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They survived abduction but never returned to school. Others never came back at all. Episode 7 of #ThePriceofFear reveals how terror is winning by killing education.
The Price of Fear 7
"Who is protecting us?" Nigerians ask. Episode 6 of #ThePriceOfFear speaks about how the vacuum of state security has given rise to vigilantes, mob violence, and soldiers acting as the police. #Nigeria #Police #Military
The Price of Fear 6
They were forced to flee #BokoHaram. Now, they’re forced to return home without schools, clinics, or protection.
The Price of Fear 5
Lokacin da wanda kuke ƙauna ya ɓace, kuma bayan shekaru ba ku gan shi ko ji daga gare shi ba, baku cire ran sake haɗuwa, se ya zama wani jinkirin me zafain jira. Amma me zai faru idan an shafe fiye da shekaru goma ana jira bayan tuna su shine kadai alama ta cewa sun taba rayuwa?
Masu Kewa Da Wadanda Suke Kewarsu (Birbishin Rikici Episode 119)
You flee for your life when Boko Haram attacks your hometown in Adamawa, northeastern Nigeria. By the time you return, a neighbour had already begun building on your family compound. When you protest, he bribes the authorities and dismisses you, telling you that you have no one to inherit the home. Your son, who used to be your main caretaker, went missing during the war, and you have not heard from him since. Which weighs more heavily: grieving a missing loved one without knowing if he is alive or dead, or facing daily struggles that come with losing your caretaker? Either way, the consequences are crushing. So how do you cope with grief, poverty, and injustice, all at once?
VOV 128: When the Caretakers are Gone
A reporting guide that has been accessed over 11,000 times. Reporting that helped Nigerian students resolve challenges. A story that inspired solutions for struggling displaced mothers in North East Nigeria. Here is our impact in Q2 and our vision for the next quarter.
Impact for Q2 2025
HumAngle has spent some time tracking and speaking to former child soldiers in Nigeria who were lured into Boko Haram through food. Here is the story of Audu, his brother, and the violence they experienced. #FoodForGuns #BokoHaram
Hunger has become a weapon
"We go where others won't, not just to report violence but to understand it." HumAngle is launching one of its most ambitious efforts in our history. The goal? To raise $1 million. Stand with us, support us, and commit to HumAngle. https://support.humanglemedia.com/
Stand with HumAngle
ISWAP enforces a strict taxation system on farmers in Chiraa and Baga in Borno State, northeastern Nigeria. Here is a breakdown of how much the group makes from this. #ISWAP #terrorists #Nigeria
#ISWAP enforces a strict taxation
When the #Ebola pandemic broke out in Nigeria, Dr Stella Ameyo Adadevoh bought Nigeria time to save lives and control the spread. But this was time she never had. Today, #HumAngleHistoria remembers her resilience and her selfless act in making sure Nigerians were safe.
HumAngle Historia: Dr Stella Ameyo Adadevoh
A few weeks ago, President Bola Tinubu signed four major tax bills into law. They are now being described as the most comprehensive tax reforms in Nigeria’s recent history. The laws are meant to boost revenue and create a system that is fair, digital, and more efficient. These new laws include the Nigeria Tax Act, the Tax Administration Act, the Revenue Service Act, and the Joint Revenue Board Act. So, what do these reforms mean for business owners, salary earners, remote workers, and everyday Nigerians?
Nigeria's Tax Reform Bills
To the ones we miss... The most precious thing a war can take is a loved one, and sometimes, it takes them without leaving a trace. In this video, HumAngle asked families of the missing to look into the camera and send them a message. Here is all they had to say...
To Those we Miss
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