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From 10 to 62: Binnari and the Cost of Counting Late

On Friday, 23 October, gunmen entered Binnari, a river market town in Karim Lamido Local Government Area of Taraba State, shortly after Jumu'ah prayers...

The Middle Belt’s Empty Villages Need Counting, Not Slogans

Lydia Ingev was 49 when she fled Tse Tokula, a farming village in Guma, Benue State, one night in 2014. She had already lost...

Nigeria’s Deadliest Security Week: 15 Troops Killed, Child Murdered After Ransom Paid

Armed groups struck across six states between 18 and 24 October, killing at least 32 confirmed civilians and security personnel and exposing the limits...

The Middle Belt’s Hidden Crises: What  The  Death Toll Isn’t Telling You

More than 50,000 people have died in Nigeria’s Middle Belt since 2011. In several of those years, the death toll exceeded Boko Haram’s. And...

Europe Has Not Closed Its Doors—It Has Changed the Rules, By Rimamnde Shawulu

Few subjects generate as much speculation among Nigerians today as migration to Europe. Social media has been flooded with claims that Europe has closed...

State Police Will Not End Nigeria’s Insecurity—But It Could Make Nigeria Safer

For nearly two decades, Nigeria has searched for a single solution to an increasingly complex security crisis. Every few years, a new proposal emerges,...

42 Marghi Children Abducted in Southern Borno: Why Nigeria Is Not Paying Attentio

More than a decade after the Chibok schoolgirls' abduction shocked the world, another community in Borno State is asking a painful question: Have we...

When Generals Are No Longer Safe, What Hope Is Left for Ordinary Nigerians? Security Crisis Deepens

The kidnapping and death of retired Major General Rabe Abubakar has once again forced Nigeria to confront a deeply troubling question: if senior military...

When Nigeria Outsources Trust to Machines, By Rimamnde Shawulu Kwewum

Nigeria’s democracy is again at a familiar crossroads: the point where electoral reform is loudly promised, quietly diluted, and then defended as “procedure.” The...

ISWAP Ambushes Troops in Borno, Bandits Overrun Police Stations in Zamfara

Over the past week alone, more than 80 people were killed across Nigeria, with Zamfara, Borno, Kaduna, and Niger States emerging as the worst-affected...

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