Ini Ekott

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Nigeria: How Changing Weather Is Reshaping Life for a Nigerian Fishing Community (III) - allAfrica.com

A small fishing community in Rivers State shares how changing weather is reshaping its routines - part of the wider pressures Nigerian fishers face, including insecurity. The first part of this series covered piracy and survival among Nigeria's small-scal... See more

allafrica.com•Ini Ekott•Nov 26, 2025

How changing weather is reshaping life for a Nigerian fishing community (III)

The first part of this series covered piracy and survival among Nigeria’s small-scale fishers and traders. The second showed government inaction. This third instalment shows how shifting weather is battering artisanal fishers, as told through the experien... See more

premiumtimesng.com•Ini Ekott•Nov 26, 2025

How changing weather is reshaping life for a Nigerian fishing community (III)

Nigeria, Nov. 26 -- The fishermen in Ikuru - a small Andoni community on the coast of Rivers State, Nigeria - have a lot to lament. For generations, the settlement on the edge of the Atlantic lived by the tides. At dawn, men paddled out in narrow canoes w... See more

htsyndication.com•Ini Ekott•Nov 25, 2025

Nigeria: Investigation - Nigerian Govt Looks Away As Fishers Face Deadly Attacks, Declining Stocks (II) - allAfrica.com

Nigeria's small-scale fishers and women traders face twin threats of piracy and climate change - and a government with no clear plan to help. The first part of this series captured the stories of piracy, loss, and survival among small-scale fishers and wo... See more

allafrica.com•Ini Ekott•Nov 12, 2025

INVESTIGATION: Nigerian govt looks away as fishers face deadly attacks, declining stocks (II)

The first part of this series captured the stories of piracy, loss, and survival among small-scale fishers and women traders across Nigeria’s coast. This second instalment turns the spotlight on government inaction – the absence of real policies, protecti... See more

premiumtimesng.com•Ini Ekott•Nov 12, 2025

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Master Of Business Administration, Business Administration, Business Administration And Management at University Of The PeopleGraduated: 2018

Bachelor Of Science, Electronics, Physics at Offshore Technology Institute, University Of Port HarcourtGraduated: 2003

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Nigeria: How Changing Weather Is Reshaping Life for a Nigerian Fishing Community (III) - allAfrica.com

How changing weather is reshaping life for a Nigerian fishing community (III)

How changing weather is reshaping life for a Nigerian fishing community (III)

Nigeria: Investigation - Nigerian Govt Looks Away As Fishers Face Deadly Attacks, Declining Stocks (II) - allAfrica.com

INVESTIGATION: Nigerian govt looks away as fishers face deadly attacks, declining stocks (II)

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Nigeria: How Changing Weather Is Reshaping Life for a Nigerian Fishing Community (III) - allAfrica.com

How changing weather is reshaping life for a Nigerian fishing community (III)

How changing weather is reshaping life for a Nigerian fishing community (III)

Nigeria: Investigation - Nigerian Govt Looks Away As Fishers Face Deadly Attacks, Declining Stocks (II) - allAfrica.com

INVESTIGATION: Nigerian govt looks away as fishers face deadly attacks, declining stocks (II)