North-East
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Vestiges Of Violence
A Mother Awaits the News of Her Abducted Children
VOV 135: A Mother Awaits the News of Her Abducted | RSS.com It is Ramadan, and Bintu Suleiman, a 55-year-old…
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Investigations
The Making of the Boko Haram Army
On a hauntingly cold night in 2008, a 28-year-old impressionable fan of Mohammed Yusuf sat in the latter’s compound in…
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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
Inside the Nigerian Military’s Quiet Gains Against a Fragmented War
In Nigeria’s North East, the Boko Haram insurgent group once carved out territory and declared a caliphate. In the North…
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Featured
Women in Maiduguri Turn Waste into Cooking Fuel
September 2024 came with water. It moved through Maiduguri, in Nigeria’s North East, in fast, stubborn currents, destroying homes and…
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Investigations
Ideology, Blood, and War: Rethinking the Origins of Boko Haram
Before he became a fugitive preacher, during which time security officials learned to mutter his name with a foreboding weight,…
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Features
The Adamawa Towns Emptied by Boko Haram Insurgency
At the end of every farming season, farmers across Kwapre, an agrarian community in Hong Local Government Area (LGA) of…
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Podcast
A Midwife in Captivity
VOV 134: A Midwife in Captivity | RSS.com Adisu Abba is a 45-year-old widow and the mother of five children.…
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Features
Violence Erodes Adamawa’s Farmer-Herder Social Tradition
The year was 1975. On a quiet afternoon in Bare, a farming community in Numan Local Government Area of Adamawa…
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Analyses
Help Is Coming: Following Up on Climate-Induced Crises in the Sahel
This story was supported by the Pulitzer Centre. For a long time, people in Bultu-Briya have lived in anguish; their…
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