North-East
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Emergencies
Borno Market: Security Agents Deployed To Contain Unrest After Fire
Armed security comprising the police and military have been deployed around the Monday market in Maiduguri, northeastern Nigeria, as an…
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Fire Guts Maiduguri’s Main Market
A mysterious fire that started at midnight in the Borno state capital, Northeast Nigeria, has continued to blaze till dawn. …
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Nigeria Elections 2023: Fearful IDPs Head Home To Vote In Borno
Internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Maiduguri, Borno state, northeast Nigeria, have begun risky journeys back to the home regions they…
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Police Deploys 13,000 Officers For Election Duty In Borno
Commissioner of Police, Abdu Umar, made this known Wednesday, Feb. 22, in Maiduguri while speaking to HumAngle. The police chief…
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Election Security
Thousands Waiting For Corrected Voters’ Cards Won’t Get A Vote
Thousands of frustrated voters in the Borno State Capital Maiduguri, who have been waiting for corrections to be made on…
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Fires Cost Displaced People “Illicit” Election Cash
People who lost their homes in a fire that gutted Muna camp for internally displaced people in Maiduguri, Borno state,…
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Features
Once Intimate, Two Adamawa Communities Torn Apart By Land Dispute
Haruna Ali, 96, is one of many residents affected by the violent disputes between the Lunguda and Waja communities in…
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Development
The Plights Of Parents Of Nigeria’s Displaced, Out-Of-School Children
Bulama Kaya has been displaced from the Kaya community in Konduga, Borno State, since 2015, following a series of attacks…
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The Unsettling Data On Child Education In Northeast Nigeria
The United Nations Children Fund, UNICEF, has said that more than 1.9 million children have been affected by the 13-year-long…
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Forced Abortion: Investigative Panel Begins Probe Of Military In Northeast Nigeria
An independent human rights panel set up by the National Human Rights Commission has begun investigations into reports of a…
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