SPECIAL REPORT: How poverty is pushing Plateau youths, children into hazardous work

Deep inside the forest behind the New Government House, Jos, young men and teenagers descend into narrow, unfortified pits, digging through layers of soil in search of traces of tin. The post SPECIAL REPORT: How poverty is pushing Platea…
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