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Adejumo Kabir

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Lagos, Nigeria
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Researcher || Journalist || Ft: @HumAngle_, @Planeta_Futuro, @Zammagazine, @IJNet, @PremiumTimesng, etc. || Multiple-awards winner || Author || CampusPressHub

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Surviving Death Row: Anguish Of Nigerians Jailed For Decades After Wrongful Convictions - HumAngl...

Surviving Death Row: Anguish Of Nigerians Jailed For Decades After Wrongful Convictions - HumAngl...

Adeyinka Adedeji lived the first 35 years of his life in peace until Feb. 24, 1994, when he was knocked down …

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Forgotten Souls: Widows Of Nigerian Soldiers Hit With Hardship In Army Barracks - HumAngle Media

Forgotten Souls: Widows Of Nigerian Soldiers Hit With Hardship In Army Barracks - HumAngle Media

Nine years after Oladapo Joseph died as a senior officer in the Nigerian Army, his widow, Bolajoko, continues…

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#EndSARS: Families Of Deceased, Wounded Recount Ordeal One Year After Protests - HumAngle Media

#EndSARS: Families Of Deceased, Wounded Recount Ordeal One Year After Protests - HumAngle Media

Ayoola Ayedungbe was the first child of his family. His three other siblings saw him as their role model and …

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Sit-At-Home (1): Inside The Killings, Destructions By 'IPOB Militants' In Southeast Nigeria - Hum...

Sit-At-Home (1): Inside The Killings, Destructions By 'IPOB Militants' In Southeast Nigeria - Hum...

"Go," she said, shaking her head. "I am not ready to speak to anyone. Just go, please." By the time she compl…

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Sorrow, Tears & Blood: Families Of Policemen Killed In Southeast Nigeria Suffer Amid Neglect - Hu...

Sorrow, Tears & Blood: Families Of Policemen Killed In Southeast Nigeria Suffer Amid Neglect - Hu...

As most families in Nigeria were planning for Christmas, in December 2020, Inspector Daniel Ise of the Nigeri…

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'Extraordinary Kindness' As Displaced Nigerians Find Solace In Benin Republic - HumAngle Media

'Extraordinary Kindness' As Displaced Nigerians Find Solace In Benin Republic - HumAngle Media

The killings and reprisals in the Yewa North axis of Ogun State, Southwest Nigeria, have forced many displace…

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‘In Between Sexes’: Nigeria’s intersex community battles stigma, medical abuse

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By Kabir Adejumo, Adejumo Kabir Verified
| devreporting.com
In this eye-opening feature, Adejumo Kabir sheds light on the untold stories of intersex Nigerians battling stigma, secrecy, and identity struggles in a society that barely understands them. Ifeoma Ugwu’s journey as an intersex individual began as a child. Growing up as a triplet, she couldn’t help but notice the differences in her body compared to her siblings.
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Haunted by Truth: Nigerian Journalists Caught Between Duty and Death

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By Adejumo Kabir Verified
| HumAngle Verified
Though the pen is said to be mightier than the sword, there are times when the sword tries to silence the pen. This is a testament to the dangers journalists like Ibanga Isine face when seeking the truth in a hostile environment. His first encounter with danger was in 2003, shortly after he joined The Punch, a Nigerian newspaper. He investigated the killing of Angela Ihentuge, a seven-month pregnant woman in Imo State, southeastern Nigeria. Angela was murdered and her foetus removed.
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Strangled in Silence: The Unseen Forces Stifling Nigeria's Press Freedom

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By Adejumo Kabir Verified
| HumAngle Verified
Drawing from her experience as a survivor of sexual abuse in the university, Yemisi Adeoye*, found her voice in telling powerful stories about gender and resilience as a young and ambitious journalist with an online media outlet in the Lekki area of Lagos, South West Nigeria. However, her promising career took a hit when her publisher refused to publish a report exposing a local chief accused of raping an underage girl in Ibeju-Lekki.
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