VIDEO: Abuja-Kaduna train kidnap victims narrate surviving 75 days of terror
The International Centre for Investigative Reporting The ICIR) spoke exclusively to victims and relevant stakeholders on the ill-fated Abuja-Kaduna train attacked by terrorists.
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INVESTIGATION: How networking firms use fake job vacancies to exploit, lure job seekers
In this report, Abdulrasheed Hammad uncovers how networking marketers and others ride on the high unemployment rate in Nigeria to lure and exploit job...
How neglected Numan-Jalingo road dreprives Adamawa, Taraba investments; exposes motorists to fatalities
By Idris Kamal Ibrahi
In what looks like an endless circle of deception, the federal government continues to release billions of naira for the rehabilitation...
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Their Wealth of Woes: How Universal Energy exploits Unyenge community, violates guidelines
By Tony Esin
Universal Energy Resources Limited (UERL) a marginal field operator of OML 14 has been drilling crude oil at full commercial capacity...
ANALYSIS: Nigeria’s jailbreaks point to a prison system out of step with reality
By Lanre Ikuteyijo, Obafemi Awolowo University and James Olabisi Ayodele, Obafemi Awolowo University
On the night of 5 July 2022, 879 inmates escaped from the...
Escaping bandits to biting hunger: The life of IDPs in Kebbi camps
By Beloved John
In this report, WikkiTimes’ Beloved John reports that despite the well-publicised reports of several cases of killings and kidnappings and the displacement...
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The BBC in Nigeria: Between reporting and propagating terror, By Kadaria Ahmed
By Kadaria Ahmed
It has simply gotten out of hand.
Journalists and now a global media organisation of repute, the BBC, which should know better, are...
The bandit warlords of Zamfara
By Daniel Adamson
IN northwestern Nigeria bandit gangs raid villages, attack drivers, abduct schoolchildren, and kill anyone who resists. But who are these men, and...
How ignorance about trans fat contribute to rise in chronic diseases in Nigeria
By Dare Akogun
Trans fats, according to medical practitioners, have no known health benefits and are a contributor to cardiovascular diseases worldwide. In Nigeria, efforts...
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