Adamawa
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News
Halfway Through The Second Cohort
Three months into the programme, the fellows have been neck-deep in their work. From issues around domestic and sexual violence,…
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Gender & SGBV
Fear Of Stigma Silences Male Rape Victims
When Monsiri* was raped, he did something that was probably unusual for men his age – he told his mother.…
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Features
Once Intimate, Two Adamawa Communities Torn Apart By Land Dispute
Haruna Ali, 96, is one of many residents affected by the violent disputes between the Lunguda and Waja communities in…
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Humanitarian Crises
People Who Fled Borno Left Out Of Adamawa Resettlement Plan
People who fled Borno to displacement camps in Adamawa state are at risk of being forgotten and left out of…
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Gender & SGBV
The Molestation Of Minors; From A Mother’s Perspective
With a rippling voice and tears welling up in her eyes, Benjamin Laman, 41, took our reporter through a torturous…
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Newsletter
HumAngle Selects 9 New Fellows For Accountability Programme
Following a rigorous evaluation period, HumAngle has selected nine young men and women from Nigeria’s BAY states to participate in…
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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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Armed Violence
After Escaping Captivity, Traumatised Woman Now Suffers Stigmatisation
The only time Susan Lazarus, 24, finds her peace is when she is indoors. Going outdoors usually exposes her to…
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Displacement & Migration
IDPs In Nigeria’s Adamawa State Anticipate Resettlement
“No one here would tell you they are not tired of staying in this camp,” Naomi Daudu tells HumAngle while…
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Development
‘They Just Pick Up And Move’, When Men Leave Displaced Families To Find Work
The warmth from the morning sun softly singed Naomi’s bare shoulders as she prepared breakfast with a wrapper tied around…
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