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Analyses
What Is The Real Cause Of Attacks In Nigeria’s Middle Belt?
There are different perspectives on the cause of the lingering conflict within Nigeria’s Middle Belt states. Some reports have ascribed…
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Features
IDPs Resettled To Marte Are Fleeing, Complain Of Hunger And Insecurity
“The government told us they were taking us back to our homes. They also said we were not going to…
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Armed Violence
‘Like Slavery’: Nigeria’s Special Police Constables Risking Their Lives For Zero Pay
Nearly three years after Ibrahim Oladeni died as an officer of Nigeria’s Special Constabulary Police, his widow, Omolade, and his…
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Armed Violence
Humanitarian Crisis Looms In Plateau Following Gruesome Christmas Day Attacks
Bwei Hali, 35, was preparing to have a grand Christmas celebration in Plateau, North-central Nigeria, when he started receiving phone…
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Armed Violence
Nine Communities Suffer Weeklong Attacks In Nigeria’s North West
Residents of Yarkofoji, Madaci, Dankadu, Rini, Dankaiwa, Birnin-Tudu, and three other villages in thw Bakura local government area of Zamfara,…
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Analyses
Half Of Nigerians Not Travelling For Holidays Due To Lack Of Money, High Transport Costs
Will you be spending the December holidays with your family? For many Nigerians, the answer to this question is no,…
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Analyses
What Recurring Airstrike Mishaps Mean For Nigeria’s Counterterrorism Operations
The persistent attacks on civilians by both state and non-state actors as the fight against terrorism in North West Nigeria…
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Displacement & Migration
What Happens When A Displacement Camp Is Emptied Of People?
The Dalori II displacement camp echoed with life only last year. Traders lined the dirt roads with groceries, firewood, and…
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Armed Violence
The Victims Of Farmer-Herder Conflict In Nigeria’s Northeast
Before he was attacked last month, 23-year-old Salisu Ibrahim had witnessed several altercations with herders whose cattle usually encroach farms…
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Features
Once Independent, Now They Depend On Palliatives. But For How Long?
At 67, Kaltume Abdullahi was content being a widow. She was also fine selling food at a small spot in…
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