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africawildlife
April 30th, 2020
Can COVID-19 outbreak save Africa’s endangered wildlife?
topic:Hunting & Poaching
by:Cyril Zenda
The world’s largest bazaar for the most endangered African wildlife species has shut down due to Covid-19, bringing new hope for pangolins, bats [...]
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humantrafficking
April 09th, 2020
This Nigerian NGO works to end sex trafficking
topic:Women’s rights
type:Donation, NGO
by:Yair Oded
WOCON is a Nigeria based NGO working to raise awareness about and eradicate the illegal practice of sex and human trafficking. See how you can support them.
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humantrafficking
March 18th, 2020
The Nigerian human trafficking mafia in Europe
topic:Human Trafficking
by:Bob Koigi
For hundreds of young, desperate and vulnerable Nigerian girls, the dream of living and working abroad has usually come at a high price.
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biafra
January 20th, 2020
The Biafra conflict wounds that won’t heal
topic:Colonialism
by:Bob Koigi
Buried for 50 years: Britain's shameful role in the Biafra war.
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Tramadol
December 05th, 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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nigeria women
June 11th, 2019
How lawlessness contributes to violence against women
topic:Women’s rights
by:Ndubuaku Kanayo
Aggrieved women in Ondo, a South-Western state in Nigeria, took to the streets last month to protest the rising cases of attacks, rituals and kidnapping.
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busmemorial_KenSaro-Wiwa
June 03rd, 2019
The Ken Saro-Wiwa trial: A judicial travesty that made Nigeria a Commonwealth pariah
by:Kolawole Talabi
In 2015, Nigerian president Muhammadu Buhari appointed one of the key figures of the military tribunal that sentenced Saro-Wiwa, Col. Hammed Ali, as [...]
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Oil on water
June 03rd, 2019
Oil On Water
by:Sofia Gallarate
The award-winning author and novellist, Helon Habila, speaks with FairPlanet about the human cost of Shell's activities in the Niger delta and how the environmental destruction mirrors political corruption and [...]
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oil nigeria
January 30th, 2019
The future of oil production in Nigeria
topic:Ocean Pollution
by:Frank Odenthal
What is the future of fossil fuel production in Nigeria?
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humantrafficking
November 02nd, 2018
"The ‘human trafficking crises’ is a desperate, all-hands-on-deck global crisis"
topic:Human Trafficking
by:Bob Koigi
Africa remains one of the continents grappling with a record of smuggled immigrants and trafficked humans.
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nigeria drugs
October 17th, 2018
The fake drug detector app
topic:Innovation
by:Bob Koigi
How a group of Nigerian teenage girls fight fake drugs with a detector app.
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100516-G-8744K-005
October 07th, 2018
Dossier
Eco-Crimes: Shell and the Niger Delta
topic:Ocean Pollution
by:Josef Reich, Ama Lorenz, Shira Jeczmien
Vast oil-reserves in the Niger-Delta – one of the planet’s most precious wetlands situated at the African West-coast of Nigeria.
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Shell fighter
October 07th, 2018
Shell at the courts
by:Josef Reich
Here and there Shell had no other choice but to admit it's misdoings in court. For example, it did so in 2015 in front of a Nigerian court hearing in order to avoid a likely indictment in the [...]
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not too young to run nigeria
June 05th, 2018
Hail the ‘not too young to run’ revolution
by:Bob Koigi
Young Nigerian activists inspired millions of youths across Africa who have been struggling to get to political office while battling old boys' networks.
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Yusuf-Mohammed
November 30th, 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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Lagos traffic
October 22nd, 2017
The Nigeria jet car
topic:Innovation
by:Bob Koigi
Kehinde Durojaiye, a self-taught inventor has designed a contraption that can manoeuvre through the Lagos traffic.
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