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July 17, 2021
Nigerian children trapped in kidnapping for ransom racket
topic: Human Trafficking
by: Bob Koigi
As the epidemic of school abductions by Boko Haram militants in Nigeria worsens, the government struggles to contain the crisis.
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BokoHaram
August 05, 2020
Inside Boko Haram’s control of the smoked fish and red pepper trade
topic: Economy
by: Bob Koigi
With international financial support drying up and revenue streams increasingly dwindling, the local community is at the mercy of the Islamist terror group.
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missing nigerians
January 06, 2020
Bring back the missing 22,000 Nigerians
topic: Human Rights
by: Bob Koigi
Every parent's worst nightmare is not knowing where their child is. This is the tragic reality for thousands of Nigerian parents.
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Tramadol
December 05, 2019
Nigeria IDPs abuse Tramadol drug to heal from horrors of Boko Haram
topic: Health and Sanitation
by: Bob Koigi
For thousands of internally displaced persons living in camps in Nigeria after escaping from the insurgent group Boko Haram, a minute pill was their relief.
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africa 2019
January 07, 2019
Mixed fortunes for Africa in 2019
by: Bob Koigi
Key events in 2018 defined how Africa impacts the world. The dynamics of the continent in 2019 may lead to a make or break.
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lakechad
August 27, 2018
Who will save Lake Chad?
topic: Conservation
by: Bob Koigi
A cocktail of population growth, climate change and Boko Haram terror group activities have conspired to choke a Lake that provides for millions of people.
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africa society
July 05, 2018
Power to the People: Civil Society’s Role in Preventing Violent Extremism
topic: Political violence
Including civil society in international and local counter-terrorism efforts has proven to be a successful strategy for preventing violent extremism.
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Nigeria Boko Haram
January 11, 2018
Saving victims of Nigeria’s Boko Haram with art
topic: Arts
by: Bob Koigi
FairPlanet spoke with Kunle Adewale, founder and Executive Director of Tender Arts Nigeria, who is using art to heal victims of Boko Haram.
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December 01, 2017
Restructuring Nigeria: What will work? (Part 3)
topic: Good Governance
by: Kolawole Talabi
A reform of Nigeria’s federal structure might avert a breakdown of the country’s polity but are the country's elites ready to do the necessary?
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Yusuf-Mohammed
November 30, 2017
A museum for Boko Haram. Historicising or celebrating?
by: Shira Jeczmien
Boko Haram was the world's deadliest terror organisation in 2015 and killed over 200 civilians this year. Is it right to memorialise them in a museum?
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Nigeria society
November 15, 2017
Restructuring Nigeria: What will work? (Part 2)
topic: Good Governance
by: Kolawole Talabi
Aso Rock looms over Abuja, the federal capital of Nigeria as a mother would over her delicate child, protectively.
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femal terrorists
September 27, 2017
The gender agenda in anti-terrorism campaigns
by: Bob Koigi
In modern terrorism, women and young girls are no longer taking on traditionally passive roles, they are actively engaged in war zones.
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boko haram girls
May 10, 2017
Chibok girls quid pro quo arrangement cause for concern
by: Bob Koigi
In one of the most groundbreaking developments for an event that shook the entire world three years ago, 82 of the 300 girls kidnapped by the Islamic [...]
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liberia girls
March 08, 2017
Still a long walk for the African girl child
by: Bob Koigi
Africa has been billed a continent of opportunities. A land bestowed with natural resources and teeming with a young population driving innovation and growth. Yet it [...]
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Moussa Faki Mahamat
February 01, 2017
Incoming AU Commission head has his in tray full
by: Bob Koigi
The recently concluded African Union elections for the commission’s chair have heralded a new dawn, and come at a time when the continental body [...]
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Tutlub_2 Kopie
February 26, 2016
Nigeria's Muslim-only social media
topic: Innovation
by: Bob Koigi
Tutlub, a Muslim-only social networking app that allows the Muslim community to interact, while offering them an alternative to the mainstream networks.
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