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Human | Journalist | words: @AJEnglish, @DeutscheWelle, @Washingtonpost, @Ghn_news, @Newlinesmag, abbl | Story tips: [email protected]

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In Zamfara State, northwestern Nigeria, children are increasingly working in illegal mining sites, eking out a dangerous livelihood that puts their lives and communities at risk as terrorists upend livelihoods in the region. Latest for @HumAngle_ https://t.co/A6gcOQPrll
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Despite the physical risks, these efforts are driven by poverty, exacerbated by terrorism, and lack of effective enforcement of laws.
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@SeliatHamzah
SELEEAH
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One thing is certain: anyone weaponizing religion, greed, or chaos to destabilize this country will face accountability, whether individually or collectively. The people working to tear this nation apart will not succeed.
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Aamin…
@Stoicfola
Fola in Versace ✨
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Max Siollun go write taya, God please keep him.
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Magana tabirin shayi
@SavvyRinu
Rinu Oduala 🔥🔫
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Nepal chased their president and their politicians away and selected a new leader to conduct fresh elections. When Nigerians are ready, you will know there is no Shettima taking over anywhere. Tinubu must go with his cabinet! #TinubuResign
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@Rachel_Chason
Rachel Chason
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Trump last week threatened to go into Nigeria “guns-a-blazing” if its gov continued to allow the killing of Christians The backstory involves Ted Cruz, Nigerian separatists, evangelicals & twisting of the facts The result: Confusion & concern in Nigeria & the U.S.’s military
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A surge in terror attacks along Africa's west coast has prompted some countries to beef up their border security. Analysts say they will need to coordinate more with the landlocked Sahel states where the terrorists are based. Latest for @DeutscheWelle https://t.co/EkxvFGFvhN
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A surge in terror attacks along Africa's west coast has prompted some countries to beef up their border security. Analysts say they need to coordinate more with the landlocked Sahel states where the...
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@jh_barnett
James Barnett
15 days
A brief one from me in @PostOpinions on the complexity of Nigeria’s crisis, the risks of a US intervention (however token), and the need for Abuja to treat this as more than just a PR problem https://t.co/a86DharaGa
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The Trump administration is dangerously misreading the conflict and its causes.
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Great insights from both @jh_barnett and Oluwole Ojewale about the situation in coastal West Africa!
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A surge in terror attacks along Africa's west coast has prompted some countries to beef up their border security. Analysts say they will need to coordinate more with the landlocked Sahel states where the terrorists are based. Latest for @DeutscheWelle https://t.co/EkxvFGFvhN
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dw.com
A surge in terror attacks along Africa's west coast has prompted some countries to beef up their border security. Analysts say they need to coordinate more with the landlocked Sahel states where the...
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@Rachel_Chason
Rachel Chason
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Last month, American missionary Kevin Rideout was kidnapped from the capital of Niger, likely by the Islamic State Sahel Province or armed criminal elements connected it He disappeared into what has become a black hole for U.S. intelligence…
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Kevin Rideout, a Christian missionary in Niger, was taken from outside his house in Niamey last month. U.S. officials are scrambling to track him down.
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@jh_barnett
James Barnett
19 days
Battling a bit of flu and a sluggish internet connection, I joined @AlJazeera to discuss Trump's recent statements about Nigeria. Pleasure to join @Sazedek and @YinkaWrites on the panel https://t.co/mJ4ul52d21
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@Rachel_Chason
Rachel Chason
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Trump is threatening military action in Nigeria because he says its government has failed to protect Christians. Analysts & officials who've studied Nigeria for years say this growing fervor in the U.S. about Christian persecution in Nigeria is out of line with reality...
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@Sazedek
Malik Samuel
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Malik Samuel, a senior researcher @GGA_org who has been studying Boko Haram for more than a decade, said his first response was that of disappointment. “As a researcher, I thought: U.S. authorities should sure have more accurate information than relying on a false narrative.”
@washingtonpost
The Washington Post
20 days
Nigerians described a mixture of confusion and fear as people across the country tried to decipher President Trump’s threat to stop all aid and go into the country “guns-a-blazing.”
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@washingtonpost
The Washington Post
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Nigerians described a mixture of confusion and fear as people across the country tried to decipher President Trump’s threat to stop all aid and go into the country “guns-a-blazing.”
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Trump also warned of aid cuts over alleged attacks on Christians, though an adviser to Nigeria’s president dismissed the remarks as a negotiating tactic.
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@Rachel_Chason
Rachel Chason
20 days
Last night, Trump threated to go into Nigeria “guns-a-blazing” after accusing the gov of allowing “the killing of Christians." Nigerians today reacted with a mix of confusion & fear as they tried to decipher the threat... From me & @Real_Abiodun01 https://t.co/LW7Z7arnAn
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Trump also warned of aid cuts over alleged attacks on Christians, though an adviser to Nigeria’s president dismissed the remarks as a negotiating tactic.
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@Murtalaibin
Murtala
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The timing is disastrous. The Nigerian system is under unprecedented stress from a triple vulnerability: the coup attempt aftermath, a command shake-up/mass retirement, and the US threat. You can only imagine what the uncertainty and anxiety mean
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@DeutscheWelle
DW Deutsche Welle
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Without nurses, the medical sector is on life support. A new Africa Link episode w/ @EDDYMICAH & @Isaacmugabi08 shows how a nationwide strike in Nigeria finally got healthcare workers heard by the government. Where does the conversation go from here?
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A nationwide strike by nurses that brought Nigeria's healthcare system to its knees has ended. But what did it take to get here? In this episode, we dive into the high-stakes negotiations and the...
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