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Abiodun Jamiu, DW-Correspondent in Abuja, Nigeria.
Abiodun Jamiu, DW-Correspondent in Abuja, Nigeria. Image: DW

Abiodun Jamiu

Abiodun focuses on the human fallout of conflict and how policies affect individual lives and communities.

Abiodun Jamiu is a Nigerian freelance multimedia journalist based in Abuja. His reporting focuses on the human fallout of conflict and how policies affect individual lives and communities.

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Featured stories by Abiodun Jamiu

A man scrolls through his cellphone in Nairobi, Kenya

Will Meta lawsuits shape Africa's data privacy laws?

African countries are stepping up efforts to hold global tech giants like Meta accountable for data privacy violations.
Digital WorldMay 16, 2025
A care worker vaccinates a toddler that's being held by its mother

Cash for care: Boosting infant vaccination in rural Nigeria

How a simple cash incentive is changing lives in northern Nigeria.
HealthFebruary 17, 202501:23 min
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Stories by Abiodun Jamiu

Inspecting an area of his deserted farm, Mallah Aji, a slim man wearing a hat and a white garment, moves dry palm leaves from one spot on the sandy ground to another

Nigeria: Fighting desertification in Yobe state

Nigeria: Fighting desertification in Yobe state

Farmland is shrinking as the desert encroaches in Nigeria's Yobe state. But efforts to restore the land are growing.
ClimateAugust 18, 202501:16 min
DW correspondent Abiodun Jamiu (right) and a housing agent (left) walking down a residential street

Is Nigeria pricing out the youth from affordable housing?

Is Nigeria pricing out the youth from affordable housing?

In cities like Abuja, young Nigerians are increasingly unable to afford decent housing.
SocietyJuly 21, 202503:06 min
A row of shuttered shops at a market in Onitsha during a 'sit-at-home' protest (February 27, 2023)

Nigeria: The true cost of separatist sit-at-home protests

Nigeria: The true cost of separatist sit-at-home protests

The Indigenous People of Biafra's protests have paralyzed southeast Nigeria but many join out of fear, not solidarity.
PoliticsJune 4, 2025
A convoy of military pick up trucks drives along a road with armed soldiers on them.

Nigeria: ISWAP extremists launching attack drones

Nigeria: ISWAP extremists launching attack drones

Analysts say authorities must adapt a new counterterrorism strategy to defeat the insurgents.
TerrorismApril 16, 2025
People stand in front of the Medium Security Custodial Center in Sokoto, Nigeria

What's behind Nigeria's increase in jailbreaks?

What's behind Nigeria's increase in jailbreaks?

Thousands of inmates have escaped from correctional facilities across Nigeria. What can be done to stop it?
Law and JusticeApril 3, 2025
A Nigerien military patrol part of Operation "Faraouta Bouchia", who is fighting against armed gangs patrol in the Maradi region, near the border with Nigeria

Nigeria bets on deradicalization program in North West

Nigeria bets on deradicalization program in North West

Will expanding Operation Safe Corridor be enough to end the crime, killings and instability in the North West region?
ConflictsMarch 8, 2025
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