Humanitarian Crises
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Vulnerable, Abused Nigerians Are Worst Hit By COVID-19 – OSIWA
Open Society Initiative for West Africa (OSIWA) has decried the inadequate support abuse victims, sick and vulnerable Nigerians received during…
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Grief-Stricken Anxiety of Neighboring Communities of Sabon Birni
Early in the morning of Friday, May 29, dozens of villagers were sighted leaving their homes in fear of another…
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Almajirai in Kano’s Colony of Affliction
The Kano State Orientation Camp of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) situated in Karaye, Karaye Local Government Area, was…
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Malaria, Other Diseases Likely To Kill More Than Coronavirus, UNICEF Warns
The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has said “indiscriminate lockdown” implemented as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic is worsening…
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IMF Grants $226m Loan To Cameroon To Meet Balance Of Payment Obligations
The Board of Directors of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Monday granted a loan of 226 million dollars (135.56…
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6 Die As Plane Carrying Medical Supplies Crashes In Somalia
At least six people have died after a small cargo plane carrying medical supplies ‘crashed’ near Bardale airport, Southwest region…
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EU Distributes Over 2000 Food Packages To Poor Abuja Households
The European Union (EU) has distributed some 2,200 relief packages to vulnerable households in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) to…
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Citizens Resign To Fate As Kano Death Tolls Continue To Mount
While the Kano State Government continues to deny the rise in deaths in Kano, families have resigned themselves to fate…
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Tales Behind Kano’s “Unusual” Deaths
I found Mallam Danjuma, a gravedigger at one of the biggest cemeteries in Kano State, leaning feebly on the short…
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Tears for Cameroon’s Stateless Street Children
Police in the seaport town of Limbe, Wednesday, April 15, 2020, arrested hordes of street children who were hawking and…
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