Black South Africans Block Immigrant Children from Schools
Black South Africans prevent children of African immigrants from attending school, escalating xenophobic attacks. Police present but do not intervene.
Category : Communal Conflicts
Gunmen Kill Herder, Shoot 21 Cattle in Plateau Attack
Gunmen attacked herders in Diyan village, Plateau State, killing one and shooting 21 cattle. MACBAN calls for justice, denies Berom youth involvement.
MACBAN petitions Mutfwang, DSS over cattle killings
MACBAN petitions Plateau governor, DSS, and security commander over repeated killing and poisoning of cattle in Barkin Ladi LGA, demanding justice and compensation.
MFM Ogba Region Holds Two-Day Mega Crusade for Deliverance
MFM Ogba Mega Region 32 announces a two-day open-air crusade themed 'Deliverance from Foundational Bondage' on April 24-25, 2026, in Lagos.
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Ozoro Festival: Protecting Women from Sexual Harassment
The Alue Do Cultural Festival in Ozoro, Delta State, faced national scrutiny after videos showed women being harassed. This article examines the incident, responses from authorities, and the need to align traditions with human rights.
Edo Council Orders Farm Settlers to Relocate Over Security
Etsako East Local Council in Edo State has directed farm settlers in forested areas to move to nearby towns to enhance security, citing risks from criminal exploitation in isolated locations.
TYF Condemns Misrepresentation of Yoruba Identity in Kwara, Kogi
Think Yoruba First Organisation Worldwide rejects claims distorting the historical and cultural identity of Yoruba communities in Kwara and Kogi, warning against politicization of ethnicity.
Plateau Women Destroy Military Checkpoint in Protest
Women from Gashish community in Plateau State destroyed a military checkpoint during a protest against recurring attacks, criticizing security forces for failing to protect residents and alleging possible complicity.
Suspected Herdsmen Kill Five in Fresh Benue Attack
Suspected armed herders attacked Tse Ameen community in Benue State, killing five people according to locals, while police confirm four deaths. The incident occurred on Saturday night, with bodies recovered on Sunday.
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Nwifuru's Land Dispute Resolution Yields Results in Ebonyi
Ebonyi State's efforts to resolve long-standing land and boundary disputes are delivering results, with many conflicts settled through dialogue and mediation, as reported by Commissioner Nwobasi.
Cleaner Abroad Builds House in One Year, Silences Critics
A Nigerian man working as a cleaner in a Gulf country has built a house back home after just one year, sharing his achievement on TikTok to counter critics who doubted his potential.
Centre LSD, Traditional Rulers End 'Money Woman' Practice in C/River
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
Cross River Abolishes Harmful 'Money Woman' Tradition
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.
Ikoyi-Ile Shooting: Ogbomoso King Postpones Town Hall Meeting
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.
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Katsina Stampede: Charity Must Not Be a Death Trap
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
CEPEJ-Africa's Warri Peace Dialogue Shows NGO Importance
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
Women Protest Mass Burial in Angwan Rukuba, Death Toll Rises
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 Crisis: A Mirror of Nigeria's Ethnic and Religious Divides
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
Child Survives Benue Attack That Killed Mother, Three Brothers
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.
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Gov Otu Evacuates 37 Cross River Students from UNIJOS
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.
Jos Women Protest Funeral for Palm Sunday Attack Victims
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.
Jos Crisis: Unheeded Warnings Fuel Plateau Violence
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.
Rivers Communities Decry Renewed Land Grabbing Threats
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.
Jos: Unending Crisis of Identity and Violence on Plateau
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
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Jos Tragedy: Normalizing Violence and Forgetting Humanity
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.
Plateau Leader: 'Cows Valued More Than Human Lives' After Killings
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.
Plateau Communities Rewarded for Protecting Christians, Muslims
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.
CAN Seeks Help for Taraba IDPs, Decries Killings
The Christian Association of Nigeria in Taraba urges support for displaced persons amid ongoing violence, calling for donations and peace in an Easter appeal.
Ozoro Festival Assault: Daylight Sexual Violence Defiles Event
In Ozoro, Delta State, Nigeria, men sexually assaulted women during a cultural festival in broad daylight, highlighting systemic failures in justice and parenting.
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Taraba Tiv Women Cry for Help Amid Violence and Displacement
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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