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COVID-19: Weak laws, poverty worsen gender-based violence in Bauchi during lockdown (PART 1)

MONDAY June 15 was a dark day for Habiba Auwalu (not real name) who hawks awara (a local cake produced from soya beans) at the Staff Quarters of the Federal Medical Centre Azare, in the North Eastern State of Bauchi. Habiba, 13, abandoned school for hawking in order to help...
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Low patronage, hiked ticket fares, strict protocols as Abuja airport reopens

TWENTY-FOUR hours after Nnamdi Azikwe International Airport Abuja re-opened for domestic operations three months after it was shut due...
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Durumi N228.4 million solar project broken down four years after launch, as denial trails how fund was spent

FAVOUR Chijioke, 32, moved from one end of the grocery store to the other while she arranged her goods...
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COVID-19: Nigerian students groan under darkness, power failure blocks them from e-learning

IBRAHIM Akanbi, 12, was nervous as he paced up and down in his parents’ living room. For over 12...
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Women farmers still waiting for COVID-19 palliatives, months after president’s promise

Farmers have been affected by the Coronavirus pandemic and require assistance to prevent food shortage. EMMA ELEKWA reports that...
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COVID-19 effects threaten food security, increase vulnerability, women farmers raise alarm

COVID-19 effects threaten food security, increase vulnerability, women farmers raise alarm. A Survey by Ibukun Emiola, News Agency of...
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