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This episode of #VOV tells the story of Aisha, who, like her husband, was arrested by the Nigerian military. For 11 years, she lived in a cell, losing touch with her children and society. Now free, she struggles to reintegrate into society.
VOV 119: 11 Long Years In Detention
All roads lead to the #HumAngleShowcase24 on the 30th of November, 2024. Our guests are ready, we have lots of immersive activities lined up to give you a glimpse into the future of African journalism. See you! #TheHumAngleShowcase
HumAngle Showcase 2024
By the end of August 2024, 31 million Nigerians were acutely short of food. To improve food security, the government introduced the National Agricultural Technology and Innovation Policy, #NATIP Is it working? #HumAngleIndex finds out.
Nigeria's Food Security Crisis
This podcast episode follows Maijiddah, a returnee in Nguro Soye, Borno State, Nigeria. After her husband left Boko Haram and underwent deradicalization, they started a new life in a resettled community. Now, they face the challenges of limited state support and scarce resources. Supported by the Pulitzer Center, this episode explores the resilience and democratic hopes of Nigeria’s resettled communities.
VOV 118: Her Husband Wants Her to Come to Sambisa with Him
Nigeria's weather isn't just unpredictable. It's getting worse. With #climatechange concerns and the signing of the Climate Change Act, #HumAngleIndex breaks down if, indeed, the country is set to achieve net zero emissions by 2060. Do you think it is?
Climate Change Crisis in Nigeria
What has 11 years in Military detention done to Hafsatu Umar? HumAngle's reporter takes us through the journey of interacting with the family and reporting the damage those missing years have done to both mother and son.
What Does 11 Years in Military Detention Do to a Woman?
Due to the insurgency in Nigeria's North East, 54-year-old Binta Bukar has been forced to relocate 13 times. This episode of #VOV narrates the story of her displacement, the loss of home, and her two children. https://youtu.be/fMktrVr8pn0
VOV 117: Displaced Thirteen Times Over
What have been the lingering physical manifestations of the #MaiduguriFlood? We went round the city to see. While the state government has received ₦20 billion naira in donations and has begun distribution of relief, many parts of the city are still in ruins.
Aftermath of the Maiduguri Flood
It is 7 days after the #MaiduguriFlood and the humanitarian crisis still lingers while streets remain flooded. In this documentary, we follow the people learning to live with water, those trying to escape, and those displaced.
The Maiduguri Flood
"Almost 400,000 people have been displaced across 17 LGAs." Through the Rapid Respond Fund, @UNmigration is working to help the victims displaced by years of communal clashes, farmer-herder conflict, and climate shocks. This is the Ichwa IDP camp.
The Faces Of Hope In Ichwa IDP Camp Benue State
19-year-old Pwajeldi Lazarus lost her mother to a farmer-herder crisis in Numan, northeastern Nigeria. This episode of #VOV narrates Pwajeldi’s separation from her mother. As she lives with the trauma of the attack, she also mourns the only person she can run to for comfort.
VOV 116: To Lose A Mother In Conflict
Brought to you by HumAngle, this VR experience lets you spend a typical day with Musa in an #IDP camp. What is his life like now that he has been removed from his ancestral home? How does he meet his family's needs as a father?
A day in a Nigerian IDP camp
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