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Humanitarian Crises
Nigerian Govt’s Deadline On Old Currency Notes May Leave Citizens Poorer In Frontline Communities
Bukar Muhammed would rather return his five goats to Magumeri, his hometown, than sell them off in exchange for old…
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Development
Gaining Autonomy But Losing Intimacy: Marriage With A Migrant
Zainab, 35, has been left behind in Yolde Pate, a community in the northeastern state of Adamawa, while her husband…
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Displacement & Migration
Scarce Resources, NGO Activities Are Putting Locals, IDPs At Loggerheads
There is utter astonishment in Elizabeth Jerome’s tone as she talks about what could best be described as the ‘cold…
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Armed Violence
Separatist Militants In Nigeria Are Increasingly Using Explosives
Separatist militants in southeastern Nigeria are increasingly adopting explosive devices and crude launch systems to target security forces and government…
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Analyses
Abundant Fish And ISWAP’s Misguided Faith
Fishermen are prone to telling tall stories about their catches. There was always a much bigger one that got away,…
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Analyses
HumAngle: Week In Review
Every day, HumAngle’s journalists and researchers gather, sort through, and file stories on issues important to society. We bring you…
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Armed Violence
Animals: Voiceless Victims Of Armed Violence In Northwest Nigeria
A terrorist group recently stormed the Kurya-Madaro community of Zamfara, where they took away herds of cattle and sheep. But…
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Environment & Climate Change
Seeds Of Hope: How Tree Planting Is Making Kano Green
Dahir M. Hashim could vividly remember a time when Kurna, the place of his birth, was a lush and verdant…
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Armed Violence
Terrorists Kidnap Imam For Preaching Against Terrorism In Zamfara
A terror group has kidnapped the chief Imam of Masama-Mudi village in Zamfara, Northwest Nigeria, known for preaching against the…
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Development
Pregnant And Left Behind
The first time Hadizatu went into labour with her first child, Umar, her husband, was present. A vehicle had been…
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