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Abdullahi Jimoh

Abdullahi Jimoh

Abdullahi Jimoh is an independent journalist from Nigeria. He is a contributor at Media Diversity Institute UK. The Continent, The Africa Report, Minority Africa, EL PAÍS and elsewhere.

Stories from Abdullahi Jimoh

A farmer turns the faucet to start the flow of water on a pump powered by nearby solar panels.
Energy

Nigerian Farmers Cut Fuel Costs and Boost Yields with Solar-Powered Irrigation

Nigerian farmers are facing all-time high fuel prices, hindering their ability to grow in the dry season. Some are looking to solar-powered irrigation systems as a more affordable way to boost their yields.
Abdulaziz Bagwai & Abdullahi Jimoh
August 4
Aliyu Ibrahim stands at the front of a classroom holding a laptop in front of a chalkboard that reads, "Energy use in Nigeria."
Nature

On the Front Lines of Climate Change and Conflict, Educating Young People is a Form of Resistance and a Means of Survival

The Green Panthers visit schools across Nigeria to reveal the far-reaching impacts of human destruction. They hope to inspire the country's youth to do things differently.
Abdullahi Jimoh
April 20
Rickshaws and pedestrians fill a bustling street in Lagos, Nigeria.
Community Development

Nigeria Is Using CNG to Fight Fuel Inflation. What Does That Mean for Its Clean Energy Transition?

Facing soaring fuel prices, Nigeria is testing compressed natural gas (CNG) as a cleaner and cheaper alternative. Other African countries are watching closely to see what works and what still holds the transition back.
Abdullahi Jimoh
January 26
A Hinckley Recycling employee wears personal protection equipment to disassemble and recycle e-waste in a recycling facility.
Technology

The Fragile System Taking Shape to Manage Nigeria’s E-Waste Crisis

As local recyclers share safer ways to manage e-waste, Nigeria is testing whether producer responsibility regulations can reduce pollution from discarded electronics.
Abdullahi Jimoh
December 29, 2025
People speak to an agent at a yellow MoMo Mobile Money kiosk in Rwanda.
Finance

A Zero-Fee Mobile Banking Model is Redefining Financial Inclusion in Côte d’Ivoire

As Côte d'Ivoire’s banking system struggles to reach millions of residents, fintech startup Wave is redefining how people save and spend money across West Africa via a simple smartphone app with no transaction fees.
Abdullahi Jimoh
November 10, 2025
A close up of the indoor containers filled with rice bran and sawdust some crops are grown in at Soilless Farm Lab.
Voices for Change

This Nigerian Lab is Farming Without Soil to Rethink Food Security

In Awowo, Nigeria, a youth-led experiment in soilless farming is training thousands, slashing water use and reimagining agriculture for a climate-stressed future.
Abdullahi Jimoh
October 14, 2025