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Nigeria′s President Buhari under fire because of growing security concerns | Africa | DW - Vimarsana News

Nigeria′s President Buhari under fire because of growing security concerns | Africa | DW

Nigeria's President Buhari under fire because of growing security concerns Security challenges in Nigeria have sparked anger and calls for President Buhari to step down or be removed from office. Analysts say disgruntled military members and politicians want to overthrow the president. Family members of kidnapped students in Nigeria are calling for their loved ones to be freed Nigeria's secret police say they have uncovered a plot to remove President Muhammadu Buhari from office. According to the investigators, disgruntled politicians and religious leaders are behind it.  The presidency also...

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Tracking Nigeria′s human traffickers | All media content | DW - Vimarsana News

Tracking Nigeria′s human traffickers | All media content | DW

Tracking Nigeria's human traffickers DW reporters, Jan-Philipp Scholz and Adrian Kriesch, follow the dangerous journey of human traffickers from Nigeria to Italy. They discover how young Nigerian women end up on Italian streets as sex slaves. Fleeing poverty Our investigation began in Benin City, capital of Edo State. Almost everyone we spoke to has at least a friend or a family member in Europe. More than three-quarters of illegal prostitutes in Italy are from this region. Due to high unemployment among the youths in Edo state, many young women see fewer prospects here. They seek for a bette...

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DW honors Nigerian reporter Tobore Ovuorie for defending the voiceless | Africa | DW - Vimarsana News

DW honors Nigerian reporter Tobore Ovuorie for defending the voiceless | Africa | DW

DW's Peter Limbourg awards reporter Tobore Ovuorie Trafficked from Nigeria  The International Organization for Migration (IOM) estimates that 80% of girls arriving in Europe from Nigeria are potential victims of sex trafficking. Ovuorie's best friend was one of them. She succumbed to HIV/AIDS after having been trafficked to Europe. Back in 2013, Ovuorie was driven by a clear-cut goal: Finding clarity on what had happened to her friend and many others she knew by uncovering the personal stories of thousands of victims trafficked from Nigeria to Italy every year. "I had so many gaping hole...

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