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By Alfred Ajayi TWENTY-year-old Abigail welcomed her first baby one month ago amid joy and ecstasy. But little did she know that two weeks after delivery,...

AFTER witnessing killings, losing family members and property to Boko Haram insurgency, Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) at Wassa camp in the Federal Capital Territory...

AFEES Agboola is no stranger to speaking the English language, and that is an understatement. He started teaching the language as far back as...

A NEWS report from the Medecins Sans Frontiers also known as Doctors Without Borders has narrated how children in Borno State are still dying...

NIGERIA had more than 1.1 million newly displaced people in 2018, while over 613 thousand displacements were caused by disasters, according to a new...

Zamfara State has been a hotbed of killings and kidnappings. The media is awash with daily reportage of these incidents. These casualities are fathers, mothers, sons and daughters who have been gruesomely uprooted from their families.

By Hajja Gana SULEIMAN WALID turned seven last January. He is my grandson. He was in his mother’s womb when soldiers snatched his dad away from...

THE International Committee for the Red Cross (ICRC), on Monday, expressed ‘extreme concern’ on the rising humanitarian crisis in northeast Nigeria, stressing that the...