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Hauwa’u Yayaji, 45, became nervous when her son said he was going out to see his friends. In the months before, there had been several outbreaks of violence in Lafiya, a community in Adamawa, Nigeria. She almost told him to stay indoors. “But with him being an adult, I didn’t want to infringe on his …
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Haruna Ali, 96, is one of many residents affected by the violent disputes between the Lunguda and Waja communities in Lamurde, Adamawa state. He told HumAngle the violence ruined his business and also separated him from his relatives. “At this age, where will I go? I was born and raised here. I got married, have …
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The official onboarding of the 2023 cohort of the HumAngle Accountability Fellowship ended on Jan. 14. On Jan. 12, HumAngle began an in-house training of nine young persons from Northeast Nigeria (Borno, Adamawa, and Yobe) on its accountability fellowship. The fellows were welcomed and inducted at the head office in Abuja. A similar thing was …
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The HumAgle Accountability Fellowship entered its second in-person training day yesterday, Jan. 13. Experts from the fields of research, accountability, activism, journalism, and humanitarian aid were brought in to train the fellows. The first day of the training had focused on trainings around grassroots organizing and mobilization. Director of the Nigeria office at the MacArthur …
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