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When the Roads Go Quiet: How Fear Hijacked Nigeria’s Christmas Homecoming

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When the Roads Go Quiet: How Fear Hijacked Nigeria’s Christmas Homecoming

Oluwafunbi Bello December 19, 2025 0

(By Oluwafunbi Bello and Edino Cornelius) December is supposed to be loud in Nigeria. It is meant...

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Borno’s Mothers of Courage: Amina’s Fight to Rebuild Life After the Darkness of Boko Haram

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Borno’s Mothers of Courage: Amina’s Fight to Rebuild Life After the Darkness of Boko Haram

Hussaini Ibrahim December 17, 2025 0

BORNO, Nigeria – Borno state once fondly called the Home of Peace — has endured a tragic...

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A Nation Held Hostage: Cost of Banditry in Nigeria 

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A Nation Held Hostage: Cost of Banditry in Nigeria 

Korede Abdullah December 16, 2025 0

LAGOS, Nigeria – In northern Nigeria, rising insecurity has left farms abandoned, schools empty, and communities fractured,...

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Streets Instead of Schoolyards: How Nigeria’s Poverty Trap Is Stealing Childhoods, Endangering Public Health

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Streets Instead of Schoolyards: How Nigeria’s Poverty Trap Is Stealing Childhoods, Endangering Public Health

Edino Chubiyo Cornelius December 15, 2025 0

ABUJA, Nigeria – On the scorching asphalt of Nigeria’s capital, childhood begins not with school bells or...

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When Fear Reaches the Capital: How Banditry Is Choking Lives, Healthcare on Abuja’s Doorstep

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When Fear Reaches the Capital: How Banditry Is Choking Lives, Healthcare on Abuja’s Doorstep

Juliet Jacob December 14, 2025 0

(By Juliet Jacob, and Hussaini Ibrahim) Once, Abuja was spoken of in hushed admiration — a carefully...

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The 90m Question: How Nigeria’s Economic Crisis Is Delivering Its Bleakest Christmas in a Decade

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The 90m Question: How Nigeria’s Economic Crisis Is Delivering Its Bleakest Christmas in a Decade

Oluwatobi Adu December 13, 2025 0

(By Oluwatobi Adu and Chukwu Obinna) ABUJA, Nigeria – On a humid December afternoon in Abuja, Garki...

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Tapped, Tricked, Betrayed: How Nigeria’s Digital Boom Is Exposing Millions to Cyber Predators

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Tapped, Tricked, Betrayed: How Nigeria’s Digital Boom Is Exposing Millions to Cyber Predators

Chukwu Obinna December 12, 2025 0

On a humid weekday morning in Abuja, a single tap on a WhatsApp link unraveled Mrs. Adaeze...

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Ending AIDS by 2030: Inside Nigeria’s Race Against Time

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Ending AIDS by 2030: Inside Nigeria’s Race Against Time

Korede Abdullah December 10, 2025 0

LAGOS, Nigeria – The emergency may no longer make headlines, but HIV remains one of Nigeria’s most...

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How School Closures Threaten Girls’ Education Across Northern Nigeria

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How School Closures Threaten Girls’ Education Across Northern Nigeria

Hussaini Ibrahim December 9, 2025 0

KANO, Nigeria – Northern Nigeria is facing a deepening education crisis as a fresh wave of school...

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When Markets Breathe, Burn Again: Inside Borno’s Uneasy Return to Life

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When Markets Breathe, Burn Again: Inside Borno’s Uneasy Return to Life

Hussaini Ibrahim December 8, 2025 0

BORNO, Nigeria – In Mamuri, a farming village roughly 60 kilometres north of Maiduguri, the signs of...

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