July 2019 – Picking Up The Pieces

Poor accountability has turned Northeast humanitarian crisis to profiteering industry —Shehu Sani- ICIR

Posted on 17th July 2019 by Seun Kolade

A FORMER senator, Shehu Sani says some Nigerian agencies in charge of emergencies and individuals in the presidency have turned the humanitarian crises in the Northeast to a profiteering industry. “What we are witnessing besides genuine organisations that are helping… Continue Reading →

Aid agencies should take note of how displaced people in Nigeria survive

Posted on 16th July 2019 by Seun Kolade

The unpaved road is badly damaged, full of pot holes. At some point along the road, you find an open refuse dump, where a few young children can be found openly defecating. The rest of the path is bounded by… Continue Reading →

Month: July 2019

Poor accountability has turned Northeast humanitarian crisis to profiteering industry —Shehu Sani- ICIR

Aid agencies should take note of how displaced people in Nigeria survive

UK-funded research seeks new approach to Boko Haram crisis- Premium Times Nigeria

A new approach to humanitarian action: notes from HNPW 2020

Dependency mindset can be an unintended consequence of humanitarian aid

“Government cannot do it alone”- Barrister Zannah Mustapha

Rethinking Humanitarian Action in Situations of Forced Displacement: Focus on Northeast Nigeria

Social capital’s role in humanitarian crises

A new approach to humanitarian action: notes from HNPW 2020

Dependency mindset can be an unintended consequence of humanitarian aid

“Government cannot do it alone”- Barrister Zannah Mustapha

Rethinking Humanitarian Action in Situations of Forced Displacement: Focus on Northeast Nigeria

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