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  • December 6, 2022
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Reaching Communities With Free Medical Care

As the delivery of health services keeps declining, many communities and disadvantaged families suffer the consequences of negligence, poor infrastructure, corruption, a shortage of medical health personnel, and a lack of medical facilities and standard medication in many parts of Nigerian communities. To that effect, many

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  • November 6, 2022
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Nigeria Risks Food Insecurity Over Devastating Flooding

In the year 2022, due to global warming, Nigerian families are pushed to the brink of extreme need for humanitarian support as climate change-related issues, especially flooding, erode more than 440, 000 hectares of land while submerging crops, houses, and even cemeteries across the geopolitical zones

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  • September 26, 2022
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Documentary: Victims of Banditry

In the agony of constant killings, kidnappings, cattle rustling, and ransacking of villages in northwestern Nigeria by terrorist groups dominated by mostly Fulani militia, locally known as armed bandits or Barayin Daji. As the number of displaced victims increases daily with abject poverty and hunger, Daily

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  • August 29, 2022
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Untold Story: Unending Sorrow of Shi’a Muslim Years after Zaria Massacre

The tragic battle between life and death that consumed the lives of hundreds of members of the proscribed Islamic Movement of Nigeria (IMN), otherwise known as Shiites, in December 2015 in the Zaria sub-city of Kaduna in Northwestern Nigeria has pushed hundreds of children and women

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  • August 20, 2022
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Infectious Diseases That Kill, Spread Through Indiscriminate Spitting

Despite the risk involved in contracting many life-threatening diseases through spite and sneezing, many people around the world engage in the longtime attitude of indiscriminate spitting in public places, especially in Africa, with Nigeria as a case study. In today’s world, COVID-19 seems to be one

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  • August 15, 2022
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Special Report: Terrorists’ Kidnapping For Ransom Generates Billions As Insecurity Woes In Nigeria

With the figures coming from the recent Abuja-Kaduna train attack-freeing kidnap victims, kidnapping for ransom is gradually growing to become the most profitable criminal enterprise with the power of guns and gangs as capital in Nigeria. It is a tragic scenario capable of destroying the country’s

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  • July 27, 2022
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Army Trains Troops To Counter Terrorism, Banditry

Army Trains Troops To Counter Terrorism, Banditry The Nigerian government has been on the desk and worried over the increase in insecurity which has resulted in killings, kidnappings, cattle rustling, rubbery, and displacement of innocent commuters and villagers around the country. Several security agencies, especially the

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  • July 26, 2022
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Tragic Abuse Of Kidnap Victims By Terrorists

Anxiety over the release of a video by the terrorist group of armed bandits believed to have joined forces with a factional group of Boko Haram terrorists that attacked and bombed the Abuja-Kaduna passenger train.  The video, which comes with shock, brings unbearable moments as the

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Social Media Information Puts Victims In Danger
  • April 27, 2022
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How Twitter, Facebook Tagging Endangers Kidnap Victims

With a significant number of informants among the populous society in the northwest region of Nigeria, terrorist groups of armed bandits invest hugely in identifying the identities of their hostages while negotiating payments of ransom. The terrorist group of armed bandits linked to the factional terrorist

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  • April 26, 2022
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Bunkering: A Suicidal Enterprise Enriching Southern Communities, Youth

More concerned about the number of lives put at risk in the illegal refinery, oil bunkering, and oil snatching businesses that some groups and individuals use as a means to earn a living in Nigeria The illegal business recently consumed no fewer than 100 lives following

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