A trio of summits is underway: EU, NATO, G7. Meanwhile: More devastation in Ukraine. Mariupol symbolises the agony that so many Ukrainians go through since the war began - on this day one month ago. More @dwnews@DeutscheWelle @SumangaliS
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A curfew means you stay where the curfew finds you. #EndSARS protesters are headed to Lekki tollgate where they had been protesting and vow to stay there as the curfew begins shortly and not back down.
“We are tired! When are we going to matter?“, protesters tell us @dwnews demanding an end to #policebrutality, an end to the special police unit SARS in #Nigeria. Follow our coverage from Lagos. #SarsAlert
#EndSarsProtests continue in #lagos. Will the protests grow in momentum or fizzle out? For years there was a call to end police brutality. But in the midst of the pandemic there is growing frustration and a call for change in #nigeria. Follow our coverage @dwnews#SarsAlert
Some strong correspondent work on today's @dw_business shows.
Here's @FannyFacsar on Nigeria restarting international flights...and just how devastating the flight ban has been for the aviation industry.
#Nigerian airports were closed for international passenger flights for five months. That’s planned to change in a few days. A reason to celebrate? Watch below 👇🏾 @dw_business
#Nigeria is declared polio free by @WHO. Does that mean the fight is over? No. Especially in the North of the country opposition to vaccination persists. There are various myths revolving around the anti-polio vaccine. Reporting for @dwnews.
We are back from violence torn Borno state. In #Maiduguri we met ex-Boko Haram militants who receive vocational training (e.g. to become a shoemaker) to be rehabilitated. Some of them live side by side with victims, who feel left behind by their government. More soon @dwnews
Who is making money in #Nigeria during the pandemic? Have a look at the report by our colleague @WOLE_DADA https://t.co/x7gCT5UUgx “Coronavirus winners - pandemic boosts the bottom line” #Covid19@dw_business
“People in #Yemen are dying because of ongoing fighting (currently: in Abyan, near Aden), the Coronavirus”, a source tells me from Aden - while at the same time the world seems to have completely turned a blind eye on endless wars, like the one in Yemen.
It won’t be easy to enforce restrictions in a city of 20 million people, @FlourishChukwur says as #Lagosians are experiencing their first day out after lockdown is being gradually lifted. Follow @dwnews for more from #Nigeria. With @SarahKellyTV in Berlin.