Armed persons in their hundreds attacked Kagoro, Southern Kaduna, on the night of Sunday, March 20, 2022, and returned the next morning, Monday 21, killing many and burning down properties despite the Military's presence. 

Host: Hameeda Buhari

Written by Zubaida Baba Ibrahim, Reported Nathaniel Bivan and Edited by Kunle Adebajo

Produced by Attahiru Jibrin

Voice Acting by : Hawa Bukar, Hauwa Shaffi Nuhu and Akila Jibrin

Multimedia Editor: Anthony Asemota

Executive producer: Ahmad Salkida

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https://humanglemedia.com/terrorists-told-kaduna-community-they-were-coming-then-attacked-despite-military-presence/

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A Terror Gang's Promise to Attack(Episode 53)

IDPs in Northeast Nigeria are forced into dangerous circumstances like exchanging sex and their shelter for food and a host of others just to stay alive. In this episode, we look at the deteriorating humanitarian needs affecting IDPs due to a lack of funding and the presence of an ever-growing security threat. 

Hosted by Mariam Mustapha and Murtala Abdullahi

Production Team: Murtala Abdullahi, Tracy-Allen Ezechukwu, and Anthony Asemota. 

The Executive Producer is Ahmad Salkida.

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Insufficient Humanitarian Funding In Northeast Nigeria (Episode 34)

In 2018, over 115 young girls were abducted from their dormitories in Dapchi. Many of the young girls who sought out education paid the price with their lives. In this episode of VOV, HumAngle tells the stories of these victims and the horrors they had to deal with.


Host: Hameeda Buhari

Written by Zubaida Baba Ibrahim, Reported Nathaniel Bivan and Edited by Kunle Adebajo

Produced by Attahiru Jibrin

Voice Acting by : Isaac Oritogun, Kunle Adebajo and Hawwa Bukar

Multimedia Editor: Anthony Asemota

Executive producer: Ahmad Salkida


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Vestiges Of Violence

Because They Went To School, They Paid With Their Lives (Episode 54)

A hankali matan Knifar sun fara samun kwanciyar hankali bayan an sako mazajensu sama da 30. Amma yayin da mutanen da aka tsare ke fita, sun shiga wata rayuwa ta daban.

Mai gabatarwa: Zubaida Baba Ibrahim
Marubuci: Muhammed Akinyemi 
Muryoyin shiri: Ruqayya Saeed, Hawwa Bukar, Hauwa Shafii Nuhu
Fassara: Rukayya Saeed   
Edita: Aliyu Dahiru 
Furodusa: Khadija Gidado
Babban Furodusa: Anthony Asemota
Babban Mashiryi: Ahmad Salkida

Hangen Fata Ga Knifar Women (Episode 20)

On March 28, terrorists attacked a train conveying passageners between Nigeria’s capital, Abuja and Kaduna in the northwest. While some passengers were killed, many others were abducted and still unaccounted for. In this episode, we discuss the circumstances surrounding the attack and analyse the government's response, or lack of, to the plights of the victims involved.


Hosted by Zubaida Baba Ibrahim and Murtala Abdullahi

Production Team: Murtala Abdullahi, Tracy-Allen Ezechukwu, and Anthony Asemota. 

The Executive Producer is Ahmad Salkida.

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What We Know So Far: Kaduna Train Abduction (Episode 35)

Now, I feel like I want to go to school, to graduate, have good job, good husband, and continue with my life. But before, I said that I will not go to school again because I think what happened to me can happen again.

Keeping Up With The Chibok Girls - Hannatu

Yes, about our sisters that are still in captivity; we are not hearing anything about them anymore, whether government is talking about them we don’t know.

Keeping Up With The Chibok Girls - Jummai

Me, the time that I was there, if they told me I would come and attend school again; I would reply that I will not come and do school anymore because of how I was suffering because of the school.

Keeping Up With The Chibok Girls - Mary

Some of our instructors are saying that we are not trying at all, but we are trying, we are not sitting like that, we are just trying our best, struggling to make sure that we make it.

Keeping Up With The Chibok Girls - Rose

When they hear you are Chibok girls … you are on your own. They don’t want to talk to us. The students. Even some of the instructors, they don’t want to see us.

Keeping Up With The Chibok Girls - Falta 1

The thing that I want to tell the government: There are some of our sisters [who] died there. But up to now, they did not tell their parents about it.

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