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Security forces in Nigeria have seized stolen oil products in the Niger Delta region. These products are estimated to be worth more than ₦1.2 billion. That’s a lot of oil products. Hawwa Bukar Mohammed breaks it down here.
Nigeria’s Security Forces Seize Stolen Petroleum Products
Ep. 4 of The Displaced is here. In this episode, we see Mairo and her mother arrive at an IDP camp. The Knifar movement is also born here.
The displaced ep 4
In some communities in northwestern Nigeria, armed groups are forcing locals to cultivate farms for them. In many others, people are establishing what they consider as ‘mutually beneficial’ pacts with the terrorists.
Farmers forced Into ‘mutually beneficial’ pacts with the terrorists.
Ep.3 The Displaced. In this episode, we see how members of a community run into problems as they attempt to migrate to the state capital after surviving terror attacks in their communities.
The displaced episode 3
With the recent increase in rainfall and warnings by NIMET over possible flood disasters, what measures should be taken by State governments to prevent the loss of lives and properties? We explain everything you need to know in this #HumAngleNewsreel.
Flooding across Nigeria
The threats to peace and security in the Lake Chad region are driven by many things, not just armed violence. This video explainer breaks it down. This series is a collaboration with @macfound
Environmental Insecurity In Lake Chad
This documentary looks at the illegal oil refining that is causing irreversible damage to the environment, the people, and the air in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, South-south Nigeria. Although the government claims it has dismantled illegal refining sites, a visit to different refining sites confirms otherwise.
All Die Na Die Documentary
Assaults and extra-judicial killings by Police officers are becoming a growing concern in Nigeria. But unlike in the past, this wave is resulting in the dismissals of these officers or even them being jailed. We explain everything here.
Dismissal Of Police Officers
Ep. 2 of “The Displaced” is here. The animated series, with support from @macfound, looks at vestiges of the Boko Haram insurgency in Northeast Nigeria. Here, we see Musa’s family displaced. If you haven’t seen the first episode, it’s here: https://youtu.be/TH2X_JOjRCQ
The Displaced - Episode 2
The recent relocation of displaced persons by the Borno State Government in northeast Nigeria has exposed a new dimension of humanitarian gaps in resettled communities, such as water scarcity. Residents of Kirawa have to cross over to Cameroon for potable water.
Crossing to Cameroon for potable water
It's been almost a year since the State Government in Borno, Northeastern Nigeria, started resettling displaced persons to houses outside the state capital. How’s that going? We explain everything you need to know in this video. #HumAngleNewsreel
IDP Resettlement
This is an animated series on the vestiges of the Boko Haram insurgency in Nigeria through one family’s displacement. In the next few months, we will release one episode every two weeks, showing how people are affected and the response to the crisis. Ep. 1 is here👇🏽 Music by Bensounds
The Displaced Episode 1
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