Investigation
Planting Resilience, Harvesting Hope
“I came with nothing,” Hauwa says quietly, adjusting the wrapper that holds her youngest child on her back. “Now I have this.”
Persistent Insecurity Deepens Malnutrition Cases in Northeast Nigeria
“Due to the conflict, going one kilometre out of town to farm could be highly risky. You might not return!” Saminu said.
Jihadists Kill 4 Senior CJTF Commanders in Borno
According to local security sources, the victims include Asiami, the overall Commander of the CJTF in Magumeri Local Government Area, who had been a major target of the jihadists for many years, alongside Gambo, the Secretary, Zarami Arewa, and Abor,
In Nigeria’s Conflict-Ridden Borno State, Women Stepped In When Men Disappeared
Wearing a worn-out red hijab riddled with holes, Gambo fought back tears, trying to hide them behind a faint smile as she reminisced about the life she once knew.
Nigerian Government Pledges Support for Voluntary Repatriation of Refugees in Chad
For those of you willing to return home, you should liaise with the Lake Chad Basin Commission to take the census while the state governments repatriate you to your respective states,” Buni said.
How Grinding Machines are Changing the Lives of Displaced Women in Bama
In Bama, a grinding machine becomes a symbol of hope for a widow, while raising questions about justice and peace
Cholera Outbreak in Borno Leaves Trail of Grief, Survival and Overwhelmed Health System
For Yabaye, a widow in Maiduguri, the outbreak delivered a devastating blow that no medical intervention could reverse. When visited in her home, she sat quietly in a red hijab, clutching her tasbeeh and whispering prayers, her voice trembling
Borno Orders School Closure in Askira-Uba Communities Days After Abduction of Schoolchildren
According to officials, 36 students — 25 females and 11 males from SS1, SS2, and SS3 classes — are still missing after the attack on Government Day Secondary School, Lassa.
“We Suspect Ransom Was Paid to Secure Our Release” – Survivor Says
At least 360 hostages, mostly women and children, have been freed from Boko Haram captivity in Borno State three months after their abduction from Ngoshe in Gwoza Local Government Area.
