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Zamfara Farmers Displaced Despite Paying Millions to Terrorists in ‘Farming Tax’
Muhammadu Mahe wasn’t at home when terrorists came for him one rainy night. It was during the rainy season in…
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Photo Essay: World Day Against Child Labour
With this year’s theme as ‘Red card to child labour: Fair play for children, decent work for adults’, the campaign…
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Caught in the Crossfire: Why UNIJOS Students Keep Dying Every Time Jos Burns
The last time Abdullahi Alabi heard from his friend, Oluwafemi Adeyemo, it was a voice note. “I dey Terminus… I…
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Shrinking Lake Threatens Livelihoods in Adamawa Amid Poor Management
“Life was good back then. We had everything in abundance.” When Jummai Usman says this, she is anchoring herself to…
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Still, There Is Nothing Where Satiru Was (1906 – 2026)
Let us begin with what has been forgotten. There is a field, roughly 22 kilometres southwest of Sokoto, between the…
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Former Boko Haram Terrorists Accused of Killing Displaced Farmer in Borno
Muhammed Kaumi had just stepped out of the mosque when his phone rang on the evening of Friday, May 29.…
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School Abductions in Oyo and Borno Spark New Terror Wave in Nigeria
Before sunrise, Kellu Habila had risen from her mat in Mussa, northeastern Nigeria, and stepped into the kitchen, moving carefully…
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Terror on the Football Pitch: Adamawa Community Recount ISWAP Attack
The referee blew the whistle a few minutes before 5 p.m., on April 26, to kick off the second half…
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Deadly Gully Erosion in Niger State Despite Multi-Billion Naira Control Projects
Khadeejat Mohammed was only two years old when Mokwa’s gully erosion claimed her life in the Eti-Sheshi community of Niger…
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Women in Maiduguri Turn Waste into Cooking Fuel
September 2024 came with water. It moved through Maiduguri, in Nigeria’s North East, in fast, stubborn currents, destroying homes and…
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