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For 105 days, Bilyaminu was held captive by kidnappers. During that time, his family tried everything they could to raise the ransom demanded, including putting up their houses and farms for sale. But this proved very difficult because of Nigeria's Naira redesign policy at that time.
Vestiges Of Violence (EP 105): Abducted for 105 Days
Biri Gamda is a meal traditionally prepared to fatten domestic animals. But due to economic hardship and the loss of livelihoods and aid, IDPs in Borno state have turned to this meal for survival.
Resettled IDPs in Borno Forced To Eat Animal Feed As Hardship Bites
‘Resettlement’ is a word that some Nigerians have become quite familiar with. Last year, the Borno state government began to resettle internally displaced persons camping in Maiduguri. HumAngle visited one of the resettlement sites in Nguro Soye to assess the situation. Are the resettled people safe? Do they have access to basic amenities? Find out in this documentary.
Visiting The Resettled
Reports from the Auditor General’s office say that the Nigeria Police Force has lost 178, 459 firearms including 88,078 AK-47 rifles. These missing firearms are said to be enough to arm an insurgency. There is a need for the NPF to be held accountable regarding these findings. This video is supported by The MacArthur Foundation
Stolen Firearms in Nigeria
In the past week, there have been two major natural disasters that hit North Africa. An Earthquake in Morocco and a flood crisis in Libya, here is information on the impact of both disasters.
Information On Africa's Two Disasters
At HumAngle, we have always been keen on African journalists taking charge of stories on the continent and documenting the realities through an African lens. We are extremely proud of the work we do, but it is only possible because of the commitment and journey of our founder and publisher.
How One Person Is Leading A Dynamic Team To Transform African Journalism
This episode of #VOV goes back to Nigeria's cash crunch period where in a bid to curtail terrorism financing, the Central Bank of Nigeria, introduced new policies. We examine the policy's success as survivors like Maimuna spent days in captivity until ransom was paid.
Vestiges of Violence Episode 104: Spending 40 days in captivity
The Nigerian Labour Congress embarked on a 2-day warning strike, this video explains why and what their demands are.
Information on The Nigerian Labour Congress strike
After years of dispute, there has been a decision to cut off access to USSD codes. But what impact will this have on Nigerians, especially displaced people in conflict zones? HumAngle in partnership with @inclusionforall9986 have their responses here
The Impact of Nigeria Telco USSD Cutoff
Did you know that 72% of IDPs lack sufficient food? Despite massive international investment in food security, IDPs do not enjoy these. This poor management has resulted in dire consequences including starvation which can be fatal. This project is done with support from the MacArthur Foundation.
Poor management of IDPs
There has been a coup in Gabon. It is the 8th coup in Francophone Africa in the space of three years and there is a growing concern around the continent.
All You Need To Know About The Coup In Gabon
To mark the #InternationalDayOfTheVictimsOfEnforcedDisappearances, #HumanitarianVoices takes a look at the mental health effects of reporting on missing persons and other human catastrophes by conflict reporters.
Humanitarian Voices EP 3: International Day Of The Victims Of Enforced Disappearances.
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