The African Centre for Leadership, Strategy and Development (Centre LSD) has collaborated with traditional rulers in Cross River State to abolish the harmful 'Money Woman' practice in Becheve communities. This tradition involved giving young girls in marr
Traditional rulers in Cross River State have abolished the harmful 'Money Woman' practice, with over N6 million raised to free 57 women from debt-based marriages.
Violence erupted in Ikoyi-Ile, Oyo State, as residents were shot during a clash over the Soun of Ogbomoso's planned visit. The monarch postponed the town hall meeting citing security concerns.
A recent stampede during Ramadan alms distribution in Katsina State, killing four, underscores a pattern of fatal incidents at charity events across Nigeria. This article examines the causes, historical tragedies, and urgent need for better planning and g
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The Centre for Peace and Environmental Justice (CEPEJ) launched a multi-stakeholder peacebuilding dialogue in Warri, Delta State, to de-escalate ethnic tensions. This effort underscores the critical role of NGOs in promoting equity, justice, and sustainab
Tensions escalated in Plateau State as women blocked a mass burial for Palm Sunday attack victims, demanding release of arrested youths. The death toll has increased to 33.
Jos, Plateau State, continues to bleed from ethnic and religious conflicts, with markets divided, families displaced, and children growing up in fear. This article explores the human toll, the need for legal reforms, and the fragile peace efforts in a cit
A family of four was killed in an overnight attack by suspected armed herdsmen in Benue State, with a young boy surviving gunshot injuries and undergoing emergency surgery.
Governor Bassey Otu of Cross River State has evacuated 37 students from the University of Jos following deadly violence in Plateau State, ensuring their safety amid communal clashes.
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Women in Jos's Angwan Ruba community vow to block mass burial for Palm Sunday terrorist attack victims, demanding release of three arrested youths they claim are innocent.
An analysis of the persistent violence in Jos reveals how ignored panel reports, unaddressed root causes, and systemic failures perpetuate a tragic cycle of conflict in Plateau State.
Indigenes of 17 Ogoni communities, displaced in 1994, raise alarm over renewed land grabbing by foreigners and neighboring groups, threatening their ancestral lands in Rivers State.
For over two decades, Jos, Plateau State's capital, has symbolized Nigeria's unresolved tensions, with cycles of violence rooted in colonial history, economic inequality, and political failures. This article explores the deep-seated causes and ongoing imp
The Palm Sunday killings in Jos highlight Nigeria's dangerous slide into accepting violence as routine. This article warns against reducing lives to statistics and calls for urgent action to preserve national solidarity and humanity.
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A Plateau community leader decries that security forces demanded compensation for a killed cow but ignore farmer deaths, highlighting escalating communal tensions and perceived injustice in the region.
Residents of Anguwan Rogo and Anguwan Rukuba in Jos received N1 million reward after shielding both Christians and Muslims during separate violent incidents, promoting peaceful coexistence.
The Christian Association of Nigeria in Taraba urges support for displaced persons amid ongoing violence, calling for donations and peace in an Easter appeal.
In Ozoro, Delta State, Nigeria, men sexually assaulted women during a cultural festival in broad daylight, highlighting systemic failures in justice and parenting.
In Taraba State, Tiv women from Takum and Donga areas face despair after attacks left them widowed and homeless, pleading with President Tinubu and Governor Kefas for security and peace to return to their farms.
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A Benue student recounts a harrowing ordeal after the state government allegedly promised 50 buses to evacuate students from Jos, only to provide far fewer, leaving many stranded amid security concerns.
A Fulani woman's viral social media post details alarming incidents involving herders, including property damage and crop destruction, fueling discussions on Nigeria's herder-farmer conflicts.
A video shows a young girl crying uncontrollably at her father's burial after he was killed in a Plateau attack that left over 30 dead. The incident highlights ongoing violence in the region.
Heightened tension persists in Jos despite curfew relaxation, with hoodlums attacking motorists and passersby, causing panic and business paralysis in Plateau State.
The Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria (MACBAN) has strongly criticized religious leaders for allegedly inciting violence through inflammatory rhetoric following the deadly attack in Plateau state that killed at least 28 people.
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Sa'idu Murtala, a garden egg seller, shares how a Christian neighbor hid him from gunmen during the deadly Anguwan Rukuba assault, highlighting interfaith humanity amid violence.
Sa'idu Murtala recounts how a Christian neighbor hid him during deadly violence in Jos, highlighting humanity amid religious tensions in Plateau State.
A reprisal attack in Jos, Plateau State, has claimed the life of a newly married Corps member, Ibrahim Haruna, just days before his service completion, amid escalating communal violence.
Protesters in South Africa's Eastern Cape set vehicles and buildings ablaze in opposition to the coronation of a Nigerian traditional leader, highlighting deep-seated tensions over immigration and sovereignty.
Violent protests erupted in KuGompo City, South Africa, over the reported coronation of a Nigerian Igbo leader, Solomon Ogbonna Eziko, as 'Igwe Ndigbo Na East London.' Protesters burned vehicles and buildings, sparking outrage from local authorities and t
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Protesters in Eastern Cape, South Africa, have burned vehicles and buildings in violent unrest triggered by the installation of a Nigerian Igbo leader as a local king, sparking clashes and raising tensions over cultural sovereignty.
