Insecurity: Nigerian conflict reporters buckle under mounting trauma, says study
[The Guardian - Nigeria] - 26/11/2025
As insecurity in many parts of Nigeria continues to pose serious challenges, recently drawing the attention of the United States President and Congress, many journalists covering these crises say they now face overwhelming social, psychological, and emotional trauma. Trauma induced The post (…)
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