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Doctors’ Strike: Medical Students Anxious Over Practising In Nigeria
In light of the ongoing strike by Nigeria’s resident doctors, some medical students are reassessing their decision to practise in…
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In Sokoto, Girls Struggle To Complete Secondary Education As Govt Drags Law On Child Rights
Mardiyah Bello* had big dreams until she was sexually abused by her class teacher one Saturday evening in 2019. Before…
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Twice Widowed, Now An IDP After An Encounter With Terrorists
At the premises of a primary school in Shiroro Local Government Area (LGA) of Niger State, North-central Nigeria, there is…
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DSS Detaining Suspected IPOB Member For Months Without Access To Family Members
When Mr Emeka Ngornadi woke up on the morning of Saturday, April 10, 2021 and set out from Lagos State…
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The Nigerian Doctor (4): ‘We Saved Mother, Baby, 10 Minutes To Strike Action’
Ten minutes before members of the National Association of Resident Doctors (NARD) embarked on an indefinite strike, on Monday, Aug.…
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Insecurity: Student Kidnap Victims In Northwest Nigeria Narrate Ordeal
Dangulbi Umar, a 300-level law student at Usmanu Danfodiyo University, was on his way to school from his village at…
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Benue IDP Camp Where Women Smoke ‘To Stay Alive’
When it rains, the Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in Tse-Yandev, Benue State, North-central Nigeria, shiver in trepidation. Their tents can…
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What Mobile Communications Shutdown Means To Zamfara Residents
On Sept. 3, the Nigerian Government directed one of its regulatory agencies, the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) to instruct all…
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Makoko: How Fire Outbreak Rendered Lagos Residents Homeless
After a very long and busy day, Moses (last name withheld), a resident of Makoko Community, Lagos, Southwest Nigeria, had…
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Fear Of Boko Haram Not Enough To Protect Borno’s Forests From IDPs
Opposite Dalori II displacement camp, located at the outskirts of Maiduguri, Northeast Nigeria, is a mound of hay, nearly six…
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