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Armed Violence
Nigeria’s Southwest Communities Where Robbery Letters Are Forcing People To Flee
Sekunderin Yetunde and his family members are yet to return to their residence at Ifelagba community, in the Ido Local…
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News
HumAngle Journalist Wins DAME Award For Solutions Reporting
HumAngle Editor, Yekeen Akinwale has won the PIND Prize for Niger Delta Reporting at the 31st edition of the Diamond…
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Armed Violence
Reporter’s Diary: An Encounter With The ‘Gun Merchants’ Of Southwest Nigeria
Prior to our meeting, I have had a series of phone conversations with Sheriff Alamu* on how he possessed his…
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Development
Ogun Model Schools Lie Fallow, Abandoned, While Residents Lack Access To Education
Ajoke Shonde, a mother of three and resident of the Agada community, Ipokia Local Government Area (LGA) of Ogun state,…
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Analyses
HumAngle: Week In Review
Every day, HumAngle’s journalists and researchers gather, sort through, and file stories on issues important to society. We bring you…
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Human Rights
Nigeria’s Regional Security Outfit Accused Of Extrajudicial Measures
Folarera Ademola was an easy-going National Diploma student of Science Laboratory Technology at Rufus Giwa Polytechnic, Owo, Ondo State, Southwest…
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Environment & Climate Change
#SinkingCities: In Lagos, Wetlands Are Sacrificed For Profits. Future Generations May Pay The Price
It is the middle of July 2022. The downpour has been going on for four days with no signs of…
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Human Rights
Boko Haram: Nigerian Military Re-arrests 101 Detainees After Release From Kirikiri
As soon as the High Court in Lagos ordered the release of 101 detainees imprisoned for over a decade without…
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News
ISWAP Claims Responsibility For Attack In Southwest Nigeria
The Islamic State franchise has claimed responsibility for an attack on a police vehicle in Nigeria’s southwestern state of Ondo. …
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Human Rights
‘Thief! Thief!’: Living With The Scars Of Nigeria’s Jungle Justice Rage
Frank Afanvi, 38, was a Nigerian-Togolese who lived all his life in Nigeria’s southwestern Lagos State. He taught French at…
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