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37 Villagers Killed In Successive Terrorist Attacks In Yobe
Yobe state in Nigeria’s northeastern region experienced a series of brutal attacks that resulted in the devastating loss of at…
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Features
Four Years After Big Launch, Borno’s School For Displaced Children Still Under Lock
If you are driving down Bama Road in Maiduguri, it is almost impossible not to notice the structure. Even if…
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Investigations
Cheap Drugs, Delays Keep Kaduna’s Health Insurance Beneficiaries Dissatisfied
Emmanuel (surname withheld) was angry. Here he was at the hospital pharmacy to collect his prescribed medication, only to be…
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Analyses
Off-Cycle Polls: Insecurity Threatens Bayelsa, Imo, Kogi Governorship Elections
With a total of 5.41 million eligible voters, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) is set to conduct governorship elections…
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Features
‘Unwrapped Lollipops:’ The Consequences Of Purity Culture Are Far Reaching For Women
Hiba Ahmad* didn’t need a lot of years to figure out that the purity culture she was raised in has…
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MSF, Stakeholders Map Out Next Steps For Jigawa Maternal Health Project
The three-day roundtable workshop organised by the international medical aid organisation, Medecins Sans Frontières (MSF) in Abuja, Nigeria’s capital, came…
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Features
Closure Of Borno IDP Camps Forcing More Children Out Of School
Young Bintu Yarima’s education came to a halt nine years ago when Boko Haram occupied her hometown, a place called…
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Almost 50% Of VVF Patients In Jigawa Are Women And Girls Below 20
During day 2 of a roundtable workshop organised by the international medical aid group, Medecins Sans Frontières (MSF) on ‘Reducing…
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MSF Hosts 3-Day Workshop In Abuja To Address Maternal Morbidity & Mortality
The international medical aid group, Medecins Sans Frontières (MSF), kicked off a three-day workshop on Monday, Oct. 23 in Nigeria’s…
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Human Rights
#EndSARS: Reopening Old Wounds Three Years After Lekki Massacre
After Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu declared a curfew on Oct. 20, 2020, in Lagos, Nigeria, the China Civil Engineering Construction Corporation…
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