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In the second quarter (Q2) of 2025, Nigeria’s Niger Delta experienced relative peace and stability compared to the first quarter (Q1). Data indicates a 24% decline in lethal violence, with conflict related fatalities dropping from 221 in Q1 to 169 in Q2 (see page 2 for details). This trend reflects a modest improvement in regional…
This update highlights the growing threat of organized crime in the Niger Delta, with particular focus on illicit activities in Akwa Ibom State. Reported cases include drug peddling, illegal medical practices, killings for human body parts, and human trafficking. These activities pose serious risks to public safety and undermine communal stability. DOWNLOAD: Niger Delta Weekly…
This update highlights the growing threat of illicit drug trafficking and abuse in the Niger Delta. Recent data shows a surge in the availability and use of substances such as crystal methamphetamine, accompanied by a surge in drug-related crime. The spread of illicit drugs underscores the mounting risks to public safety and communal stability. Download:…
This update highlights the rising trend of interpersonal violence in the Niger Delta, with a focus on domestic violence and homicide in Rivers State. Recent cases of intimate partner violence have resulted in fatalities, underscoring the growing risks of gender-based violence and its wider impact on community safety and stability in the State. DOWNLOAD:…
This update highlights worsening insecurity in the Niger Delta, with a particular focus on escalating communal tensions and criminal violence in Ondo State. Recent data reveals a renewed surge in crime and communal clashes, underscoring the state’s fragile security environment and the urgent need for proactive conflict prevention. Download: Niger Delta Weekly Conflict Update: August…
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