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An MSF medical personnel testing a girl brought by her mother for experiencing fever and convulsion before being diagnosed with malaria. Photo: MSF/Abba Adamu Musa /Alexandre Marcou

Mahdi GarbaDecember 16, 2023

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MSF Reduces Medical Team In Zamfara Over Renewed Attacks

A resurgence of terrorist attacks has forced Medicins san Frontieres (MSF), a medical humanitarian group, to partially shut down its…

Shuwari resettlement site, Borno state. Photo: ‘Kunle Adebajo/HumAngle

Kunle AdebajoDecember 15, 2023

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Insurgents Attack Borno IDP Resettlement Site, Kill Security Agent

Boko Haram terrorists on Monday, Dec. 11, attacked a community in Jere, an area in Borno, northeastern Nigeria, that is…

UN Humanitarian Coordinator in Nigeria, Matthias Schmale. Photo Credit: Abdulkareem/HumAngle

Abdulkareem HarunaDecember 15, 2023

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Outgoing UN Humanitarian Coordinator Urges Continued Life-saving Aid For Vulnerable Nigerians Amidst Dwindling Funding

Matthias Schmale, the departing UN Humanitarian Coordinator for Nigeria, is calling for continued attention to the country’s most vulnerable people…

Rahama Ibrahim,30: “my daughter is 2 years-old, she started having fever and convulsions, I didn’t know it was malaria”. She explained she now received information about using mosquito nets during rainy season to avoid getting malaria again. Photo: MSF

Mahdi GarbaDecember 14, 2023

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Malaria Cases More Prevalent In Conflict-Ridden Regions Of Nigeria – MSF

The group said 30 per cent of deaths recorded globally due to malaria happen in Nigeria, a figure that makes…

Chigozie VictorDecember 14, 2023

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HumAngle Concludes 3rd Cohort Of Accountability Fellowship Programme

HumAngle has concluded the third cohort of its bi-annual accountability fellowship programme. The cohort’s training commenced in July 2023, and…

Over 50 women in Malali village gather to watch a six-minute documentary during PAGED Initiative’s advocacy campaign to break down barriers against girls’ education in Kaduna on Dec. 13. Photo: Nathaniel Bivan/HumAngle

Nathaniel BivanDecember 14, 2023

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‘Our Children In Gov’t Schools Can’t Read,’ Say Parents In Kaduna Communities

Some parents in Malali and Tudun Ilu communities of Kaduna State, northwestern Nigeria, have complained about the drop in the…

Protesters stormed Nigeria’s National Assembly over the recent bombing of civilians in Kaduna by the Army. Photo: Daily Trust.

Ibrahim AdeyemiDecember 9, 2023

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Calls For Justice Heighten After Nigerian Army Drone Killed Over 100 Civilians In Error

The recent killing of over 100 civilians by the Nigerian army has spurred agitations and calls for justice from concerned…

(R - L) Kunle Adebajo, HumAngle’s Investigations Editor; Prof Umaru Pate, media scholar; Dr Chinedu Anumudu of Baze University; Dr Theophilus Abbah, Daily Trust Foundation; and TVC’s labour correspondent, Sharon Ijasan. Photo: X/Wole Soyinka Centre

Mahdi GarbaDecember 9, 2023

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Journalists, Scholars Converse On Media Sustainability At Amplify In-Depth Media Conference

As part of contributions to the discourse on media sustainability, panelists at the ongoing Amplify In-Depth Media Conference organised by…

A panel media regulation and independence. Photo: Hauwa Shaffii Nuhu/HumAngle.

Abdulbasid DantsohoDecember 8, 2023

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Amplify In-depth Media Conference Commences In Abuja

The Amplify In-depth Media Conference commenced today in Abuja, Nigeria’s capital city, co-hosted by the Wole Soyinka Centre and 19…

Professor Yemi Akinseye-George’s (SAN) delivering his keynote speech. Photo by Rolake Ogunfeitimi/ HumAngle.

Rolake OgunfeitimiDecember 7, 2023

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Failure To Address Human Rights Abuses Emboldening Impunity In Nigeria — Amnesty International

Amnesty International, a group advocating for justice, freedom and equality, has tasked the Nigerian government to address past and current…

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