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Stories by Zubaida Baba Ibrahim

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    Fuel Subsidy Is ‘Gone’ And Food Prices Are About To Go Up

    News of the intended removal of fuel subsidies took immediate effect at the pump as the price of petroleum almost tripled in some places. On May 31 fuel stations increased their prices from ₦197 to as high as ₦557 in some states. The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation Limited (NNPCL) made the announcement days after Nigeria’s …

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    REPORT CARD: How Much Development Did Nigeria See Under Ex-President Buhari?

    As the curtain closes on the Muhammadu Buhari-led government, the presidency has begun listing the accomplishments and milestones achieved by the administration within eight years of two terms. On May 1, 2023, a 90-page written account of the high points of the administration was released. The statement listed reforms and policies put in place to …

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    Standoff At Adamawa Displacement Camp As Residents ‘Just Want To Leave’

    A battle of wills has erupted between the management of an internally displaced people’s camp in Adamawa and the residents, who have decided they have had enough and just want to go home, HumAngle has learned. The IDPs at Malkohi camp in Yola have hired a lorry and have begun loading it with their belongings …

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    Fewer Than One In Ten Displaced Women Have Access To Contraception -Survey

    Fewer than one in ten sexually active women in a displacement camp in Maiduguri, northeast Nigeria, have access to contraceptives and use them, a survey has revealed. Of 271 women surveyed who were sexually active, only 23, or just over 8 percent said they had access to contraceptives. While 111 of those assessed stated they …

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    World Malaria Day: Nigeria Has Approved The Use Of Malaria Vaccine. What’s Next?

    Nigerian medicines regulators have granted provisional approval for a new malaria vaccine, as final testing continues in three other African countries. Authorities expect to take delivery of millions of doses this year and begin administering them to children at risk of catching malaria, without any need for further tests. The move by Nigeria’s drug administration …

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    Nigeria Among Countries “A Step Away From Famine” This Year, Say Experts

    West and Central Africa could be “one step away” from famine, the United Nations has said, and analysts are forecasting Nigeria will not be spared. Countries in the Sahel region, particularly Burkina Faso and Mali are particularly at risk, the UN says. But HumAngle can report that communities in Nigeria’s northern regions will also find …

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    Nigeria Listed Among Countries Least Able To Deal With Environmental Disaster

    Nigeria is among the ten countries in the world least able to deal with looming environmental disasters like increased flooding, drought and extreme hot weather, international humanitarian organisations say. Nigeria joins countries like Somalia, Democratic Republic of Congo, Central African Republic and Yemen, because “political tensions and widespread conflict have contributed to the country’s fragility, …

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    Where Do You Run To?: A Tale Of Unequal Access To Aid For Adamawa’s IDPs

    Musa Tela’s children were playing, his wife was turning corn flour to pap while he and his friends socialised beneath a tree when word came from their community’s chief. Everyone in the village and its surroundings was advised to flee. “By 12pm sharp, we had left,” Musa recalls. Tela was a farmer in the Gwoza …

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