Analyses
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Human Rights Groups React as Amnesty Report Exposes Latest Crackdown on Protesters in Nigeria
Over 24 people died, and security authorities detained more than 1,200 following the nationwide #EndBadGovernance protests that rocked Nigeria in…
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Is Nigeria Building Enough Resilience in Local Communities to Tackle Rising Terrorist Attacks?
Many factors aided the incursion of the Lakurawa terror group into the satellite communities of Sokoto and Kebbi states in…
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What’s at Stake for Simon Ekpa’s Donors As the IPOB Leader Faces Trial in Finland?
The internet has been abuzz with debates and speculations since last week when the Finnish National Bureau of Investigation (NBI)…
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Is Lakurawa Adopting Al-Qaeda’s Strategy in Conflict Areas?
The rise of the Lakurawa terror group has become alarming, particularly given its ties to jihadist factions in Mali and…
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Over 25 Million Face Hunger in Sudan Amid Global Inaction
Sudan is on the brink of a catastrophic humanitarian disaster as ongoing conflict plunges the North African nation into unprecedented…
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Simon Ekpa: A Timeline of Events Leading up to IPOB Factional Leader’s Detention
Simon Ekpa, the factional leader of the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), was arrested by the Finnish National Bureau…
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Simon Ekpa Has Been Imprisoned. What Does it Mean for IPOB Agitation?
After many years of spreading repeated violent propaganda on social media, Simon Ekpa, leader of a faction of the proscribed…
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Off-Cycle Poll: All Eyes on INEC, Security Agents as Ondo Voters Decide Next Governor
Today, Nov. 16, a total of 1,793,914 electorates who collected their Permanent Voter Cards from the Independent National Electoral Commission…
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Mapping the Dangerous Enclaves of Lakurawa Terrorists in North West Nigeria
Authorities in Sokoto called them a new terrorist group, even though they had existed for more than six years. When…
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Leveraging COP 29 for Climate Actions in Nigeria’s Frontline Communities
Aja Bukar had just returned from his farm when we met him at his home in Auno, a small village…
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