HumAngle Foundation

Supported by the Embassy of the Netherlands in Nigeria, our fellows in Adamawa State are on the ground leading advocacy efforts on climate change, engaging directly with communities, and pushing for sustainable solutions.

Our fellows, supported by the Embassy of the Netherlands in Nigeria, speak on what the fellowship meant to them and how working with mentors helped them build the skills to tell stories that matter.

A look back at the just-concluded workshop, supported by the National Endowment for Democracy

Each session of the workshop was filled with hands-on learning, powerful moments driven by innovation, and bold conversations that shape the future of journalism.

Our fellows in Plateau State, with support from the Embassy of the Netherlands in Nigeria visited the NYSC Secretariat to engage directly with corps members on critical issues surrounding Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV).

Through knowledge-sharing, they created a space for awareness, equipping young people with the information and tools needed to recognise, prevent, and respond to SGBV in the communities they serve.

Human trafficking continues to undermine child safety in Nigeria.

As part of the project, with support from the Embassy of the Netherlands in Nigeria, our fellows in Plateau State visited the National Human Rights Commission to discuss policy and institutional responses to child protection.

Through the , we noticed a pattern of insecurity marked by a sharp increase in both fatalities and abductions, and fluctuating incident frequency.

Here is the trend we noticed:https://humanglemedia.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/HumAngle-Tracker-March-2026.pdf

Also in March, 36 incidents of abduction were recorded in 14 states.

These abductions led to the kidnapping of 481 individuals, with Borno State alone accounting for 300 abductions.

Take a look:https://humanglemedia.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/HumAngle-Tracker-March-2026.pdf

In Q1 of 2026, the recorded 421 security incidents, resulting in 1,558 fatalities. In the last month of the quarter, March, the northwestern region of the country had the highest number of incidents.

See which states were most affected:https://humanglemedia.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/HumAngle-Tracker-March-2026.pdf

As the heat wave sweeps across Nigeria, it doesn't just make you uncomfortable, but poses a health risk.

Brought to you under the project, with support from Embassy of the Netherlands in Nigeria, our fellows in Adamawa share tips on how to stay cool.

From learning to action, our fellows, with support from the Embassy of the Netherlands in Nigeria, engaged with traditional leaders in Borno State to strengthen grassroots advocacy on the harmful impact of child labour and its infringement on human rights.

To conclude the workshop, Angela Umoru-David, facilitated an engaging session on how journalists can collaborate with peacebuilding institutions and CBOs/CSOs.