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Armed Violence
Fishermen In Nigeria’s North East Either Pay Levies To Terrorists Or Risk Assault, Death
Standing on the shores of Lake Chad in Baga, Nigeria’s North East, 41-year-old Yusuf Usman and his son, Ibrahim, tidied…
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Why Is The Crisis In Africa’s Central Sahel Getting Worse?
The epicentre of terrorism has relocated from the Middle East to Sub-Saharan Africa. According to the Global Terrorism Index report…
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Features
How Climate Change Affects Women In Northeastern Nigeria
On a Saturday evening in November last year, a pickup truck came to a stop in front of an Internally…
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Armed Violence
Buda: Escaping Abduction In A Southern Kaduna Village. But For How Long?
Idris Umar, 19, bolted up in the dead of night four days after the infamous abduction of about 280 school…
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Analyses
Help Not Reaching Most Victims As Droughts In Ethiopia Kill Hundreds
“Ethiopia” and “drought” sitting in the same sentence does not come as a shock to those who have studied the…
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Development
Abandoned Public Hospitals Pushing Nigerian Villages Into Deadly Health Crisis
On the outskirts of Borno, North East Nigeria, Malamari village grapples with a dreadful healthcare system, causing distress for about…
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Analyses
From Rising Seas To Rising Tensions: How Climate Change Is Eroding The Pillars Of Democracy
Climate justice and democracy are inextricably linked. As climate change impacts have intensified over the years, the ability of democracies…
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Analyses
What Is The Real Cause Of Attacks In Nigeria’s Middle Belt?
There are different perspectives on the cause of the lingering conflict within Nigeria’s Middle Belt states. Some reports have ascribed…
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Features
IDPs Resettled To Marte Are Fleeing, Complain Of Hunger And Insecurity
“The government told us they were taking us back to our homes. They also said we were not going to…
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Armed Violence
‘Like Slavery’: Nigeria’s Special Police Constables Risking Their Lives For Zero Pay
Nearly three years after Ibrahim Oladeni died as an officer of Nigeria’s Special Constabulary Police, his widow, Omolade, and his…
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