terrorist financing in Nigeria

  • Al'amin Umar

    ISWAP’s ‘Tax’ System is Bleeding Farmers Dry in Northeastern Nigeria

    Kaka Ali gripped the worn handle of his hoe with both hands, his fingers curling tightly around the smooth wood. The August sun hung low, its rays pressing with unforgiving weight. Before him stretched a two-hectare farm in Chiraa, a desolate village on the outskirts of Monguno in Nigeria’s northeast. The plot, a patchwork of […]

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  • Kunle Adebajo

    How Are Terrorists In Nigeria Funding Their Violent Campaigns?

    Nigeria has been in a long-drawn battle with violent terror organisations for over a decade. These groups break up, expand, contract, and form new alliances as their strength either intensifies or wanes. Whatever happens, they have remained a threat to the safety of lives and property, and one key reason is their access to funding. […]

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