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When Witchcraft Accusations Are Loud Enough, People Get Burned To Death When Humanitarian Aid Trickles To A Drop Shared Ethnicity With Terrorists Is Putting Fulanis At Risk In North West Nigeria Podcasts May 6, 2024 0 1,529 The Universe Called Lagos Traffic May 4, 2024 0 212 Yadda Ake Yi Wa Yan Kabilu Kudin Goro A Arewa Maso Yammacin Najeriya May 4, 2024 0 204 Surviving The Ambazonia Militant Attack April 13, 2024 0 297 Rayuwa Tare Da Warin Gawa SEE ALL Videos Terrorists in Nigeria are using community bonds, and national shame to quickly secure ransom. VOV EP 114: Surviving The Ambazonia Militant Attack Neglected elderly women sleep on the streets after IDP camp’s closure in borno. 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Not According To Available Data SEE ALL News May 11, 2024 515 Terrorists Abduct 105 Farmers In Zamfara, Ask Governor To Negotiate With Them May 10, 2024 393 Hunger, Unemployment … IDPs In North East Nigeria Rank Their Biggest Worries May 10, 2024 598 Chibok Girl Regains Freedom With Children, Says She Left 6 Other Captives Behind May 9, 2024 449 Devastating Floods Across East Africa Displace Hundreds Of Thousands May 9, 2024 588 Police Say No Need To Protest Over Illegal Detention Of Nigerian Journalist May 8, 2024 588 Nigerian Journalists Demand Release Of Daniel Ojukwu, Colleague Detained By Police SEE ALL Interactive Nigeria Is Losing The Fight For Education Where Do You Run To?: A Tale Of Unequal Access To Aid For Displaced Persons In Adamawa Nigeria’s Coat Of Arms Cartoon of the week Knifar: The Women Who Spoke Up Long Covid Israel Dismisses UN Ceasefire Call at its Peril ‘We Can’t Breathe’: Renewed Hardship As Inflation Chokes Nigerians SEE ALL Quotes Taofeek Adeyemi I used to work as a commercial motorcyclist before the Lagos State Government banned the use of Okada on highways. Since then, things have been very difficult for me. I survive on the stipends I get on the street. I used to buy a rubber of garri for ₦350 or ₦400. But now I cannot buy the same measure if I don’t have over ₦2,000. I could not afford Christmas clothes for my children during the last festive period, let alone buy for myself. There is no food, no electricity.” Na’empere Daniel He asked, how could I have agreed for them to marry me off and even put a baby in me? When I told him how hard we resisted, he asked why I did not choose death over it. I started crying. I told him it was not our fault, that we had tried to resist. I was trying to explain to him, but he was not listening. He said all sorts of things to me. He then asked me not to tell anyone, especially my mom.” Buhari Umar They were entering people’s houses and setting them on fire. As we came running out of the house, they shot at me twice, but I was able to escape. My wife fell towards the exit, and they started hitting her before she could stand up. They took my wife away from me, they butchered her in cold blood. I don’t even know the kind of life that awaits me without my wife. I have to leave the two kids with my mother.” Fatima Ali While in school, we faced several challenges, including going to school on foot and on an empty stomach because our parents don’t have the means to provide us with the normal three-square meal daily. Also, they don’t have the means to give us transport fare. It often takes us at least an hour to get to school, which sadly results in lateness, missing out on class activities and being behind schedule. We also sometimes lack the means to pay examination fees and other levies, which is up to ₦2,000 per term.” Sahura Abdullahi Life here has been awful; we barely have enough to eat or sleep on. This morning, some of the children went out to beg. It’s cold, and the children often cough because there’s nothing to cover them with. We don’t have water until we go to a nearby hospital to get some to drink. But it’s not safe because multiple children have been hit by motorcycles on their way to the hospital. That’s all we have going on for us. It’s really sad.” Events Across Nigeria North East South South North Central North West South West South East Get more data-driven and exclusive reports Expand your access Be the first to know. Join our mailing list. Join nowNews Features Analyses Podcast Interactive Storytelling HumAngle+ Missing Persons Dashboard Newsletters & Policy Briefs HumAngle Tracker MagazinesOpportunities Partners Submit A Tip Pitch A Story © 2024 HumAngleMedia.com - All Rights Reserved. Powered by AmtecHost Facebook X LinkedIn YouTube SoundCloud Instagram Telegrambutton Close Facebook X LinkedIn YouTube SoundCloud Instagram Telegram Search for: Subscribe to our Newsletter Cancel Subscribe Translate...