Weaponised Identity: From Dreadlocks to Dialects, How Profiling Threatens Lives in Nigeria - HumAngle
In Nigeria, profiling doesn’t wait for context, it manifests in whispers, weapons, mob chants, and silent judgments.| HumAngle
In Nigeria, profiling doesn’t wait for context, it manifests in whispers, weapons, mob chants, and silent judgments.| HumAngle
Thousands of houses were buried underwater; the heavy rainfall swallowed people as families lost track of one another. What happened?| HumAngle
The disruption forced residents like Fatima to undertake perilous detours or depend on the makeshift bridge, which is far away from her home.| HumAngle
The conflicting messages from these two key government bodies have left residents uncertain about the danger and the appropriate course of action.| HumAngle
The passageways of Maiduguri’s Moromoro market are swarming, as usual, and the cries of traders calling out the prices of their measures fills the air. But underneath the barking, another voice attracts attention – a middle-aged man waylays passing shoppers discreetly, gesturing at two sachets he has on a plastic mat. “Won’t you buy Tamoa …| HumAngle
Humanitarian bodies working in northeastern Nigeria confirm that USAID’s pullback has negatively affected the delivery of essential services.| HumAngle
At the centre, the RUFT was distributed according to each child's weight. If available, the women could go home with at least 14 sachet.| HumAngle
Satina said the hustle for quick cash has caused a lot of children to derail from school despite the government’s provision of free education| HumAngle
