Cholera Outbreak in Nigeria’s Yobe Claims Nine Lives as Floods Worsen Health Crisis
Local authorities have confirmed at least 132 cholera cases in Yobe state, northeast Nigeria, with about nine deaths—a 6.8 per cent fatality rate. “The delay…
Yobe Community Faces Devastating Floods Impacting Livelihoods
Jumbam Musa, a 40-year-old farmer in the Jumbam community, Yobe State, northeastern Nigeria, cultivated his farmland with care, and the income from his agricultural business…
A Kidney Failure Crisis Is Ravaging Households In Nigeria’s Yobe State
For over 30 years, 56-year-old Ibrahim Ali has made his living as a fisherman on the River Gashua, Yobe State, North East Nigeria. Throughout his…
#EndBadGovernance: Yobe Gov’t Imposes Curfew As Hoodlums Loot Properties
The Yobe state government in North East Nigeria has imposed a 24-hour curfew after widespread violence and looting erupted in several towns during protests against…
‘It Was A Game Changer’: HumAngle Fellowship Alumni Share Success Stories
In a significant move to promote accountability in public and private sectors across communities in North East Nigeria, HumAngle’s top editors engaged with alumni of…
HumAngle Continues Three-Day Training On Accountability Journalism
HumAngle has concluded day two of its three-day training of journalists on accountability journalism in conflict zones. The training, which started on Monday, May 13,…
HumAngle Sets Ball Rolling For Accountability Fellowship’s Fourth Cohort
HumAngle has kickstarted the fourth cohort of its accountability fellowship, comprising nine participants from Borno, Adamawa, and Yobe in Nigeria’s North East region. The years-long…