Humanitarian Crises
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Tale Of Woes Of Abuja’s Leper Community
Ali Isa looks forlorn and dejected in the midst of some four elderly men under a tree providing them with…
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UK Pledges Another £119 Million Aid Package As Foreign Office & DFID Merge
As the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office and the Department for International Development (DFID) merge on Wednesday to form the…
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ACRI Partners With HumAngle, Distributes Palliatives to 2,300 Almajiri In Northern Nigeria
The Almajirai Child Right Initiative (ACRI) has supported 2,300 Almajiri children in Northern Nigeria with palliatives during the COVID-19 total…
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Remembering UN House Bombing, Survivors Tell Their Stories
On Friday, August, 26, 2011, exactly nine years ago in Abuja, the world was stunned as the Islamic jihadist terror…
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DR Congo: 22 Years After Army Massacres In Kasika, Nobel Laureate Wants Compensation For Victims
On August 24, 2008, soldiers of the DR Congo national army killed more than one thousand civilians including women and…
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How The Heroic Efforts of Justina Ejelonu To Contain Ebola Outbreak In Nigeria Claimed Her Life
Ebola survivor, Dennis Akagha, has shared how his late fiancée Justina Ejelonu died from the Ebola virus in 2014. He…
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Congo: UN To Spend $4.8 Million On Stabilisation Of Ituri Region Gripped By Violence
The United Nations Mission for the Stabilisation of Congo popularly known by its French acronym (MONUSCO) has announced that US$4.8…
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Aid Workers Remain Targets Of Insurgency In North-East
Humanitarian organisations on the ground in North-East Nigeria have been on the frontline of the war against Boko Haram, with…
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UN Pays Moving Tribute To Attacked Humanitarian Workers
The United Nations, to celebrate World Humanitarian Day 2020, paid tribute to humanitarians that have been attacked, killed, wounded or…
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