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“We don’t have a body to bury.” Families of Nigerians missing in police custody want closure

As #ENDSARS protests intensify across Nigeria, Irene Andrew Mbang and Obianuju Iloanya have taken to the streets to demand justice for their missing brothers.

Converting books into accessible digital formats for blind and visually impaired people is illegal in Nigeria. Four years after a United Nations treaty was ratified to address that, it is yet to be made a law in Nigeria. The question is why?

‘A book famine’: In Nigeria, copyright laws mean visually impaired people can’t access many books

Converting books into accessible digital formats for blind and visually impaired people is illegal in Nigeria. They want to change that.

THE TEAM

Efosa Taiwo

Efosa Taiwo leads the investigations desk at Minority Africa. Taiwo has previously worked at Platform Times Newspaper, Lagos Traffic Radio, and News Digest as a journalist.

Ope Adetayo

Ope Adetayo is an editorial intern at Minority Africa. He is a writing fellow at African Liberty. His work has appeared in Aljazeera, Humangle, Africaisacountry, The Stockholm Review of Literature, The Guardian NG, and elsewhere.

Patience Nakiranda

Patience Mugadu Nakiranda is the Disability Correspondent at Minority Africa.

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