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Features
Knifar: Women Facing Forced Family Separation By Soldiers Cry Out
Hauwa has not heard from her husband in many years. In 2015, her town, Bama, Borno State, was overrun by…
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Features
Borno IDPs Caught Between Terrorists’ and Troops’ Wrath
It was midnight on April 12 when Modu Baluye woke to the sound of gunfire. He was asleep with his…
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Analyses
Ethics Under Fire: When Survival Meets Storytelling in Nigeria’s Conflict Zones
In one of the world’s most deprived and volatile regions, HumAngle’s reporting and experience reveal that journalists in Nigeria are…
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Analyses
Why Stability Remains Fragile in the Lake Chad Basin
At the beginning of 2025, eight state governors from Nigeria, Chad, Cameroon, and the Republic of Niger gathered in Borno…
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Featured
Behind the Curtain at HumAngle
For half a decade, HumAngle has been pushing against the silence, documenting the multiple conflict situations in Africa, amplifying voices…
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Featured
Secrets, Silence, Survival: Inside a Nigerian Military Prison
No one recalls the road to Wawa. New detainees are blindfolded several kilometres ahead. Inmates are also blindfolded and driven…
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Analyses
Nigeria’s Military Triumphs And the Unfinished Battle Against Corruption and Bad Governance
The Nigerian military’s quest to reclaim the North East from the brutal grip of Boko Haram over the past decade…
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Analyses
From Crisis to Solutions: HumAngle’s Impact on Accountability and Peacebuilding in Nigeria
When HumAngle launched five years ago, the mission was simple: “to investigate and report how violent conflicts affect everyday people…
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Development
#HumAngleAt5: The Evolution of Conflict Reporting and HumAngle’s Innovative Approach
In 2009, when Mohammed Yusuf first began the process of what would later culminate in a terror group declaring war…
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Analyses
#HumAngleAt5: The Bold Idea Transformed into Conflict Reporting in Africa
When he was declared wanted in 2016, many teeth tattled that another man had “fallen into the Nigerian government’s net”.…
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