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Stories by Murtala Abdullahi, Babagana Bulama

  • Murtala Abdullahi, Babagana Bulama

    Lake Chad: At Least 7 People Dead In Multiple Attacks On Mallam Fatori

    Insurgents have killed at least seven people in a series of attacks on a temporary transit camp for resettled refugees in Mallam Fatori, a Nigerian town on the shores of Lake Chad. HumAngle has learned that the insurgents carried out three attacks between Friday and Saturday. The final death toll is not yet known, and […]

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  • Babagana Bulama

    Soldier Goes On Rampage, Kills Aid Worker In Northeast Nigeria

    A Nigerian soldier opened fire at a helicopter and stabbed a foreign aid worker on Thursday in Damboa town in Nigeria’s northeastern state of Borno, according to a humanitarian source. The source informed HumAngle that the soldier went to the helipad and insulted the aircrew and humanitarians, “calling them all sorts of names.” The soldier […]

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  • Murtala Abdullahi, Babagana Bulama

    Lake Chad: Flood Waters Inundate Isolated Nigerian Community

    Torrential rain has caused the Komadougou Yobe river to overflow its banks and pour into temporary shelters housing returning displaced people in Nigeria’s northeastern town of Mallam Fatori. The river, which discharges into Lake Chad, has flooded several Nigerian and Nigerien communities in the region. Mallam Fatori, the headquarters of the Abadam local government, was […]

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  • Murtala Abdullahi, Babagana Bulama

    Aid Vehicles Destroyed By Islamic State In Northeast Nigeria

    The Nigerian Military interrupted a midnight attempt by fighters from the Islamic State in West Africa Province (ISWAP) to steal a number of vehicles from a humanitarian transport hub in Borno. The theft was unsuccessful but during the attack at least 19 vehicles used to transport aid were burned. The attack was on the depot […]

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  • Babagana Bulama

    Obtuse Drainage Culvert In Borno Village Fixed

    Many of the people in the village couldn’t tell if the concrete structure was meant to be a culvert, or a wall. A culvert sits below the ground and channels surface water away. But, as HumAngle reported in September, this structure was well above ground, standing proudly in its dysfunction. It became a barrier to […]

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  • Babagana Bulama, Usman Abba Zanna

    Terrorists Attack Commuters, Civilian Defense Group In Northeast Nigeria

    Two attacks in Kirawa and Benisheik towns in Borno, Northeast Nigeria in the past week led to the deaths of several members of the Civilian Joint Task Force (CJTF) and destruction of vehicles. “They burnt the Civilian Joint Task Force [CTJF] vehicle and commercial vehicle transporting people and their farm implements and stuff,” Mohammed Lawan, […]

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  • Babagana Bulama

    Resettlement Efforts In Nigeria’s Guzamala Suffer Setbacks

    Modu Zarami* recently leased a farm in the villages surrounding Gajiram, a town in Borno state, northeastern Nigeria. Earlier this year, he and his brothers began preparing the farm for the rainy season. But, no thanks to lingering insecurity in the area, he would not be able to do this in his hometown of Guzamala, […]

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