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IPOB Protests Cripple Southeastern Nigeria's Economy
Weekly "stay-at-home" protests in southeastern Nigeria, enforced by violence and intimidation linked to the IPOB movement, have caused over $4.79 billion in economic losses and over 700 deaths in four years, disrupting daily life, education, and trade, impacting neighboring regions.
IPOB Protests Cripple Southeastern Nigeria's Economy
Weekly "stay-at-home" protests in southeastern Nigeria, enforced by violence and intimidation linked to the IPOB movement, have caused over $4.79 billion in economic losses and over 700 deaths in four years, disrupting daily life, education, and trade, impacting neighboring regions.
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40% Bias Score


Nigerian Airstrike Kills at Least 20 Civilians in Zamfara State
A Nigerian military airstrike in Zamfara state killed at least 20 people, including local vigilantes pursuing bandits, prompting calls for an investigation into the incident by human rights groups. The strike, which followed intelligence reports of bandits massing, resulted in civilian casualties.
Nigerian Airstrike Kills at Least 20 Civilians in Zamfara State
A Nigerian military airstrike in Zamfara state killed at least 20 people, including local vigilantes pursuing bandits, prompting calls for an investigation into the incident by human rights groups. The strike, which followed intelligence reports of bandits massing, resulted in civilian casualties.
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32% Bias Score


Nigeria Floods: At Least 200 Dead in Mokwa
Torrential rainfall caused devastating floods in Mokwa, Nigeria, resulting in at least 200 deaths, over 3,000 displaced people, and the destruction of infrastructure, highlighting the impact of climate change and inadequate flood control.
Nigeria Floods: At Least 200 Dead in Mokwa
Torrential rainfall caused devastating floods in Mokwa, Nigeria, resulting in at least 200 deaths, over 3,000 displaced people, and the destruction of infrastructure, highlighting the impact of climate change and inadequate flood control.
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24% Bias Score


Devastating Floods Kill 200 in Nigeria
Torrential rainfall in Mokwa, Nigeria, on Thursday, July 27, 2023, resulted in devastating floods, killing at least 200 people, injuring 11, and displacing over 3,000, with authorities ending rescue efforts due to a lack of survivors.
Devastating Floods Kill 200 in Nigeria
Torrential rainfall in Mokwa, Nigeria, on Thursday, July 27, 2023, resulted in devastating floods, killing at least 200 people, injuring 11, and displacing over 3,000, with authorities ending rescue efforts due to a lack of survivors.
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24% Bias Score


115 Dead in Unprecedented Nigerian Floods
Torrential rains caused unprecedented flash floods in Nigeria's central region, leaving at least 115 dead and many missing, as of May 30th, 2024, highlighting the country's struggle with inadequate infrastructure and recurring flood disasters.
115 Dead in Unprecedented Nigerian Floods
Torrential rains caused unprecedented flash floods in Nigeria's central region, leaving at least 115 dead and many missing, as of May 30th, 2024, highlighting the country's struggle with inadequate infrastructure and recurring flood disasters.
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24% Bias Score


Nigeria Floods: Death Toll Rises to 150 in Mokwa
Over 150 deaths and 3,000 displacements resulted from torrential rains and flooding in Mokwa, central Nigeria, on May 30-31, 2024, destroying 265 homes and two bridges, with the death toll expected to rise, highlighting the impact of severe weather and deficient infrastructure.
Nigeria Floods: Death Toll Rises to 150 in Mokwa
Over 150 deaths and 3,000 displacements resulted from torrential rains and flooding in Mokwa, central Nigeria, on May 30-31, 2024, destroying 265 homes and two bridges, with the death toll expected to rise, highlighting the impact of severe weather and deficient infrastructure.
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28% Bias Score

Preventable Maternal Deaths Highlight Nigeria's Healthcare Crisis
Chinenye Nweze's death from postpartum hemorrhage in Onitsha, Nigeria, highlights the country's alarmingly high maternal mortality rate, caused by factors such as inadequate healthcare infrastructure, staff shortages, and cultural barriers, exacerbated by insufficient government funding, resulting i...

Preventable Maternal Deaths Highlight Nigeria's Healthcare Crisis
Chinenye Nweze's death from postpartum hemorrhage in Onitsha, Nigeria, highlights the country's alarmingly high maternal mortality rate, caused by factors such as inadequate healthcare infrastructure, staff shortages, and cultural barriers, exacerbated by insufficient government funding, resulting i...
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44% Bias Score

Nigeria Floods: Death Toll Rises to 200 in Mokwa
Torrential rainfall caused devastating floods in Mokwa, Nigeria, resulting in at least 200 deaths, over 3,000 displaced people, and significant infrastructure damage; rescue efforts have ended, and officials are exhuming bodies to prevent disease.

Nigeria Floods: Death Toll Rises to 200 in Mokwa
Torrential rainfall caused devastating floods in Mokwa, Nigeria, resulting in at least 200 deaths, over 3,000 displaced people, and significant infrastructure damage; rescue efforts have ended, and officials are exhuming bodies to prevent disease.
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16% Bias Score

Nigeria Floods Kill 200, Expose Aid Failures
Devastating floods in Nigeria's Niger state have killed at least 200 people, left hundreds missing, and caused widespread destruction in Mokwa, a key trading and farming hub, despite assurances of immediate government aid.

Nigeria Floods Kill 200, Expose Aid Failures
Devastating floods in Nigeria's Niger state have killed at least 200 people, left hundreds missing, and caused widespread destruction in Mokwa, a key trading and farming hub, despite assurances of immediate government aid.
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28% Bias Score

Nigeria Floods: Death Toll Exceeds 200 in Mokwa
Devastating floods in Mokwa, Nigeria, have killed over 200 people, with 500 still missing, marking the worst flooding in 60 years and causing significant economic damage to homes and businesses, disrupting roads and bridges.

Nigeria Floods: Death Toll Exceeds 200 in Mokwa
Devastating floods in Mokwa, Nigeria, have killed over 200 people, with 500 still missing, marking the worst flooding in 60 years and causing significant economic damage to homes and businesses, disrupting roads and bridges.
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16% Bias Score

Nigerian Military Kills 61 Boko Haram/ISWAP Fighters in Borno State
Nigerian forces killed at least 61 Boko Haram and ISWAP fighters, including a top commander, Amir Abu Fatima, during simultaneous air and ground assaults in Borno state on May 31, 2025, as part of Operation Hadin Kai.

Nigerian Military Kills 61 Boko Haram/ISWAP Fighters in Borno State
Nigerian forces killed at least 61 Boko Haram and ISWAP fighters, including a top commander, Amir Abu Fatima, during simultaneous air and ground assaults in Borno state on May 31, 2025, as part of Operation Hadin Kai.
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48% Bias Score

Nigeria Floods Kill Over 150, Highlight Climate Change Impacts
Unprecedented floods and landslides in central Nigeria near Mokwa have killed over 150 people, destroyed dozens of homes and two bridges, and left thousands homeless, prompting warnings about climate change's intensifying impact.

Nigeria Floods Kill Over 150, Highlight Climate Change Impacts
Unprecedented floods and landslides in central Nigeria near Mokwa have killed over 150 people, destroyed dozens of homes and two bridges, and left thousands homeless, prompting warnings about climate change's intensifying impact.
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28% Bias Score
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