Displaced persons living in schools in a Yobe community said they hope to return their dilapidated houses Forty-five year old Zulai Isa held her second daughter’s hand and looked on…
Onyekachukwu Ibezim, Deputy Governor of Anambra State, told PREMIUM TIMES the disaster afforded the government an opportunity to render medical treatments to a larger population at various IDP camps in…
Bayelsa state is under the attack of natural flood disaster, a resident lamented. Philip Godfrey was half-awake when the water came with torrential intensity and submerged his apartment in Yenagoa,…
The presence of IDPs in schools disrupted academic activities. The school authority had barely rung the bell signalling the end of the day’s academic activities, when pupils at Ozi Primary…
The worst hit victims of the floods are residents of communities hosting major tributaries of the Benue River that cuts across seven of the 21 local government areas in Adamawa.…
Farmers in the areas said they’ve lost everything in the floods and they now resort to planting for the dry season Standing on what used to be a rice farm,…
By Abdulkareem Mojeed Friday Effiong wipes his face with the back of his palms to clean a simmering sweat as he struggles to separate the fleshy part of a cow…
The Centre for Journalism Innovation and Development is calling on Abuja based health and climate change journalists to apply for a masterclass in Health and Environmental Reporting. The course will…
Mr White noted that the current phase of the fellowship is being organised following the success of the inaugural one. The Centre for Journalism Innovation and Development (CJID) has called for applications…
By Irene David-Arinze “Up Solar, Up Solar.” These were the euphoric chants of Mafolabomi, who runs a small provision store in the Igbonla community along the coast in Ilaje Local…
