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On a regular Thursday, Government Science College, Kagara, will be buzzing with activities — but today, silence reigns supreme. The school, located in Rafi local government area of Niger state, The post MORNING AFTER: Survivors, parents recount horrors of Kagara abductions appeared first on TheCable.
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On a regular Thursday, Government Science College, Kagara, will be buzzing with activities — but today, silence reigns supreme. The school, located in Rafi local government area of Niger state, The post MORNING AFTER: Survivors, parents recount horrors of Kagara abductions appeared first on TheCable.
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The sunrise in the morning of June 2, 2016, did not only bring vitamin D; it also brought hope to the Ogonis. That day, at a place called Patrick Waterside The post INVESTIGATION: Nigeria spends millions cleaning oil spills — but illegal refiners are still in business appeared first on TheCable.
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The sunrise in the morning of June 2, 2016, did not only bring vitamin D; it also brought hope to the Ogonis. That day, at a place called Patrick Waterside The post INVESTIGATION: Nigeria spends millions cleaning oil spills — but illegal refiners are still in business appeared first on TheCable.
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To ascertain Nigeria’s response to Yellow fever and Lassa fever amid the coronavirus pandemic, JAMES OJO went undercover to Enugu and Ondo — two of the country’s worst-hit states. In The post INVESTIGATION: How extortion, inadequate PPEs sabotage Nigeria’s fight against Yellow fever, Lassa fever amid COVID-19 appeared first on TheCable.
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To ascertain Nigeria’s response to Yellow fever and Lassa fever amid the coronavirus pandemic, JAMES OJO went undercover to Enugu and Ondo — two of the country’s worst-hit states. In The post INVESTIGATION: How extortion, inadequate PPEs sabotage Nigeria’s fight against Yellow fever, Lassa fever amid COVID-19 appeared first on TheCable.
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BY TITILOPE FADARE Sana’ada Ilimi Foundation, a non-governmental organisation, has given a N250,000 grant to five female internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Abuja and Borno state. The grant follows TheCable’s The post Female IDPs get N250,000 grant after story on their recovery effort appeared first on TheCable.
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BY TITILOPE FADARE Sana’ada Ilimi Foundation, a non-governmental organisation, has given a N250,000 grant to five female internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Abuja and Borno state. The grant follows TheCable’s The post Female IDPs get N250,000 grant after story on their recovery effort appeared first on TheCable.
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BY TITLOPE FADARE When Liyatu Ayuba arrived at Durumi settlement in Abuja, after fleeing a Boko Haram attack in Gwoza, Borno state, in 2013, she was distraught and filled with The post SPECIAL REPORT: How female IDPs are getting back their livelihoods appeared first on TheCable.
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When Happiness aced her Senior School Certificate Examination (SSCE) in 2018, she was set for the next challenge: taking the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) examination to study nursing, The post INVESTIGATION: Nurses turned cleaners — and other sour tales from hospitals raising quacks in Akwa Ibom appeared first on TheCable.
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