Vestiges Of Violence
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di HumAngle
For the Internally Displaded Persons in Tse-Yandev Camp, a mosquito net cave is a home. These IDPs live in fear of rain which will potentially make them homeless if it becomes too intense. Having survived violence in Benue, they now have to survive the aftermath of conflict in everyday life. Host: Hameeda Buhari. Written by: Anita Eboigbe, edited by Osato Edokpayi Produced by: Abba Gongulong. Voice acting by: Maryam Mustapha and Anita Eboigbe Senior producers: Osato Edokpayi, Anita Eboigbe. Executive producer: Ahmad Salkida. For more stories, visit humangle.ng. Connect with us on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn.
Agule watched her son die after a brief illness in an IDP camp because she could not afford medical bills. Death knocked on her tent when her daughter became ill and was saved by a doctor’s charity. Like Agule and her children, several IDPs in camps across Benue state are one illness away from death. Host: Hameeda Buhari. Written by: Anita Eboigbe. Produced by: Abba Gongulong. Voice acting by: Maryam Mustapha, Muhammed Akinyemi Senior producers: Osato Edokpayi, Anita Eboigbe. Executive producer: Ahmad Salkida. For more stories, visit humangle.ng. Connect with us on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn.
To listen on Apple Podcast, click here, for Google Podcast, click here, for Spotify, click here and for Buzzsprout, click here. Aminata was abducted by Boko Haram terrorists and married off to Muhammad Bukar, a terrorist. She fell in love with Muhammad, who she says was kind to her. Years after escaping from the terrorists’ den, Aminata is not over her love as she struggles with life as a displaced person. Host: Hameeda Buhari. Written by: Anita Eboigbe. Produced by: Abba Gongulong. Translation by: Maryam Mustapha Senior producers: Osato Edokpayi, Anita Eboigbe. Executive producer: Ahmad Salkida. For more stories, visit humangle.ng. Connect with us on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn.
Internally displaced persons in Rann, Borno, Northeast Nigeria were awoken by the sound of a fighter jet hovering above them. Seeking security, they moved towards soldiers stationed at the camp. The fighter jet shot at them, killing at least 115 people. How did things go so wrong? Host: Hameeda Buhari. Written by: Anita Eboigbe, Edited by: Osato Edokpayi Produced by: Abba Gongulong. Voice acting by: Aliyu Dahiru Aliyu Senior producers: Osato Edokpayi, Anita Eboigbe. Executive producer: Ahmad Salkida.Featured Story: IDP Diaries: “Rann Bombing Did Not Kill Me But This Hunger Might” For more stories, visit humangle.ng. Connect with us on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn.
17- year old Bana Usman was illegally arrested and detained by the Nigerian military. He was kept at the infamous Giwa military barracks for five years before he luckily made it out. Unfortunately, he is no longer the same boy he was when he went in. Bana's health has become an extreme source of pain for his family. Host: Hameeda Buhari. Written by: Anita Eboigbe. Produced by: Abba Gongulong. Translation by: Murtala Abdullahi, Okechukwu Praise and Hafsah Mutazu Senior producers: Osato Edokpayi, Anita Eboigbe. Executive producer: Ahmad Salkida. For more stories, visit humangle.ng. Connect with us on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn.
In 2016, Nigeria started a deradicalisation programme for former Boko Haram terrorists in the Northeast region of the country. The program has been controversial, as the terrorists can neither find a home in their former towns, nor with displaced persons at IDP camps. In this episode, a former terrorist and some IDPs share the experiences during the process. Host: Hameeda Buhari Written by: Kunle Adebajo and edited by: Osato Edokpayi Producer: Abba Gongulong Translation by: Maryam Mustapha, Anita Eboigbe, Aishat Babatunde and Murtala Abdullahi Senior Producers: Osato Edokpayi and Anita Eboigbe Executive Producer: Ahmad Salkida For more stories, visit humangle.ng. Connect with us on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn.
Fateemah lost her family to a terrorist at 11, becoming a displaced orphan before she knew how to scrub her back. Her survival has been sustained by prostitution, which was forced on her by circumstances. Now, she wants to give her children a better life but her hands are tied. Host: Hameeda Buhari. Written by: Kunle Adebajo and edited by Osato Edokpayi. Produced by: Abba Gongulong. Translation by: Maryam Mustapha Senior producers: Osato Edokpayi, Anita Eboigbe. Executive producer: Ahmad Salkida. For more stories, visit humangle.ng. Connect with us on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn. This podcast is part of a full report which you can read here.
A 25-year-old IDP woman is kidnapped by Boko Haram while she is trying to make a living from fetching firewood. She is then forced into a marriage with a terrorist and sexually abused. Despite gaining freedom from Boko Haram captivity, she is still haunted by the trauma of watching someone get killed and having to live with a stigma forever. This is her story. Host: Hameeda Buhari Written by: Kunle Adebajo and edited by Osato Edokpayi Produced by: Abba Gongulong Translation by: Maryam Mustapha Senior producers: Osato Edokpayi, Anita Eboigbe Executive producer: Ahmad Salkida For more stories, visit humangle.ng. Connect with us on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn.
In this episode of ‘Vestiges of Violence’, we share the story of two victims of the ravaging insurgency in Nigeria’s Northeast. Bulama and Jugudum struggled to keep love alive as they fought through pain, displacement, daily struggle for survival and reconnecting after a long period of separation.Featured story: Knifar: Separated By Military, A Borno Couple’s Uphill Journey Back To Each Other.Host: Hameeda Buhari.Written by: Kunle Adebajo and edited by Osato Edokpayi.Produced by: Abba Gongulong. Translation by: Muhammed Akinyemi and Maryam MustaphaSenior producers: Osato Edokpayi, Anita Eboigbe.Executive producer: Ahmad Salkida.For more stories, visit humangle.ng. Connect with us on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn
It's our final episode of the year and we look back at what the podcast has meant to us with 3 members of our team: Hameeda Buhari (The host), Osato Edokpai (The consultant), and Abba Toko (The producer). For more stories, visit humanglemedia.com. Connect with us on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn. Follow this link to listen to our weekly episode of The Crisis Room podcast. https://humanglemedia.com/podcast/