This rethinking of homelessness became especially poignant following the recent, complete collapse of Nigeria’s National Power Grid, which left millions without electricity for weeks in a country where the average household already struggles with limited power access.
One year after Athena Aramiz’s tragic death at Fertile Ground Hospital in Jos, her family’s unresolved grief and unanswered questions about alleged negligence continue to spotlight flaws in Nigeria’s healthcare system.
Yusuf Ahmed has been appointed as Community/Partnership Manager for Plateau State, effective immediately.
Jane Kangyang Pwajok’s election as SUG President at UNIJOS is a groundbreaking moment, redefining leadership possibilities for women in Nigerian universities, Nankpak Cirfat writes.
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Beyond Roof and Walls: Redefining Homelessness in Nigeria Amidst National Power Failures 
A Year After, Toddler’s Death in Jos Still Raises Questions of Alleged Negligence at Fertile Ground Hospital 
Yusuf Ahmed Joins ‘AI in Nigeria’ as Community/Partnership Manager for Plateau State. 
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