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Displacement & Migration
What Happens When A Displacement Camp Is Emptied Of People?
The Dalori II displacement camp echoed with life only last year. Traders lined the dirt roads with groceries, firewood, and…
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Investigations
Soldiers Making Millions From Unlawfully Seized Farmlands In Nigeria’s North East
Yidhe Raymond fled her home in Pulka after a terror attack in 2014 that took her husband’s life. She also…
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Featured
Highway Extortion By Security Agents In Borno Gulping Millions Yearly, Affecting Lives
The whirring from a vulcaniser at the Bama motor park in Maiduguri, Northeast Nigeria, could hardly be ignored. Passengers gradually…
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Newsletter
What Have Our Fellows Been Up To
As we felicitate with our readers on the new year, HumAngle kickstarted the year with a new adventure – the…
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Development
HumAngle 2023 Accountability Fellowship: Fellows As Agents
The HumAgle Accountability Fellowship entered its second in-person training day yesterday, Jan. 13. Experts from the fields of research, accountability,…
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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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Humanitarian Crises
The Illegal Trade Endangering The Lives Of Children In Nigeria’s Northeast
The passageways of Maiduguri’s Moromoro market are swarming, as usual, and the cries of traders calling out the prices of…
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Newsletter
As the HumAngle Fellowship Comes To A Close …
The Accountability Fellowship is about to reach its close, the HumAngle team and our fellows couldn’t be prouder of what…
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Environment & Climate Change
Dead Trees, No Water, Missing Money; The Truth Of Yobe’s “Great Green Wall”
The Nigerian government is investing resources to build a corridor of trees in eleven states in the North to combat…
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Development
Excess Water From Dams Increases Severity Of Floods In Adamawa
“Our children no longer go to school because either the school has been submerged by the flood or it is…
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