist attack was not news in Gworok, popularly known by its…
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250 Days After Kaduna Baptist School Abduction, Families, Students Pick Up Pieces
When the night buses drew up at a location far away from the now deserted Bethel Baptist High School at…
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Displaced & Neglected: The Struggles Of Sokoto IDPs Who Survived Terror Invasions
Isa Adamu, 60, would have loved to spend the rest of his life in his hometown in Sabon Birni Local…
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Sexually Abused Minors Exposed To Future Harm As Abusers Roam Free
On Feb. 5, 2022, 14-year-old Favour was reportedly sexually abused by one 75-year-old Jimoh Ibeh around the Igando axis in…
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Students Help Lagos IDPs Displaced From Libya Eradicate Menstrual Poverty
Chioma Arinze*, 20, would no longer have to use rags as sanitary pads during her monthly menstrual periods. This is…
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Maiduguri IDPs Caught In Throes Of Hunger As More Deaths Are Recorded
“We have lost count of the number of displaced people at this camp who have so far been buried, but…
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Why Children In Northwest Nigeria Are Ending Up On The Streets
Muhammed Abdulmumin, 11, woke up shivering under a bridge in Zaria, Kaduna, Northwest Nigeria, in the early hours of Feb.…
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