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Bruises, blood, legal costs: Plight of The ICIR at the frontlines of accountability reporting

I have spent the last decade in the media, much of it navigating the precarious terrain of accountability journalism...
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Price for exposing corruption: Kwara newsroom under legal siege

INFORMANT247, a digital newsroom, has faced a troubling pattern of intimidation and harassment over exposing corruption in Kwara State....
Abdullahi MURITALA -

Niger community wallows in pain, counts losses amid illegal gold mining

TRAGEDY struck the family of Tabitha Manasseh Mohammed on a Friday in 2015 after the pit she was mining...
Marcus FATUNMOLE -

Two years under Tinubu: Students struggle with soaring fees despite NELFund lifeline

IN the two years since President Bola Tinubu took office, Nigerian students have faced mounting challenges as the cost...
Mustapha USMAN -
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When treatment fails: What to know about drug resistance in Nigeria

AMINU (not his real name), a 7-year-old boy from Katsina State, was full of energy and often seen playing...
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‘If condoms, toilet paper are free, why not pads?’ Advocates ask, as period poverty hits Nigerian girls

IT was a chilly April morning in 2020 in Kerker, a village in Jos East Local Government Area of...
Nanji Nandang VENLEY -
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