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Disarray in Boko Haram, 18 War Commanders Die in Air Strikes in Lake Chad
In a scale never reported by an independent source, HumAngle has exclusively obtained information that documents the pattern of fatalities…
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‘I am Going Back to My Village,’ Abuja Taximan Laments Loss of Livelihood to COVID-19
Sanni Kamarudeen, an airport taximan in Abuja, is now a frustrated man. Trouble came upon him in a whirlwind. Without…
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#COVID19: How Misinformation Threatens Public Safety In Northern Nigeria
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), the COVID-19 pandemic is accompanied by “an overabundance of information – some accurate…
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ISWAP Launches Bi-weekly Hausa Newspaper
The Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) has intensified its recruitment drive in the Lake Chad region with the launch…
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Zamfara Communities Restive Over Government Ban on Vigilante Groups
Mallam Abdullahi (not his real name), is a local chief in one of the communities exposed to frequent attacks by…
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#COVID19: Nigerian Army To Enforce Movement Restrictions
The Nigerian Army has announced plans to enforce movement restrictions and other COVID-19 preventive measures sanctioned by the government. It…
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Media Blackout On Insurgency, Other Epidemics As COVID-19 Runs Wild
In communities and military facilities in the terror-devastated Lake Chad region, Boko Haram and the Islamic State West Africa Province…
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Fears In EFCC Over Magu’s Refusal To Self-isolate After Dubai Trip
There is an undercurrent of panic among the staff of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) headquarters in Abuja…
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Fatalities, Anxiety Define the Week
No less than 106 Nigerians were killed by violent incidents in the last one week, amidst the country’s battle with…
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Nigerian Troops Suffer Heavy Losses In ISWAP Ambush
At least 100 Nigerian soldiers have been reported killed in an ambush by the Islamic State of West Africa Province…
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