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Jul 14, 2020 • 11 tweets • 1 min read • Read on X
Young people in Nigeria have recounted tales of brutality by security agents, including the police. #HumAngle Media and @Dataphyte will like to know your experiences and those of people you know as part of an ongoing research on the issue.
Have you ever been assaulted by any Nigerian security agent, including the Police?
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What is your age range?
What state were you assaulted?
What were you wrongly accused of?
Were you beaten?
What time of the day were you apprehended?
Did you pay for bail/release?
Was your property seized?
Will you like to share your personal experience? Please DM

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Apr 18, 2021
Implications Of Pantami Saga For Deradicalisation And National Security

[THREAD]
Brewing political crisis and debates on Nigeria’s communications minister, @DrIsaPantami, if not managed properly, could have unintended consequences of derailing deradicalisation across the country’s northern region and the Sahel.
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[THREAD]
Dr Isa Ali Pantami, Nigeria’s Minister of Communication and Digital Economy, has reacted to the allegations associating him with extremist views and terrorist groups saying that his old fatwas (Islamic rulings) should be read within historical context.
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A series of attacks launched by ISWAP, the Islamic State affiliate in West Africa, in Damasak, a town close to the shores of Lake Chad, has led to the dislodgement of some residents and disruption of badly needed humanitarian assistance.
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