30,000 Fulani Militants Driving Nigeria's Insecurity Crisis
USCIRF report reveals 30,000 armed Fulani militants operating in Nigeria, causing deaths, displacement, and religious freedom violations.
USCIRF report reveals 30,000 armed Fulani militants operating in Nigeria, causing deaths, displacement, and religious freedom violations.
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A new USCIRF report identifies Fulani militants as perpetrators of deadly attacks and mass abductions in rural Nigeria, raising security concerns.
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A new USCIRF report estimates 30,000 armed Fulani militants operate across Nigeria, fueling deadly attacks, kidnappings, and religious violence in Benue, Plateau, and Kaduna states.
The Nigerian Army rescued 221 civilians, killed 317 terrorists, and arrested 314 suspects in nationwide operations during May 2026, spanning six military theatres.
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