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Analyses
TIMELINE: 195 Nigerians Kidnapped in January Amid Rising Fear and Outrage
At least 195 Nigerians were kidnapped in various tragic incidents across the country in January, according to HumAngle Tracker. The…
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Armed Violence
The Forest Exploits of Nigeria’s Blood-Thirsty Terrorists
Ali Mainasara can’t forget quickly. He badly wanted to speak about his plight, but no one would ask. A gang…
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Analysis, Disinformation
Nigeria’s Tragic Struggle for Survival: Desperate Crowds, Deadly Stampedesi
Within just four days this December, over 70 Nigerians have lost their lives in a series of stampedes that occurred…
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Features
Reflections on HumAngle’s 2024 and Outlook for 2025
HumAngle continues to interrogate the fluid dynamics of the conflict landscape across Africa, particularly in the Lake Chad and Sahel…
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Analyses
HumAngle’s Most Impactful Stories of 2024
It’s been a deeply impactful year for us at HumAngle, where our team of dedicated journalists has worked tirelessly to…
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Analyses
What’s at Stake for Simon Ekpa’s Donors As the IPOB Leader Faces Trial in Finland?
The internet has been abuzz with debates and speculations since last week when the Finnish National Bureau of Investigation (NBI)…
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Analyses
Simon Ekpa: A Timeline of Events Leading up to IPOB Factional Leader’s Detention
Simon Ekpa, the factional leader of the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), was arrested by the Finnish National Bureau…
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Analyses
Simon Ekpa Has Been Imprisoned. What Does it Mean for IPOB Agitation?
After many years of spreading repeated violent propaganda on social media, Simon Ekpa, leader of a faction of the proscribed…
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Armed Violence
The Internet Fundraising Marathons Behind IPOB’s Armed Struggle in Nigeria
Loading the Elevenlabs Text to Speech AudioNative Player… On the last Sunday of June this year, members of an armed…
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Analyses
Understanding the Mental Health of Nigerian Workers
Let’s build an avatar for the Nigerian worker. We’ll call her Zuri. She’s 23, works in banking, and, like countless…
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