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Author: Zainab Onuh-Yahaya

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Zainab Onuh-Yahaya

Zainab Onuh-Yahaya is a writer from Nigeria. She's currently rounding up a law degree in the Nigerian Law School.

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    “We owe the dead the debt of memory.”  A little past 9pm on 21 September 2021, Salako Pelumi and his friend John, both students of the ...
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    “We asked to not be killed and we got killed for it.” In early October 2020, thousands of young Nigerians took to the streets in over ...
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    #EndSARS: Not just a name or statistic. The tragedy of Rinji Bala

    The widespread protests in Nigeria were motivated by real and often deeply personal experiences of police brutality. Here is one.  Before Rinji Uzziel Bala’s life was ...
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