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Analyses
Soft Targets, Porous Borders: Why Niger Republic Terrorists Are Trooping Into Nigeria
With armed and menacing groups from the Niger Republic launching new waves of terror campaigns, violent attacks recently spiked up…
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Features
Open Defecation, Poor Sanitation Widespread Amid Nigeria’s Cholera Epidemic
It’s been three years since Adebayo Alamu, a vulcaniser, relocated to Ibadan, capital of Oyo State in South West Nigeria…
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Analyses
The Rise And Fall Of Settlements In Nigeria’s Ungovernable Forest Reserves
There is not a lot to find about Dan Ganji on the internet. One might come across a weather forecast…
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News
Cholera Outbreak Kills 30 Amid Improper Waste Management In NigeriaÂ
At least 30 people have been confirmed dead across 96 local governments in 30 states of Nigeria as a result…
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Features
Lawless Sky: The Cost Of Nigeria’s Accidental Airstrikes
Loading the Elevenlabs Text to Speech AudioNative Player… Badamasi Alma stood in the middle of the rubble with tears in…
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Features
Abandoned ₦5.4 Billion Road Project Turns Abuja Town Into Kidnappers’ Haven
Earlier this year, community leaders in Shere imposed an unofficial curfew. Once it’s 5 p.m., they said, no one should…
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Analyses
The Social Media Warriors Promoting Yoruba Nation Propaganda On Facebook
Listen to this article0:000:00 Let’s begin with some background information.  Separatist agitations are not new in Nigeria. It started with…
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Features
Deadly Heatwave Inspires Tree Planting Initiative In Northern Nigeria
In the wake of a relentless heatwave engulfing some parts of Northern Nigeria, a grassroots movement has emerged, reviving the…
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Armed Violence
A Decade After, 89 Abducted Chibok Girls Still Missing – Borno Gov’t
Ten years have passed since the infamous night of April 14, 2014, when Boko Haram insurgents stormed the Government Girls…
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Features
‘I Just Drink Water And Endure’: Ramadan In A Nigerian Displacement Camp
It was a little after 12 p.m. on a Thursday in late March. The scorching sun scalded through the thatched…
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