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Borno Government Reopens IDP Camps As Maiduguri Faces Severe Flooding
On Sept. 13 1994, Maiduguri, northeastern Nigeria was devastated by a catastrophic flood that claimed numerous lives and destroyed homes…
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Siblings Drown In Illegal Excavation Pool In Nigeriaâs Borno, Community Demands Govât Actioni
The village of Jibrinti in Borno State, northeastern Nigeria, is in mourning after the tragic deaths of two siblings, Amma-Zarah…
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Armed Violence Closes Over 14,000 Schools In Africa, Leaving Millions Without EducationÂ
Education in conflict zones across West and Central Africa is increasingly under threat. According to a recent report by the…
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From Captivity To Freedom: Nigerian Trafficking Victim Rescued In Egypt, Reunites With Family
Agbabiaka Bola, a Nigerian smuggled into Egypt by human traffickers in 2023, has been rescued by the Embassy of Nigeria…
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Starvation Crisis Worsens As International Aids Fall Short In Sudan
Humanitarian organisations operating in Sudan have warned the international community about the impending deaths and starvation in the region. The…
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ISWAP Attack Devastates Mafa In Northeast Nigeria, Leaving A Grim Toll of Death
Residents of Mafa, a town in Yobe State, northeastern Nigeria, gathered on Tuesday morning, Aug. 3, for a mass burial…
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Tunde Onakoya To Nurture Chess Talent Among Displaced Children in Maiduguri
Nigerian chess master and child education advocate Tunde Onakoya arrived in Maiduguri, Borno State, northeast Nigeria, last Friday, Aug. 30,…
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International Committee Of The Red Cross Marks International Day Of The Disappeared In Abuja
Aug. 30 is set aside for the International Day of the Disappeared. This year, the International Committee of the Red…
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Nigerian Police Officer âGunned Downâ By Soldiers Despite Identifying HimselfÂ
Six officers of the Nigerian Army allegedly killed one Haliru Liman, a Divisional Police Officer (DPO) in the Danko-Wasagu Local…
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Freed Nigerian Medical Students Reunite With Families After Week-Long Captivity
Twenty medical students, including a house officer, have been freed after being held captive for over a week. The group…
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