Delta

  • Mgbeodinma Chinedu

    Why Saturdays Terrify a Delta Community

    On the fringes of Okpanam in Delta State, South South Nigeria, there was once a place known simply as “Fulani Camp.” For decades, it was a quiet settlement where nomadic herders grazed cattle, built homes from bamboo and mud, and lived peacefully in proximity with indigenous neighbours. Tensions were not uncommon, but life carried on. […]

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    Abiodun Jamiu

    Hausa, Fulani People Chased In Delta? No Evidence Supporting Claim

    Nigeria’s south-southern state of Delta has recently been in the news following the gruesome murder of officers of the Nigerian Army who were on a peacekeeping mission to the warring communities of Okuama and Okoloba. Ever since, social media users have continued to inundate the internet with false information, with some of the claims designed […]

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  • Oviasuyi Glory

    Caught In the Floods: Tales Of Residents Affected In Nigeria’s Delta State

    Madame Christiana sits to count her losses. She recently woke up to a flooded compound. Naturally, that meant flooded farmlands too. So, she raced to the farm, trying to salvage what she could. She had to uproot cassava that had not reached its harvesting period. The cassavas all look the same, the heaps clearly showing […]

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  • Adebowale Oluwaseun

    Nigeria Disease Control Agency Issues Warning Over Monkeypox

    The viral infection, Monkeypox (MPX), is currently ravaging European countries, causing health safety concerns across the world, including in Nigeria, especially over a possible outbreak. Monkeypox is caused by the monkeypox virus, a genus of orthopoxvirus in the pox family that includes both smallpox and cowpox. The disease is generally transmitted from animal to human […]

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  • Adejumo Kabir

    The Implications Of IPOB’s Sit-At-Home Order Spreading To South-South Nigeria

    In July 2021, Edwin Clark, a prominent political leader in South-South Nigeria, had empathised with members of the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB); noting that they were fighting a just cause. “So, they have a good complaint, but going about it wrongly,” he said in an interview. But Clark was quick to note that […]

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  • Adejumo Kabir

    Residents Panic As IPOB Sit-At-Home Curfew Spreads To South-South

    Fears are rife in Asaba metropolis in Delta State as the controversial sit-at-home order by the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) spreads to the South-South region of the country. HumAngle learnt that many business activities were handicapped on Monday, May 16, 2022. Some parents also said schools in Asaba sent children back home earlier […]

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  • Yekeen Akinwale

    In Niger Delta, Ijaw, Itsekiri Leaders Chart New Ways Towards Sustainable Peace

    ‘Peace’. It’s a word that has gained increasing currency in the development debate over the last 20 years in Nigeria’s Niger Delta region, particularly in Warri, Delta State. How can Warri regain its lost glories, how can it return to the development path? And how can the ethnic groups bring back peace and harmony? Well, […]

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  • Aishat Babatunde

    #COVID19: Nigeria Records 388 Cases, 8 Deaths

    Nigeria, on Sunday, Aug.22, reported eight deaths and 674 new COVID-19 infections, raising total confirmed cases to 185,267, according to government data. The Nigeria Centre Disease Control (NCDC) said the fresh infections were spread across 12 states including the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Abuja. Lagos, the country’s epicentre of the pandemic, reported the most infections […]

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  • Ihuoma Ilo

    Majority of Human Trafficking Victims In Europe Are Nigerians – US report

    A report released by the United States Department of States has revealed that the majority of human trafficking victims in Europe and other parts of the world are Nigerians mostly from Edo, Delta, and Kano states. The report titled ‘Trafficking In Persons Report June 2021, chronicled the menace of human trafficking in about 200 countries […]

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  • Ihuoma Ilo

    Fresh Attack In Delta State Claims 3 Police Officers

    Three police officers were killed on Friday, May 28, 2021, in Umutu Police station, Delta State, South-south Nigeria in another attack on police facilities across the southern region of the country. According to a statement by Edafe Bright, the state’s Police Public Relations Officer, the attack happened in the early hours of Friday at about […]

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