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The Harsh Reality: The Never-Ending Mass Kidnappings in Northern Nigeria

by Levi Wise Kenneth Catoe Jr.

Nine years after Boko Haram abducted 276 students from a girls school in Chibok, 98 girls are still being held by Boko Haram, and a slew of abductions have taken place since, revealing the utter failure of the Nigerian authorities to learn from the heartbreak of Chibok and, ultimately, to protect children, Amnesty International is saying. As part of the BOSS mission to uncover stories that impact the African Diaspora that go unreported, we chose to dive into this conversation, as well as how it’s been allowed to persist this long. I sat down with an inside source from Nigeria who chose anonymity.

Levi Wise Kenneth Catoe Jr.: Hello how are you?

Anonymous Source: I’m well.

LWC: I have a question for you.

AS: Ok.

LWC: Why are there mass kidnappings plaguing Nigeria currently?

AS: That’s over ten years now and it happens frequently in the Northern part of Nigeria.

LWC: What is it about I’m not familiar with?

AS: It's this terrorist group, disturbing Nigeria for years now. But they're camped in this desert in Nigeria. So they abducted over 400 Chibok school girls killed most of them and got the rest pregnant. The group is called the ‘Boko Haram’. [Note: Boko Haram is usually translated as "Western education is forbidden". "Haram" is from the Arabic حَرَام (ḥarām, "forbidden") and the Hausa word boko (the first vowel is long, the second pronounced in a low tone), meaning "fake", which is used to refer to secular Western education.]

LWC: Are people in your country scared? Are they Black or Middle Eastern Muslim groups? And why does it still plague Nigeria?

AS: They're probably from Chad or Somalia but they're Muslims though and some evil Nigerian politicians are the ones funding them. The government backs them up.

LWC: So, are you scared or are Nigerians living in fear of them? 

AS: They're not in Lagos. They are in northern Nigeria and our troops have them under control.

LWC: Oh, ok good to know as far as Lagos.

AS: It got to a stage when they abducted some American tourists. And the American government sent some elite groups to carry out the rescue mission. It was successful though.

LWC: Oh ok, I wasn't familiar until I read about the abductions today; I was under the assumption that this was all recent.

AS: They mainly target the Hausas. It's really deeper than you imagine.

LWC: As far as what the government involvement?

A: Yes, they're protected by most of our corrupt government.

LWC: But the government in northern Nigeria is separate from Lagos, correct right? 

AS: Yeah, but the northerners have the highest power in Nigeria.

LWC: OK now I see.

AS: That's one of our biggest problems in the country now. They feel like they own the country. And the Muslims so just imagine how brutal they'll be.

LWC: So the government feels they own the city or the Muslims?

AS: The Muslims do.

LWC: Oh, so in your opinion the Muslims own the country of Nigeria?

AS: Yes, it’s the Muslims that own the government and both Christians and Muslims are doing their very best to destroy the economy of Nigeria.

Levi Wise Kenneth Catoe Jr.

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PM Modi in Nigeria | Prime Minister Narendra Modi is currently on a tour of Nigeria. After reaching the African country, PM Modi addressed the people of the Indian community and invited them to visit Mahakumbh, Kashi and Ayodhya in India. He said that this is my first visit to Nigeria as Prime Minister, but I have not come alone. I bring with me the fragrance of India's soil and the good wishes of millions of Indians.

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A devastating incident occurred late Tuesday night in Nigeria’s Jigawa State, where an overturned fuel tanker exploded, leading to the loss of at least 100 lives and leaving dozens injured. This tragic event highlights the ongoing dangers associated with fuel tanker accidents in the country, exacerbated by the current economic crisis.

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Nigeria Breaking News on Local Brands: A Spotlight on Innovation and Growth

In a landscape defined by dynamic evolution and rapid growth, the narrative around Nigerian businesses has become increasingly captivating. This week, Nigeria breaking news on local brands highlights significant milestones, showcasing how these enterprises are making waves not only domestically but also on the global stage.

Flourish of the Fashion Industry

Nigeria’s fashion industry continues to gain international recognition, with brands like Tiffany Amber and Deola Sagoe leading the charge. These designers are not only celebrated for their unique designs that blend traditional African aesthetics with modern trends but also for their commitment to sustainable practices. Recently, Tiffany Amber launched a new collection made entirely from locally sourced materials, reinforcing the brand's dedication to supporting the Nigerian economy.

In other news, Orange Culture, another prominent Nigerian fashion house, made headlines by securing a collaboration with a major global retail chain. This partnership is set to introduce Nigerian designs to a broader audience, further establishing the country’s presence in the global fashion arena. Such developments underscore the vibrancy and potential of the Nigerian fashion sector.

Tech Startups Redefining the Digital Space

The tech ecosystem in Nigeria is a hotbed of innovation, with local startups gaining significant traction. This week’s Nigeria breaking news on local brands spotlights Flutterwave, a fintech company that has revolutionized payment solutions across Africa. Flutterwave recently announced a new partnership with Amazon, enabling seamless payment solutions for Nigerian merchants on the global platform. This move is expected to bolster cross-border commerce and provide Nigerian businesses with unprecedented access to international markets.

Another tech giant making waves is Paystack, which has continued to expand its influence after being acquired by Stripe. Paystack’s latest initiative focuses on enhancing financial inclusion by simplifying the process for small and medium enterprises to accept online payments. Their efforts are not just reshaping the financial landscape but also empowering countless local businesses.

