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“The Diseases We Thought Were Gone”: How Vaccine Preventable Diseases Are Creeping Back into Kano’s Communities Return of vaccine preventable Disease in Kano

Return of vaccine preventable Disease in Kano

“The Diseases We Thought Were Gone”: How Vaccine Preventable Diseases Are Creeping Back into Kano’s Communities

Hussaini Ibrahim November 10, 2025

KANO, Nigeria – Not with the sirens of a public health alert or the rush of emergency...

‘We Are Cut Off’: How Crumbling Roads Leave Residents of Chikakore Struggling for Access, Dignity Potholes and waterlogged paths in Phase 4, Kubwa, disrupt daily commute.

Potholes and waterlogged paths in Phase 4, Kubwa, disrupt daily commute.

‘We Are Cut Off’: How Crumbling Roads Leave Residents of Chikakore Struggling for Access, Dignity

Oluwafunbi Bello November 9, 2025

ABUJA, Nigeria – On a humid weekday morning in the Kubwa district of Abuja, the road stretching...

Nigeria’s Silent Food Poisoning Crisis: How Banned Pesticides Are Endangering Millions A vendor sells bags of beans in a Nigerian market, where pesticide contamination is common.

A vendor sells bags of beans in a Nigerian market, where pesticide contamination is common.

Nigeria’s Silent Food Poisoning Crisis: How Banned Pesticides Are Endangering Millions

Juliet Jacob November 7, 2025

ABUJA, Nigeria – In bustling markets from Kano to Lagos, in quiet village farms and city kitchens,...

Held Down by Tradition: Nigeria’s Unfinished War Against Female Genital Mutilation

Korede Abdullah November 5, 2025

LAGOS, Nigeria – Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) remains one of Nigeria’s most persistent and painful cultural legacies....

Where Fear Lives: Shanono’s Slow Collapse Under Bandit Violence A rural road along the Kano–Katsina border near Funtua, through which bandits reportedly cross into Shanono villages at night.

A rural road along the Kano–Katsina border near Funtua, through which bandits reportedly cross into Shanono villages at night.

Where Fear Lives: Shanono’s Slow Collapse Under Bandit Violence

Hussaini Ibrahim November 3, 2025

SHANONO, KANO – At sunset, when the last call to prayer fades across Faruruwa village, silence descends...

Locked Out of Safety: How Abuja’s Broken Rental System is Pricing Residents into Danger In Abuja, rising rent, illegal fees, and weak tenant protection are forcing residents into unsafe settlements. How housing insecurity is becoming a survival risk.

In Abuja, rising rent, illegal fees, and weak tenant protection are forcing residents into unsafe settlements. How housing insecurity is becoming a survival risk.

Locked Out of Safety: How Abuja’s Broken Rental System is Pricing Residents into Danger

Chukwu Obinna November 2, 2025

ABUJA, Nigeria – In Nigeria’s Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja, where grand boulevards and gleaming estates are...

Nigeria’s Hidden Kitchen Crisis: How Cheaper Cooking Oils Are Fueling a Silent Health Emergency vegatable oil and health crisis report

Nigeria’s Hidden Kitchen Crisis: How Cheaper Cooking Oils Are Fueling a Silent Health Emergency

Juliet Jacob October 30, 2025

ABUJA, Nigeria – When food vendor Mrs. Chinyere sits before her frying pan each morning in Dutse,...

Broken Promises, Empty Classrooms: Why Northern Nigeria’s Schools Remain Unsafe Abandoned classroom in Zamfara State symbolising Nigeria’s school safety crisis.

Abandoned classroom in Zamfara State symbolising Nigeria’s school safety crisis.

Broken Promises, Empty Classrooms: Why Northern Nigeria’s Schools Remain Unsafe

Hussaini Ibrahim October 27, 2025

ZAMFARA, Nigeria – Eleven years after the world was jolted by the abduction of over 270 schoolgirls...

Dying Too Soon: Why Nigerians Struggle to Live Beyond 54 Years A Nigerian nurse attends to a patient in a rural clinic, symbolising the country’s fragile healthcare system.

A Nigerian nurse attends to a patient in a rural clinic, symbolising the country’s fragile healthcare system.

Dying Too Soon: Why Nigerians Struggle to Live Beyond 54 Years

Korede Abdullah October 26, 2025

ABUJA, NIGERIA — In the heart of Africa’s most populous nation, a quiet emergency is unfolding —...

Nigeria’s Power Paradox: From Darkness to Dawn A young Nigerian solar technician installing rooftop panels under bright sunlight in Abuja. Image Description

A young Nigerian solar technician installing rooftop panels under bright sunlight in Abuja. Image Description

Nigeria’s Power Paradox: From Darkness to Dawn

Juliet Jacob October 24, 2025

ABUJA, Nigeria – Nigeria stands at a pivotal energy crossroads — where the hum of generators drowns...

Special Reports

“The Diseases We Thought Were Gone”: How Vaccine Preventable Diseases Are Creeping Back into Kano’s Communities

‘We Are Cut Off’: How Crumbling Roads Leave Residents of Chikakore Struggling for Access, Dignity

Nigeria’s Silent Food Poisoning Crisis: How Banned Pesticides Are Endangering Millions

Held Down by Tradition: Nigeria’s Unfinished War Against Female Genital Mutilation

Where Fear Lives: Shanono’s Slow Collapse Under Bandit Violence

Locked Out of Safety: How Abuja’s Broken Rental System is Pricing Residents into Danger

Nigeria’s Hidden Kitchen Crisis: How Cheaper Cooking Oils Are Fueling a Silent Health Emergency

Broken Promises, Empty Classrooms: Why Northern Nigeria’s Schools Remain Unsafe

Dying Too Soon: Why Nigerians Struggle to Live Beyond 54 Years

Nigeria’s Power Paradox: From Darkness to Dawn

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