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Nigeria and its international partners urgently need to act to “ensure the safety of its citizens.” The remark from an Open Doors spokesperson, follows another mass kidnapping of schoolchildren in Niger State yesterday.
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Today marks three years under the brutal captivity of Boko Haram for the suffering Leah Sharibu, whose fates sheds light on the deteriorating political situation in Nigeria.
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After ten years of war crime investigations by the International Criminal Court, PSJ UK warns of ‘gross complacency or worse’
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A mobile health clinic touring communities affected by leprosy, disability and terrorism has been welcomed with open arms. For the
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Five years since the 14 April 2014 abduction of approximately 230 girls by Boko Haram in Chibok, Nigeria, parents whose
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The mother of Leah Sharibu, the Nigerian schoolgirl held hostage for two years by Boko Haram, says she prays every
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Ten years since the beginning of a violent insurgency in northeast Nigeria, the living conditions for displaced people are continuing
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Until this week, Rebecca Sharibu never set foot outside of her village in northern Nigeria. Helpless and heartbroken, she boarded
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Esther was 16 when Boko Haram extremists attacked her village in Borno state, Nigeria. Esther and her father tried to
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Speaking in tears at a press conference held in capital Abuja on 10 February, Rebecca Sharibu renewed her appeal to
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