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Nathaniel Bivan

Nathaniel Bivan

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Regional Editor and Head of Solutions Journalism Desk, HumAngle

Nigeria

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Total articles 684

  • This app developer is giving displaced young Nigerians an educational lifeline

    By Nathaniel Bivan Verified| The Christian Science Monitor Verified Seventeen-year-old Ahmad Aminu finished secondary school and would like to go to college near his village in Zamfara state. But this region of northwestern Nigeria bears the brunt of attacks by bandits who kidnap students for ransom. “All the big schools are in the forest,” Mr. Aminu says by phone in Hausa, the dominant local language.

    By Nathaniel Bivan Verified · The Christian Science Monitor

    Nov. 05, 2024

  • Educación y redención en la prisión de Jos

    By Nathaniel Bivan Verified| El País Verified Sebastine Andrew llegó al centro penitenciario de Jos (Estado de Plateau, centro-norte de Nigeria) en 2021, tras verse implicado en un robo a mano armada. Había dejado sus estudios después de la secundaria y al llegar a la cárcel comenzó a leer de nuevo y decidió unirse a un programa educativo que ha transformado la vida de varias decenas de reos en un país donde las prisiones están superpobladas y no cuentan con apenas recursos.

    By Nathaniel Bivan Verified · El País

    Oct. 10, 2024

  • This app developer is giving displaced young Nigerians an educational lifeline

    By Nathaniel Bivan Verified| The Christian Science Monitor Verified Seventeen-year-old Ahmad Aminu finished secondary school and would like to go to college near his village in Zamfara state. But this region of northwestern Nigeria bears the brunt of attacks by bandits who kidnap students for ransom. “All the big schools are in the forest,” Mr. Aminu says by phone in Hausa, the dominant local language.

    By Nathaniel Bivan Verified · The Christian Science Monitor

    Nov. 05, 2024

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