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Festus Iyorah is a Nigeria Freelance Journalist and photographer covering Global Health, Conflicts, Religion, Social Innovation, Gender Equality, Tech and Development. His works have been published on Aljazeera, Guardian (UK), Mail and Guardian, Newsdeeply, Ozy, Sojourners, Stanford Social Innovation Review, Religion News Service and World Politics Review among others. Twitter handle: @Festusiyorah1
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As secessionist movements gather momentum globally, countries without an institution to review the grievances of these groups are likely to experience economic crises
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The new government, led by President Muhammadu Buhari, has given a free hand to the police to brutalise people, especially the youth, as well as members of various social movements.
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COVID-19 changed everything from religion to age-long traditions and culture. In Nigeria, the emergence of the virus challenged an age-long Islamic culture that allows kids to leave home for years to learn the basics of Koran. Because of COVID-19, many kids reunited with their parents, most who haven't seen their children for years. As a result, government officials wants to ban this old tradition and keep kids under the care of their parents.
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In Zamfara, displaced children suffer from high levels of malnutrition as banditry and violence halt food supplies.
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