BIRTHDAY TRIBUTE:
17 Years Ago: How Isa Gusau, As Fellow Journalist, Loaned Us N1.5 Million For Correspondents’ Week
While some or many, may write about Malam Isa Gusau’s exceptional role as media strategist to Governor Babagana Zulum, I chose to go memory lane,...
How Failed contracts, lack of community ownership mar multi-billion Naira Great Green Wall project
By Olugbenga ADANIKIN In this culled investigative piece, written by Olugbenga ADANIKIN and published by ICIR January 3, 2019, the author focused on the impact...
Mundari: A Tribe Where Men almost ‘Worship’ Cattle, Wash Face And Dye Hair With Cow’s Urine
By Abdulkareem Haruna In South Sudan, there exists a tribe called the Mundari. They are peculiar because of their known emotional attachment to their cows....
BETARA: Victory Yet Before Election Day
By Inuwa Bwala I have covered political gatherings in the past as a reporter, I have organized and participated in political rallies as a politician....
5 Siblings Got Abducted 4 Years Ago, Only 1 Returns With Heartbreaking News
A girl and her four sibling got abducted by Boko Haram 4 years ago. She survived seeing all her siblings being used as weapons of attack, the last was her junior brother who was turned suicide bomber at the tail end of an escape. Only her returned home to find out they are now orphans.
How NEDC Key Intervention Improves Snake Bite Treatment in Kaltungo
Recently the Northeast Development Commission (NEDC) made an uncommon donation of about 3000 vials (doses) of Snake Antivenom to a Snake Bite Treatment and Research...
Maiduguri IDPs Caught In Throes Of Hunger As More Deaths Are Recorded
Hunger bites harder within Gubio IDP camp in the northeastern Borno state capital, causing many of the displaced people to lose their lives.Originally published on...
Hunger, Economic Hardship Forcing Resettled IDPs Back To Maiduguri
Originally published by HumAngle Some of the reasons the Borno state government has cited for the resettlement drive is the need to build resilience and...
Severe Hunger Pushing Borno IDPs To Consider Returning To War-torn Areas
Originally Published by HumAngle Fifty women sat under a neem tree at the Gubio camp for internally displaced persons (IDP) in Maiduguri, Northeast Nigeria, wearing...
Former Boko Haram Captive Fights Against The Odds To Get An Education
After what seemed a fruitless effort to secure her university admission, Zarah Mohammed, the teenage girl who survived multiple abductions, returns to her reclaimed hometown....