Vestiges Of Violence
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VOV 118: Her Husband Wants Her to Come to Sambisa with Him
VOV 117: Displaced Thirteen Times Over
VOV 116: To Lose A Mother In Conflict
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This podcast episode follows Maijiddah, a returnee in Nguro Soye, Borno State, Nigeria. After her husband left Boko Haram and underwent deradicalization, they started a new life in a resettled community. Now, they face the challenges of limited state support and scarce resources. Supported by the Pulitzer Center, this episode explores the resilience and democratic hopes of Nigeria’s resettled communities.
Due to the insurgency in Nigeria's North East, 54-year-old Binta Bukar has been forced to relocate 13 times. This episode of #VOV narrates the story of her displacement, the loss of home, and her two children.
19-year-old Pwajeldi Lazarus lost her mother to a farmer-herder crisis in Numan, northeastern Nigeria. This episode of #VOV narrates Pwajeldi’s separation from her mother. As she lives with the trauma of the attack, she also mourns the only person she can run to for comfort.
Women in Nigeria's North West cannot go to the farm and feed their families. This is because terrorists come to rob and kill them. With their livelihoods affected, the women can no longer feed their families.
In December 2023, suspected Ambazonian militants attacked the Belegete community in Cross River, South-South Nigeria, a border village near Cameroon.On this episode of #VestigesOfViolence, we share the story of Elizabeth, a mother of six, who escaped the attack and found refuge in a nearby ranch.For more stories, visit humanglemedia.com.
In this episode of #VestigesOfViolence, we share the story of Aisha, abducted at eighteen, and forced into marriage with a Boko Haram member. Eight years later, she escapes as a mother of four. Now, she is pursuing her dreams and reclaiming her freedom.Hosted By Sabiqah BelloReported by Usman Abba ZannaVoice Acting By Khadija GidadoEdited, mixed, and mastered By Anthony AsemotaExecutively Produced By Ahmad SalkidaFor more stories, visit humanglemedia.com.
On today’s episode of #VestigesOfViolence, we tell the story of Hauwa Abbagana, a young bride who was abducted. After escaping captivity, she returned home pregnant with her abuser's child, in fear of the stigma and rejection she may face.Hosted By Sabiqah Bello Reported and scripted by Hauwa Shaffi Nuhu Voice Acting By Khadija Gidado, Akila Jibrin Edited, mixed, and mastered By Anthony Asemota Executively Produced By Ahmad Salkida
No one saw it coming, as villagers prepared themselves to celebrate the festive season, gunmen were on their way to slaughter them. Three local governments in Plateau Nigeria, were brutally attacked, taking about 195 lives and the memories people had built around their homes.Hosted By Sabiqah Bello Voice Acting By: Khadija GidadoProduced By Anthony AsemotaExecutively Produced By Ahmad SalkidaVisit https://humanglemedia.com/ for more
On today’s episode of Vestiges Of Violence, we tell the story of Rukayya Saidu, a mother of two whose home was burnt down in Kaku, but is rebuilding her life now in Kajuru, Northwest Nigeria. Hosted By Sabiqah Bello Voice Acting By: Khadija Gidado Produced By Anthony Asemota Executively Produced By Ahmad Salkida For more stories, visit humanglemedia.com. Follow this link to listen to our other podcasts
In this episode of #VOV, we share the audio version of our video documentary about the Knifar women of Nigeria’s North East; their journey, advocacy for the release of their detained relatives, and their successes and challenges. Hosted By Sabiqah Bello, Hauwa Shaffii Nuhu Produced By Anthony Asemota Executively Produced By Ahmad Salkida For more stories, visit humanglemedia.com. Follow this link to listen to our other podcasts https://humanglemedia.com/podcast/