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Armed Violence
725 Killed Across Nigeria In October Due To Insecurity, 235 Kidnapped
At least 725 people were killed in Nigeria between Oct. 1 and Oct. 31, according to data gathered by the…
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Features
Vigilantes Defying The Odds To Protect Lives In Northwest Nigeria
Musa Abdullahi understood the risks when he left life as a full-time farmer to sign up as a vigilante many…
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News
Names Of Lekki Toll Gate Massacre Victims We Have So Far
At a quarter to 7 p.m. on Oct. 20, 2020, officers of the Nigerian Army started shooting at a group…
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Features
#EndSARS Anniversary: Nigerian Protest Mobilisers Disappointed But Hopeful
Solomon Adewole has seen first-hand how Nigerian police officers abuse their power to harass and extort people. He himself had…
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Analyses
What New Surrenders Tell Us About Boko Haram’s Size, State Propaganda
The surrender of hordes of insurgents to state forces in Nigeria is not strange. Similar events were recorded in previous…
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Features
Displaced By ‘Bandits’ (5): The Different Shades Of Zamfara’s Humanitarian Tragedy
Usman Muhammed and his family were not going to leave their hometown even in the face of severe suffering. There…
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News
Humanitarian Reporting Crucial But Must Be Done Right, Ben Parker Reflects As He Bows Out
Reporting the aid industry as well as humanitarian crises is tough but also incredibly important, says Ben Parker, co-founder and…
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News
Nigerian Security Forces Record Heavy Toll As 722 Are Killed In September
Nigeria’s security agencies recorded an especially high number of casualties due to armed violence in Sept. 2021, analysis of data…
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Analyses
Data: How Buhari’s Oct. 1 Speeches Reflect Nigeria’s Growing Insecurity
Ever since Nigerian first and only Prime Minister, Abubakar Tafawa Balewa, delivered a speech to mark Nigeria’s independence on Oct.…
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Features
Displaced By ‘Bandits’ (4): The Different Shades Of Katsina’s Humanitarian Tragedy
Somewhere along Dutsinma Road in Katsina lies the office of one of Nigeria’s lesser-known construction companies. A white sliding gate…
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