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Analyses
Female Smallholder Farmers at Great Disadvantage In Nigeria – Report
The recent National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) report shows that more women sustain their households with farming than they do…
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News
Sell Us Your Farms Or Risk More Attacks – Herders To Farmers In Zamfara
In the end, it all boils down to land grabbing by any means. The terror enterprise that has endured in…
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Analyses
Why Stability Remains Fragile in the Lake Chad Basin
At the beginning of 2025, eight state governors from Nigeria, Chad, Cameroon, and the Republic of Niger gathered in Borno…
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Armed Violence
Peacebuilding Actors Say ‘Christian Genocide’ Rhetoric Is Eroding Their Work in Nigeria
Temisan Etietsola works as a media strategist at Search for Common Ground, a think tank focused on peacebuilding through media…
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News
Why Terrorists Are Moving Into Kano Villages from Katsina
For years, the commercial hub of Kano stood apart in the insecurity-ravaged northwestern Nigeria. It is a state often spoken…
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Armed Violence
Constant Attacks Continue to Cast Doubt on Borno’s Resettlement Scheme
On the night of Nov. 17, gunfire tore through Mayanti village as Boko Haram terrorists attacked the construction site for…
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Analyses
Fact Check: False ‘Terrorist Hideout’ Coordinates in Benue Risk Turning Civilians into Targets
When an X user, who goes by Chibuenyi (Don Machiti), announced that he had obtained “coordinates of [terrorists] hideouts” and…
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Features
Taraba Communities Are Choosing Words Over Weapons
The echoes of gunfire still haunt Abdullahi Wakili. What he remembers most, however, is the silence that followed — the…
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Features
Shrinking Water Sources Stir Farmer-Herder Tensions in Adamawa Community
Bello Gambur dreads going to the stream before 2 p.m. Every morning, he leaves home with a herd of over…
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Armed Violence
What’s Left of Benue State’s Deserted Communities?
The paths that lead home are now silent. But it wasn’t always like that. Years ago, weekdays in Tse Torkula…
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