low humanitarian aid in northwest Nigeria

  • Sahura Abdullahi sustains her family by selling the bark of the Bishiryar aduwa tree at the weekly market in Jibia. Photo credit: Abiodun Jamiu/HumAngle
    Abiodun Jamiu

    When Humanitarian Aid Trickles To A Drop

    It was 12:22 p.m., and Sahura Abdullahi was scraping the bark of Bishiryar Aduwa, a tree in front of the administrative block of a girls’ secondary school. Exhausted, she hoped she could sell it as herbs at the Jibia weekly market that day, where a measure went for ₦200 (0.22 USD). A few months after […]

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