The Crisis Room

Seperatist militants in Nigeria’s Southeast are responsible for the growing insecurity that affects the region. In today’s episode, we discuss the socio-economic impact this violence has on the communities and families that reside in the region.

Hosted by Zubaida Baba Ibrahim and Murtala Abdullahi

Production Team: Murtala Abdullahi, Tracy-Allen Ezechukwu, and Anthony Asemota. 

The Executive Producer is Ahmad Salkida.

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The rate of air mishaps that have occurred in the Nigerian military in the last two years could significantly impact crew and aircraft availability for combat and non-combat missions. In this episode, we discuss the implication this has on Nigeria's ability to combat insecurity and protect lives. We also explore the need for better transparency and stronger preventive measures.

Hosted by Zubaida Baba Ibrahim and Murtala Abdullahi

Production Team: Murtala Abdullahi, Tracy-Allen Ezechukwu, and Anthony Asemota. 

The Executive Producer is Ahmad Salkida.

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Climate change and the encroaching Sahara desert pose a great risk to communities in the eleven frontline states of Northern Nigeria. In this episode, we examine the African Union's Green Wall initiative, as well as other policies put in place to address the impact of climate change in these regions.

Hosted by Mariam Mustapha and Murtala Abdullahi

Production Team: Murtala Abdullahi, Mariam Mustapha, Tracy-Allen Ezechukwu, and Anthony Asemota. 

The Executive Producer is Ahmad Salkida.

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It's been eight years since Boko Haram attacked and kidnapped 274 female students from their dormitory in Chibok. Since the incident, many more schools and students have become targets of terror attacks and mass abductions in Northern Nigeria. In today’s episode, we analyse the circumstances that led to the abduction and what life has been like for the girls.

Hosted by Mariam Mustapha and Murtala Abdullahi

Production Team: Murtala Abdullahi, Zubaida Baba Ibrahim, Tracy-Allen Ezechukwu, and Anthony Asemota. 

The Executive Producer is Ahmad Salkida.

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On March 28, terrorists attacked a train conveying passageners between Nigeria’s capital, Abuja and Kaduna in the northwest. While some passengers were killed, many others were abducted and still unaccounted for. In this episode, we discuss the circumstances surrounding the attack and analyse the government's response, or lack of, to the plights of the victims involved.

Hosted by Zubaida Baba Ibrahim and Murtala Abdullahi

Production Team: Murtala Abdullahi, Tracy-Allen Ezechukwu, and Anthony Asemota. 

The Executive Producer is Ahmad Salkida.

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IDPs in Northeast Nigeria are forced into dangerous circumstances like exchanging sex and their shelter for food and a host of others just to stay alive. In this episode, we look at the deteriorating humanitarian needs affecting IDPs due to a lack of funding and the presence of an ever-growing security threat. 

Hosted by Mariam Mustapha and Murtala Abdullahi

Production Team: Murtala Abdullahi, Tracy-Allen Ezechukwu, and Anthony Asemota. 

The Executive Producer is Ahmad Salkida.

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From underfunding, inefficient welfare support, and lack of equipment,  the Nigerian police force had plans to embark on a strike due to the poor working conditions they are subjected to. In this episode, we explore the legal frameworks that prevent the police from organizing and take a deep dive into the unfavourable conditions they are forced to live with.

Hosted by Mariam Mustapha and Murtala Abdullahi

Production Team: Murtala Abdullahi, Mansir Muhammed, Tracy-Allen Ezechukwu, and Anthony Asemota. 

The Executive Producer is Ahmad Salkida.

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Lagos State, which houses millions of people, faces risk from the impact of climate change-induced sea-level rise and the man-made depletion of the wetland systems.  In today's episode, we examine the risk associated with the destruction of Lagos wetlands from a geospatial perspective and discuss the importance of restoring and protecting wetlands to improve flood prevention.

Hosted by Mariam Mustapha and Murtala Abdullahi

Production Team: Murtala Abdullahi, Mansir Muhammed, Tracy-Allen Ezechukwu, and Anthony Asemota. 

The Executive Producer is Ahmad Salkida.

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The ongoing resettlement of Internally Displaced People in Borno, Northeast Nigeria, is relatively safer as a result of the ideologies fuelling terrorism in the region and changing power dynamics among rival insurgent groups. But such safety levels are likely not sustainable, judging by extremist patterns in other countries. 

Hosted by Mariam Mustapha and Murtala Abdullahi

Production Team: Murtala Abdullahi, Kunle Adebajo and Anthony Asemota. 

The Executive Producer is Ahmad Salkida.

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Climate change constitutes one of the greatest risks facing the world. Between 2010 and 2020, human deaths from extreme events like floods, droughts and storms were 15 times higher in vulnerable regions when compared to other parts of the world. Vulnerable regions and countries, including Nigeria, continue to bear the brunt of these frequent and extreme weather events and disasters.

Hosted by Mariam Mustapha and Murtala Abdullahi

Production Team: Murtala Abdullahi, Muhammed Akinyemi, Tracy-Allen Ezechukwu, and Anthony Asemota. 

The Executive Producer is Ahmad Salkida.

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