Joey Off-Air Podcast

Tani Jonah fled her village 10km away while two months pregnant. Her home was burned. Her village erased. She gave birth inside a church compound with limited antenatal care. “There are no houses left,” she says. Read more joeyoffair.com/conflict-plate… Supported by @CJIDAfrica

On Monday, Joey Off-Air Journalists @JournoJiva and @NuelUmahi led a session at Social Voices’ Story Lab on producing solutions podcast stories on gender-related issues. Here are the takeaways👇

Podcasting is rapidly growing, with 584 million global listeners and a 482% rise in Nigeria. As journalists explore audio storytelling, many are still learning how to adapt. This Solutions Story Lab helps bridge that gap. Join: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

Inside the Listening Experience for What If We Fall joeyoffair.com/inside-the-lis…

When Magdalene Zakka went into labour, the nearest hospital had been burned down. Her family travelled 30km by motorcycle for care. Violence in Plateau isn’t just displacing people — it’s collapsing rural healthcare. joeyoffair.com/plateau-state-… Supported by @CJIDAfrica

Tani Jonah fled her village 10km away while two months pregnant. Her home was burned. Her village erased. She gave birth inside a church compound with limited antenatal care. “There are no houses left,” she says. Read more joeyoffair.com/conflict-plate… Supported by @CJIDAfrica

In parts of rural Plateau State, pregnant women now give birth without proper medical care or travel miles through unsafe roads to reach a hospital. Attacks have destroyed clinics and driven healthcare workers away. Read more joeyoffair.com/plateau-state-… Supported by @CJIDAfrica

Uren Bulus teaches 200 children alone. She divides them by age inside one tent. Writes for one group. Wipes the board. Writes for another. No one is idle. But hunger and trauma sit quietly in the classroom. Read the full story joeyoffair.com/conflict-plate… Supported by @CJIDAfrica

Beyond the deaths and displacement, violent attacks in Plateau State are tearing down schools, homes, and healthcare facilities that communities rely on. Full story: joeyoffair.com/plateau-state-… Supported by @CJIDAfrica

Across Plateau, NGOs are rebuilding roofs,donating food,and keeping schools alive. But survivors say education, trauma care,and healthcare cannot depend on charity alone. Inside the tent,Uren wipes the board again. Class continues joeyoffair.com/conflict-plate… Supported by @CJIDAfrica

Who protects rural communities in Plateau? FG points to the state. The state points to traditional rulers. Meanwhile, clinics are burned and residents travel miles for healthcare. Read more: joeyoffair.com/plateau-state-… With support from @CJIDAfrica

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[Photo Story ] - CRADI & DREP hosted a key dialogue in Jos on Youth, Peace & FoRB under UK-backed YouthFORB project. Youth leaders, religious reps, security shared early warning tips, EWER strategies & solutions to curb conflicts. #YouthFORB #NigeriaPeace