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Stigma and superstition surround those with disabilities such as Down’s syndrome and cerebral palsy. But there is a growing move to raise awareness and increase inclusivity
When Fatima Muhammad was to…
11 days ago
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Pelumi Onifade, a young journalist, was allegedly shot while covering the #EndSars demonstrations in 2020. His body has never been released and no one has been held responsible
Sitting in her family’s…
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Gangs made up of cattle rustlers and jihadists have long terrorised communities in northern and central Nigeria
Nigerian soldiers killed more than 300 members of kidnapping and cattle bandit gangs in …
16 days ago
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President ordered investigation after fictitious federal body allocated funding and office space, triggering renewed scrutiny of corruption
A fictitious federal entity that was allocated 1.3 billion …
17 days ago
In a country where xenophobia has a legacy, a recent well-funded iteration has emerged that feeds on post-apartheid failures and local insecurities
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18 days ago
Uzoamaka Power’s broken-hearted, lovable worker falls for a charming customer in this delightful, deftly written tale
Here is a delightful Nigerian romcom, in which Soluchi, or “Sol” (played by Uzoama…
19 days ago
Villagers in Awoye in the Niger Delta say the ongoing pollution is causing sickness and environmental destruction, while pleas for help go unanswered
Perched on a narrow hospital cot across from her s…
20 days ago
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Justice Ezi tackles racism, belonging and the sometimes-shadowy business of sport in this well-paced and plotted drama with a genuinely nail-biting final shootout
Entering the small s…
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Ladidi Shaibu’s two siblings both gained asylum before the Trump administration’s changes to immigration policy. But instead of being allowed to join them, she is being deported to Uganda
Growing up a…