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Abubakar Muktar Abba

I am a passionate and skilled multimedia journalist based in the Lake Chad region. With fluency in English, Hausa, and Kanuri, I am able to connect and engage with diverse communities, bringing their stories to life.

I am proficient in video and audio production, documentary filmmaking, news gathering, feature and content writing, research, investigative journalism, and photography. My dedication to storytelling has led me to cover a wide range of topics, including business, politics, technology, science and environment, arts and books, natural disasters, sports, war reporting, social and cultural issues, breaking news, and travel and climate change reporting.

My experience and knowledge in journalism enable me to deliver high-quality and objective stories that resonate with my audience. I am committed to using my skills to make a positive impact.

If you're looking for a journalist who is passionate, skilled, and committed to delivering impactful stories, I am the ideal candidate for your project.

Thank you.

 
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Video Package (Web / Broadcast) Audio package (Radio / Podcast) Interview (Video / Broadcast) Documentaries News Gathering Feature Stories Content Writing Research Investigative Journalism Interview (Print / Radio / Podcast) Photography Interview Journalism Fact Checking
 
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Tiger bee

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The young boy forgives Boko haram for what they did to him and his family.

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Children in Conflict-affected regions of Borno risk it all to eat.

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Farmers risk it all to farm in Northeast Nigeria.

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Officials in Borno divert government tractor's personal profits.

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When it rains IDPs in Nigeria’s Borno cry for rain to stop.

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With no formal training in medicine, Babagana Lawan was a sanitation adviser at a local health clinic in Bama, but his “healing hands” saved the lives of two men whose necks had been slashed open by terrorists. HumAngle’s Accountability Fellow, Abubakar M

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Inadequate and dysfunctional school infrastructure, lack of qualified teachers, and poor livelihood are among the major factors hindering the education of children affected by the Boko Haram insurgency. Abubakar Muktar Abba @Humanglemedia.com

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In this part of the world (Northeast Nigeria), women's resilience keeps the world moving while men are fighting the faceless war.

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Harsh will be the weather, we will just cover up and head to work. Abubakar Muktar Abba at the field.

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