North-East
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News
HumAngle SCOJA Fellowship Alumni Reflect on a Year of Learnings at Book Launch
HumAngle Foundation gathered students, professors, and community journalists on Tuesday, June 21, at the University of Maiduguri in northeastern Nigeria…
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Features
One Year Later, Lamurde Bears Scars Of Recurring Communal Conflict
Labaran Kaduna says his son, Desire, was unlucky in life. Two months after Desire’s white wedding in Rigange, a small…
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News
HumAngle Launches Community Journalism Guide in UNIMAID
HumAngle Foundation, in collaboration with the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, has launched a guide for community journalism,…
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Displacement & Migration
Borno Closed Its Largest IDP Camp Outside Maiduguri. But Did Displacement Really End?
Chellu Masaram’s shelter stands on a patch of land in Goniri, a community a few kilometres from Bama town in…
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Analyses
AI Cannot Protect What It Does Not Understand
Artificial intelligence is steadily changing how the world responds to crises. Governments use it to analyse satellite imagery after natural…
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Featured
Nigeria is Finally Prosecuting Terrorists at Record Levels. Here’s What That Means
For nearly two decades, Nigeria fought Boko Haram and its offshoots, the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) and Ansaru,…
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Armed Violence
IEDs Tear Through Northwestern Nigerian Roads and Their Travellers
On Tuesday, June 9, a disturbing incident left many locals mourning in the rural areas of Zamfara State, in northwestern…
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Armed Violence
Renewed Violence in Southern Taraba Communities Shatters Peace Deal
Joy Oga, a pregnant woman in her second trimester, was harvesting yams on her farm in Kwanta/Dooshima area when armed…
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Features
How Nigerians Absorb the Cost of Delayed Digital Payments
On a hot Tuesday afternoon in Yola, Adamawa State, in northeastern Nigeria, 32-year-old Fidelis Mbai walked to a point-of-sale (POS)…
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Features
Hundreds Return to Kumalia After Terrorists Ban Farming
“I am temporarily relocating to Kumalia.” When Kaka Ali said those words over the phone on June 8, I nearly…
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