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Human Rights
A Farmer’s Troubled Return From De-Radicalisation Camp
The question infuriated Abu Bulama. Those asking wanted an answer about what should be done, but to Abu, it seemed…
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Human Rights
Nigeria Yet To Announce Investigations Into Military ‘Abortion Programme’
An investigation exposing a “secret, systematic and illegal abortion programme” in Northeast Nigeria run by the military, has prompted calls…
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Armed Violence
413 Nigerians Killed In November – Report
More than 400 people were killed by violence across Nigeria in November, according to data collected by Global Rights, a…
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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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Armed Violence
How Are Terrorists In Nigeria Funding Their Violent Campaigns?
Nigeria has been in a long-drawn battle with violent terror organisations for over a decade. These groups break up, expand,…
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Environment & Climate Change
The Risks That Come With Drilling Oil In Nigeria’s North
Nigerian authorities have announced the discovery of oil and gas deposits in the savannah drylands of the north amid a…
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Humanitarian Crises
‘Operation Safe Corridor Is Useful For Ex-Terrorists. But For People Like Me, It’s Injustice’
When Bunu Ali and his family fled from the Boko Haram insurgents in Pate, Northeast Nigeria, it seemed like the…
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Armed Violence
Survivors Of Deadly Attacks In Borno Left With Gruesome Injuries
“This was our community’s worst nightmare,” says Ali Jigila. Five-and-a-half years ago, he survived the killings in Ndaba community under…
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Armed Violence
An ‘Innocent’ Detainee’s Journey Through Deradicalisation
The road to deradicalisation for Bukar Bulama began after he fled Budumri in the Bama area of central Borno in…
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Human Rights
Losing A Toe To Military Brutality And A Family To Insurgents
If it were not for the insurgency, Aja Kaye would likely have all his toes intact. His brother, Ali Mallam,…
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