Nigeria records decline in kidnaps in its three hotspots, records rise nationally
The number of reported kidnapped persons in Nigeria between June 2022 and July 2023 increased to 3,620, an analysis of data from SBM Intelligence reveals.
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Why Nigeria is listed among 10 Countries mostly Impacted by Terrorism
Addressing security concerns as this will reduce the pressure of food insecurity and also provide an enabling environment for thriving socioeconomic development.
Blood on the farm: The Ondo State farmer-herder crises that have left many dead
Okeluse and other communities in Ose Local Government Area have been battling attacks by bandits. Many have locked themselves in their communities, while others have abandoned their homes on account of deaths, property losses, and burnt farms recorded there. These agrarian communities are helpless, and their hope of surviving the onslaught is fading by the day.
How many Nigerians need to die under Buhari?
A recent data published by SBM Intelligence revealed that 2,047 deaths were recorded in Nigeria in the first quarter (Q1) of 2023.
60 civilians, security personnel killed, 80 kidnapped across the country in first fortnight of January
Non-state actors killed at least 60 civilians and security personnel in the first two weeks of the year, according to data published by the Nigeria Security Tracker.
Insecurity: Nigeria Records 1,718 Deaths in 3 Months
Despite repeated assurances from President Muhammadu Buhari and the security chiefs, many Nigerians are at the mercy of bandits, terrorists and other criminals who are ravaging many parts of the country.
Pain Of Insecurities, Vandalism Bites Deeper as Rail Transport Revenue Dropped By 66%
The impact of attacks and passengers’ abductions on Nigeria’s railway system is taking a toll on revenue as new data shows revenue from Nigerian Railway Corporation has dropped by 66percent.
Unknown Gunmen, Ungoverned Spaces, and Unavoidable Tragedies
Two sad developments took place this week in Imo and Plateau states which raises concerns about the state of Nigeria’s fragile nationhood.
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Analysis: What are the Implications of Nigeria’s Growing Insecurity?
“I have been shot, please pray for me” these were the words of Chinelo before she died after the unfortunate attack by bandits on a Kaduna bound train on March 28, 2022.
In 3 Months, 287 Killed, 356 Kidnapped in Kaduna State
On Wednesday, the Federal Government confirmed that 8 persons were killed in the Kaduna train attack that happened on Monday.
Second Train Attack in 6 Months, Nigerians ask Government which way?
For the second time within 6 months, the Abuja-Kaduna train has come under attack by terrorists, leaving many Nigerians to question the Buhari-led government on its primary constitutional responsibility which he swore to uphold – the protection of lives and properties.
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Attacks on Police Stations Re-emerge in Imo State as Nigeria Preps for 2023 Elections
The crisis rocking South-eastern Nigeria remains a great concern as attacks on police stations by gunmen have continues as threat to security of lives and properties in Imo state.
How Abuse of Security Infrastructure is Shrinking Civic Spaces in Nigeria
Last year, the AGFCS launched two reports that revealed how the Nigerian government has over time used the fight against terrorism to further encroach on civic spaces in the country.
Nigeria’s Military Strength Under Buhari Administration
Nigeria’s military is ranked the fourth in Africa and thirty-fifth in the world with respect to strength.
Niger State Emerging Insecurity Hotspot; 267 Persons Killed and 396 Kidnapped in January
With increasing incidents of deaths and kidnappings among other issues, citizens need the government to adopt different and more pragmatic approaches to solving the security problems and providing a safe place for Nigerians to live and do business for both personal and economic growth.