Features
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Guzamala: Nigeria’s Captured L.G.A. Where Non-State Actors Still Rule
There are 774 local government areas in Nigeria. One of them is totally under the control of non-state actors. Over…
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Sex For Survival: Displaced, Orphaned, Underage… But Still Has To Fend For Herself
Fatima was 11 years old when she started to carry all of the world’s imaginable weight for one person on…
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IDP Diaries: “We Need More Food, Not Relocation To Our Homes”
I don’t want to go back home, at least not now. It is not because I love this place so…
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Orphans, Vulnerable Children, Struggle With Nigerian Systems, Family Rejection
Shade* dreams of meeting her mother. At night, she imagines an oval-faced woman with lots of hair who looks like…
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Maiduguri Residents Troubled, Experts Rack Brains As ISWAP Again Sabotages Power Supply
The Islamic State in West Africa Province’s series of attacks on electricity towers that supply power to Maiduguri has continued…
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Wearing Face Masks Removes Deaf Nigerians From Communication
Richard Ezekiel is hearing-impaired and struggles to navigate transactions in Nigerian banks because of face masks. Like most deaf and…
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The Deradicalised (5): Three Detention Facilities Through The Eyes Of One Man
Hussein once contemplated joining Boko Haram. But when he followed five of his terrorist-friends to their camp tucked deep in…
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Navigating Unemployment Post-Lockdown: A Woman’s Journey From Labourer To Roadside Vendor
Just before the lockdown in 2020, Bunmi Oyebamiji-Ojo was trudging across Solomon Lar Way towards Sandralia Hotel in Utako, Abuja…
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Househunting: Harassment, Discrimination Trap For Single Nigerian Women
When Adanna Nwankwo was moving to Lagos, there were so many things she did not think of. Having lived most…
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Seven Years On, Blood From Giwa Barracks Massacre Yet To Dry
When her young boy was picked up by the Nigerian military nearly a decade ago, Ya Amsa Fannami was advised…
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