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You are nine months pregnant, barefoot, and running through thorns, dust, and fear. For nearly a decade, Ya Busam Ali has lived in displacement, walking miles each season to farm land controlled by terrorists, just to keep her and her children alive. This is her story of survival, resilience, and the loud strength that keeps her moving forward.
VOV 130: The Long Walk to Survival
International Day for Preventing the Exploitation of the Environment in War and Armed Conflict
International Day for Preventing the Exploitation of the Environment in War and Armed Conflict
kuna gida kuna shirye-shiryen dare, bayan sallar isha'i. Rayuwarku na cike da kalu-bale, amma aƙalla kuna tare da iyalan ku. kwatsam, ba tare da gargadi ba, mahara dauke da makamai suka mamaye kauyen ku. Suna baku umarni da ihu har baku iya gane me suke fada. Tsoro ya ratsa jikinku. Kuna gudu cikin duhu, zuciyar ku tana bugawa tare da fatan tsira, kuna ta addu'a. Amma duhun dare be baku abin da kuke fata ba. Yan ta’addan sun gan ku, kuma Suka fito da ku! Daga wannan lokacin, rayuwa kamar yadda kuka sani ta canza muku gaba ɗaya. Wannan Jigon na #BirbishinRikici ya bada labarin Huaraira da kwanakin da tayi a tsare.
Neman Yanci Da Kudin Fansa
Nigerians, have you noticed that your data finishes faster these days? It has also become more expensive. But contrary to popular belief, telcos are not 'stealing' your data. So, who is really to blame? #HumAngleIndex breaks it down.
Why Nigerians are going Offline
When someone jumps to their death from the Third Mainland Bridge in Lagos, it is the fishermen who search for the body.
The Lagos Fishermen Who Catch the Dead
There was a time in Yobe State, northeastern Nigeria, where people survived on farms fed by rain and water drawn from the wells. Today, the encroaching desert has poisoned wells and is forcing people to run. Despite a ₦3 billion tree planting scheme, the lands are bare.
When Wells Dry
Since October 2023, at least 247 journalists have been killed in Gaza. 🎙️Episode 8 of #ThePriceofFear dives into what this means for all of us. #PressFreedom #GazaCeasefire #Ceasefire #GazaJournalists #HumAngle
The Price of Fear 8
kina gida tare da mijinki da 'ya'yanku hudu, kuna shirya abincin rana kamar kowace rana. Kwatsam sai kuka ji 'yan ta'adda dauke da makamai sun kewaye garinku. Suna afkawa gidaje, suna sace amfanin gona, suna kashe duk wanda ya musu gadara. Take kuka fita da gudu zuwa cikin daji. Jama'a duk an watse zuwa wurare daban-daban. A wannan yanayi kika nemi mijinki kika rasa, sai bayan lokacin da abun ya lafa, sai aka ce an gano gawar mijinki. Wajen da kike kira gida yanzu ba tsaro, don haka kuka yi hijira don sake gina rayuwa daga farko. Amma me farawa daga farko ke nufi?
Kwana Na Karshe A Gida
You used to spend long days on the farm, planting a variety of crops and bringing home a full harvest. Now, you work only a few hours under the watch of soldiers. You can’t go far from town, and you can’t plant tall crops anymore because they can conceal terrorists. So you plant only beans and groundnuts, but the yield is never enough. And each time you step onto the farm, you know you might hear gunshots, and you would have to run for your life. In this episode of VOV, we recount the story of Hannatu Isiah, a farmer in Madagali, a rural community in Adamawa State, in northeastern Nigeria, who is unable to feed or earn due to insecurity.
VOV 129: The Dangers of Farming Amidst Insecurity
This is Lagos. There's darkness here. Beneath its vibrant surface lies a dark reality. A pervasive phenomenon characterised by the formation of secretive groups engaging in illicit activities, driven by the desire for power, protection, and prestige. That dark reality is ruled by cultism.
Brother Kill Brother
When people think of mental health, they often picture therapy sessions, hospital wards, or personal struggles. But behind the scenes, mental health has another dimension that impacts the economy like other factories and industries do. In Nigeria, mental illness affects millions, yet services are chronically underfunded and understaffed. The passage of the National Mental Health Act in 2021— the first major mental health legislation in nearly 70 years— offers a blueprint to change that.
The Economics of the Nigerian Mental Health
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The Risk of Truth-telling
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