| Excerpts: Terrorists shot many and kidnapped over 30 commuters on the Abuja-Kaduna highway in the Katari area of Kaduna State, Northwest Nigeria. The attack which took place around 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday, May 17, affected many vehicles, a video obtained by HumAngle revealed. Many commuters with gunshot wounds, including children, were seen by the side of … The post Barely 2 Months After Train Attack, Terrorists Abduct 30 On Abuja-Kaduna Highway appeared first on HumAngle Media.
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Over 24,ooo people have disappeared in northeastern Nigeria as a result of the Boko Haram insurgency that has plagued the region. The post Northeast Nigeria: Thousands Remain Missing appeared first on HumAngle Media.
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One hot night in the deep forests of Sambisa, in northeastern Nigeria, shortly after a military airstrike targeted the Boko Haram settlement where they lived, Amina Mohammed and her husband — alongside many members of the terror group who had fled the location during the bombing — are hurdled up in hiding. They are under … The post The Drug And Sex Lives Of Boko Haram Terrorists appeared first on HumAngle Media.
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A protest by some Nigerian students against the protracted strike by members of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) was dispersed by soldiers of the Nigerian Army on Tuesday, May 17, in Akure, Ondo State capital, Southwest Nigeria. HumAngle learnt that the students who occupied the Akure-Ilesha highway Tuesday morning were dispersed by the … The post Nigerian Soldiers Open Fire, Disperse Students Protesting Academic Strike appeared first on HumAngle Media.
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The United States has approved the redeployment of hundreds of special operations forces in Somalia, with the authority to target a dozen Al-Shabab leaders in the war-torn country. President Joe Biden approved the request, overturning former President Donald Trump’s decision to withdraw all US ground troops from the country in 2020. Since the withdrawal of … The post US Redeploys Forces To Somalia, Targets Al Shabab Leaders appeared first on HumAngle Media.
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Over 18 million people across Somalia, Ethiopia and Kenya have been affected by the drought in the Horn of Africa region with 16.7 million out of this facing extreme hunger due to the climate crisis, a report by the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) has revealed. According to Martin Griffiths, … The post Over 18 Million People Affected By Drought In Horn Of Africa-UN Humanitarian Chief appeared first on HumAngle Media.
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Three people have died out of the four rescued at the scene of the Sabon Gari bomb explosion in Kano, Northwest Nigeria. An explosion rocked Winners Schools, Kano, located at Aba road in the Sabon Gari area of the state in the morning of Tuesday, May 17, 2022, while children were in their classes. Volunteers … The post Kano Explosion: 3 Dead As Rescuers Lament Lack Of Excavation Tools appeared first on HumAngle Media.
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Five leaders of the citizen coalition, Wakit Tamma, who organised the May 14, 2022 mass protests in the Chadian capital, N’Djamena, have been arrested. Hissien Massar Hissien, a former minister, was among those arrested. “The five leaders of the protest who have been arrested are being held at the headquarters of the domestic security service,” … The post Wakit Tamma Leaders Arrested In Chad Over Protest appeared first on HumAngle Media.
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A yet to be ascertained number of school children are suspected to have died and several others sustained injuries after an explosion rocked a nursery and primary school on Aba Road in Sabon Gari area of Kano, Northwest Nigeria. The incident took place around 9 a.m. when the school children were already in their classrooms. … The post Many Children Feared Dead As Explosion Rocks Kano’s Sabon Gari Area appeared first on HumAngle Media.
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The government of Cameroon has agreed to reopen its border with the Central African Republic for humanitarian reasons. This measure, facilitated by the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), is to enable the resumption of the exportation of high consumption basic products from Cameroon to the war-torn country. The decision to stop the exportation … The post Cameroon Reopens Border With Central African Republic To Aid Humanitarian Efforts appeared first on HumAngle Media.
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