Surge in Kidney Disease Threatens Jigawa Communities as Death Toll Rises

A surge in kidney disease cases has ravaged several communities in Jigawa State, claiming countless lives and leaving families devastated. The development is compounding the health crisis in the rural communities. During a visit to Mezan community in Kafin Hausa Town Local Government Area it was gathered that about 13 people have recently died of…

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Nigerians Grappling with Economic Hardship, Inflation and Policy Flops

Since President Bola Tinubu took office in May 2023, Nigeria has witnessed escalating economic hardship, fuelled by soaring inflation and policy somersaults. Juliet Jacob of Africa Health Report analyses how Tinubu’s economic policies have had devastating effects on Nigerians.   Nigerians Facing Challenges   Nigeria has been facing many challenges, including insecurity, insurgency and separatist…

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Self-Determination: Struggles Without End as North Joins Agitation

Prof. Sani Abubakar Lugga, the Wazirin Katsina made a shocker recently with a call to action, urging the northern region of Nigeria to unite and prepare for self-determination, echoing the sentiments of their southern counterparts. This pivotal moment prompts an in-depth exploration of the underlying reasons driving the agitation of Nigeria’s diverse ethnic groups. In…

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Jigawa Tanker Inferno: Residents Link FG to Disaster, Blame Cruel Policies

One week after the petrol tanker disaster that killed about 200 residents, echoes of grief envelop the atmosphere of Majiya town of Taura Local Government Area of Jigawa State. Survivors and grieving families spoke to our correspondent, Hussaini Ibrahim Sulaiman who was in Jigawa.   Grieving Families Residents include the grieving members of families of…

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Jigawa Fuel Disaster: How Farmer Lost 50 Family Members in One Day

‘My nephews died in tanker blast trying to stop petrol scoopers’ Ailing economy following the scrapping of fuel subsidy by President Bola Tinubu, consequently, Nigeria’s population live in poverty. They are desperate to survive and could take any risk including scooping petrol amid burning fire. 50 Family Members Nigerian farmer Mustapha Majiya is still reeling…

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Diphtheria Makes Comeback, Threatens Nigeria’s Public Health Despite Vaccination Efforts

In recent time, Diphtheriae disease has emerged on public space, claiming victims as cases climb. Hussaini Ibrahim Kafi in Kano in this feature reports on the return of the disease. Diphtheria, a once-rare bacterial infection, is making a resurgence in Nigeria, raising serious concerns among public health officials. The disease, which is highly contagious and…

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Nigeria’s Passport: Long Awaited Reforms, Relief After Decades of Rot

In a nation where obtaining a passport was once synonymous with bribes, extortion, and endless delays, the recent overhaul of Nigeria’s passport application process marks a historic turning point. With the introduction of a fully automated system, the Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) is transforming what was once a harrowing experience into a streamlined procedure. In…

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When Cooking Gas Prices Went Beyond Reach, Charcoal, Firewood Came to Rescue

Cooking Gas Crisis In Nigeria, the soaring cost of cooking gas has pushed millions of households to the brink of a health and environmental disaster. With gas prices skyrocketing, many are turning to hazardous alternatives – charcoal and firewood – to cook their meals. But at what cost? In this special report, Korede Abdullah investigates…

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