Tag: Water in a Basket
Water in a Basket V: Tam knows best
Salaries haven’t been paid to civil servants in the last 9 months. Sometime during the penniless lull, *Tam decided her ...
Water in a Basket IV: Relief is here, more to come
I am glad I experienced one of the few times reliefs were brought to the community, that faithful day ...
Water in a Basket III: Sewese’s fish business is sinking
Sewese, 37, is a civil servant at the Ministry of Information with a fish farming business on the side. Having ...
Water in a Basket II: Susan is too distressed to be stressed
Since the floods, Susan, 31, and her mother-in-law, 55, have lived in the IDP camp at the Ultramodern International market. ...
Water in a Basket I: No one is even talking about rebuilding our homes yet
“Thank God no life was lost!” There are six structures in Moses’ compound – about 5km into Welfare ...
Editor’s note: YNaija presents conversations with survivors of the Benue flooding to inspire you
We would have loved to say that it is with excitement that we bring you another one of YNaija’s citizenship stories ...
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YMonitor
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