HumAngle Team
Audience Growth & Engagement Editor
Shade Mary-Ann Olaoye is the audience engagement editor at HumAngle. She is also a fellow and grant recipient of the ICFJ and Code For Africa ‘Religious Freedom’ reporting and the winner of the inaugural Okike Poetry Prize.
Reporting
1. The Making and Unmaking of Abubakar Shekau – Ahmad Salkida (43,043) To understand the present and make corrections for the future, we must revisit the past. This investigative exposé details the making and unmaking of Abubakar Shekau; how a boy who was good at playing football became a perfume seller and then a terrorist warlord …
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At HumAngle, we have always understood that storytelling is a two-way communication enriched by the passionate voices of our community. Just as the mission has always been to document underreported stories, we have prioritised building an authentic relationship with our audience and the trust that with HumAngle, the truth will never be compromised. As we …
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Let’s build an avatar for the Nigerian worker. We’ll call her Zuri. She’s 23, works in banking, and, like countless others, feels the heavy strain of her job on her mental health. Each day, she walks into her office with a knot of anxiety, knowing that her workplace offers little in terms of mental health …
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The concept of a gender pay gap in Nigeria often surfaces in feminist conversations. While many government organisations base pay on experience and qualification, what happens in workplaces that use different metrics? This month, commemorating International Gender Pay Gap Day, a HumAngle survey suggests that the gender pay gap may not be as alien to …
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