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Featured
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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News
MSF’s New Report Examines Surging Malnutrition Crisis in Northern Nigeria
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), an international humanitarian organisation, has released its 2025 activity report for Nigeria, and the findings are…
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Accountability
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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Features
Illicit Gold Mining Is Fueling Gang Violence in Niger State’s Capital City
For Ike Uche and many others looking to flee the turmoil of gang violence in Niger State, North Central Nigeria,…
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Features
Plateau Communities Confront Kidnap-for-Ransom Crisis
It was just past 10:30 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 14, 2025, when Allwell Nelson was abducted from her family residence…
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News
What We Know About the March 29 Terror Attack in Jos
Sunday evenings are usually a beehive of commercial activity at Angwan Rukuba Junction, but it turned deadly on March 29,…
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Armed Violence
Beneath the Tracks: The Systemic Failures of the Abuja-Kaduna Train
Panic came last for Mubarak Hassan* on the evening of March 28, 2022. It’s been four years since the terrorist…
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Featured
Kasuwan Daji: A Community Burnt, Bereaved, and Branded as Thieves
Kasuwan Daji, once a bustling village, now lies in haunting silence. The aftermath of the Jan. 3 terror attack has…
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Features
Displaced Survivors of Kwara Massacre Recount a Night of Terror
Hauwa Abdulkarim was inside her house when the violence began. As evening settled over Woro, a village in Kaiama Local…
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Analysis, Disinformation
Kainji Lake and the Dangerous Redrawing of Nigeria’s Security Map
The routine of gently but skillfully pushing wooden canoes into the water body at the shores of Kainji Lake each…
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Featured
Displaced Children in Nigeria’s Capital Dream of Education
Ali Juwon’s future shattered at the same time his father’s leg did. The year was 2012, and the 9-year-old, hand…
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News
Scores Missing After Niger Terror Attacks That Killed 32
At least 32 people were killed when terrorists invaded villages of the Borgu Local Government Area (LGA) in Niger State, …
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Armed Violence
The Unending Attacks Strangling Life in Benue-Cameroon Borderlands
The terrorists struck on a day the people of Abande know by heart. Every five days, the settlement in Mbaikyor…
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News
HumAngle Foundation Holds Roundtable with Plateau Peacebuilding Actors
HumAngle Foundation, a sister organisation of HumAngle Media, has convened 17 peacebuilding actors, including civil society organisations, government institutions, and…
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Analyses
Kwara Massacre of 170 Despite Warning Raises Questions About Nigeria’s Security Intelligence
On Feb. 3, Nigeria witnessed one of its deadliest rural attacks in recent memory. Terrorists stormed Woro and Nuku villages…
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