Agricultural Innovations Leading the Way

In the agricultural sector, Nigerian brands are pioneering sustainable practices and innovative solutions to address food security challenges. Farmcrowdy, an agritech company, recently introduced a new digital platform designed to connect farmers directly with consumers. This initiative aims to reduce the supply chain bottlenecks and ensure farmers receive fair prices for their produce. Farmcrowdy's efforts are pivotal in transforming agriculture into a more lucrative and sustainable industry in Nigeria.

Additionally, Thrive Agric, another key player, has been in the news for its groundbreaking work in providing farmers with access to affordable financing. Their latest funding round, which attracted significant foreign investment, underscores the growing confidence in Nigeria's agritech potential.

A Promising Horizon

The narrative of Nigerian local brands is one of resilience, innovation, and an unwavering spirit. As these brands continue to break new ground, they not only contribute to the nation’s economic growth but also set a powerful example of African excellence on the world stage. This week's Nigeria breaking news on local brands serves as a testament to the incredible strides being made across various sectors, reflecting a future filled with promise and potential for the nation's entrepreneurs and businesses.

As we celebrate these achievements, it’s clear that the story of Nigerian brands is one of relentless pursuit of growth, innovation, and global impact. With every milestone, these brands are not just making headlines—they're creating legacies that will inspire generations to come.

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Religious Leaders Unite for Peace: Nigerian Clerics Embark on Diplomatic Mission to Bring Harmony to Niger Republic

A group of Nigerian religious leaders has travelled to the Niger Republic as part of a diplomatic mission to help bring harmony to the West African nation.

Al-Labeeb Media shared that the clerics were warmly welcomed by members of the Nigerien military on a sunny Saturday afternoon.

Religious Leaders Unite for Peace: Nigerian Clerics Embark on Diplomatic Mission to Bring Harmony to Niger Republic

A group of Nigerian religious leaders has travelled to the Niger Republic as part of a diplomatic mission to help bring harmony to the West African nation.

Al-Labeeb Media shared that the clerics were warmly welcomed by members of the Nigerien military on a sunny Saturday afternoon.

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Nigeria Breaking News on Local Brands: A Spotlight on Innovation and Growth

In a landscape defined by dynamic evolution and rapid growth, the narrative around Nigerian businesses has become increasingly captivating. This week, Nigeria breaking news on local brands highlights significant milestones, showcasing how these enterprises are making waves not only domestically but also on the global stage.

Flourish of the Fashion Industry

Nigeria’s fashion industry continues to gain international recognition, with brands like Tiffany Amber and Deola Sagoe leading the charge. These designers are not only celebrated for their unique designs that blend traditional African aesthetics with modern trends but also for their commitment to sustainable practices. Recently, Tiffany Amber launched a new collection made entirely from locally sourced materials, reinforcing the brand's dedication to supporting the Nigerian economy.

In other news, Orange Culture, another prominent Nigerian fashion house, made headlines by securing a collaboration with a major global retail chain. This partnership is set to introduce Nigerian designs to a broader audience, further establishing the country’s presence in the global fashion arena. Such developments underscore the vibrancy and potential of the Nigerian fashion sector.

Tech Startups Redefining the Digital Space

The tech ecosystem in Nigeria is a hotbed of innovation, with local startups gaining significant traction. This week’s Nigeria breaking news on local brands spotlights Flutterwave, a fintech company that has revolutionized payment solutions across Africa. Flutterwave recently announced a new partnership with Amazon, enabling seamless payment solutions for Nigerian merchants on the global platform. This move is expected to bolster cross-border commerce and provide Nigerian businesses with unprecedented access to international markets.

Another tech giant making waves is Paystack, which has continued to expand its influence after being acquired by Stripe. Paystack’s latest initiative focuses on enhancing financial inclusion by simplifying the process for small and medium enterprises to accept online payments. Their efforts are not just reshaping the financial landscape but also empowering countless local businesses.

Agricultural Innovations Leading the Way

In the agricultural sector, Nigerian brands are pioneering sustainable practices and innovative solutions to address food security challenges. Farmcrowdy, an agritech company, recently introduced a new digital platform designed to connect farmers directly with consumers. This initiative aims to reduce the supply chain bottlenecks and ensure farmers receive fair prices for their produce. Farmcrowdy's efforts are pivotal in transforming agriculture into a more lucrative and sustainable industry in Nigeria.

Additionally, Thrive Agric, another key player, has been in the news for its groundbreaking work in providing farmers with access to affordable financing. Their latest funding round, which attracted significant foreign investment, underscores the growing confidence in Nigeria's agritech potential.

A Promising Horizon

The narrative of Nigerian local brands is one of resilience, innovation, and an unwavering spirit. As these brands continue to break new ground, they not only contribute to the nation’s economic growth but also set a powerful example of African excellence on the world stage. This week's Nigeria breaking news on local brands serves as a testament to the incredible strides being made across various sectors, reflecting a future filled with promise and potential for the nation's entrepreneurs and businesses.

As we celebrate these achievements, it’s clear that the story of Nigerian brands is one of relentless pursuit of growth, innovation, and global impact. With every milestone, these brands are not just making headlines—they're creating legacies that will inspire generations to come.

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INEC suspend Election in Adamawa- distance self from Declaration

The electoral commission, INEC, has declared as “null, void and of no effect”, the declaration of Aisha Dahiru as the winner of the governorship election in Adamawa. INEC stated this in a statement by its spokesperson, Festus Okoye. “The attention of the Commission has been drawn to a purported declaration of winner in the Adamawa Governorship election by the Resident Electoral Commissioner…