Nigeria has a missing persons problem. This is no news. But it is still a profoundly devastating situation. At HumAngle, we measure the human cost of things, the extent of things. For a year, we measured the extent of the missing persons problem through human-interest stories and a missing persons dashboard on our website.
But last year on this day, we published what many have described as a definitive investigation into the missing persons problem in Nigeria’s northeast.
Host: Salman Adamu
Producer: Hauwa Shaffii Nuhu
Multimedia Editor: Anthony Asemota
Executive Producer: Ahmad Salkida
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