Its be over 34 days since heavily armed gunmen disguised in military uniforms executed a coordinated raid on three schools simultaneously in Oriire, Oyo State.
Since April 2014, Nigeria has suffered 26 major school attacks, resulting in over 2,400 student abductions.
Between October 2016 and April 2026, at least 16 senior military officers have been killed in action.
We are talking about:
👉3 Brigadier Generals
👉2 Colonels
👉10 Lieutenant Colonels
👉1 Major
@TheICIR reports: https://t.co/AkCTdqPgS8
all i’m thinking of is the socio-ecological model for understanding human behaviour. it is based on the idea that social issues must be understood within a multi-dimensional context, where personal, social, structural, and environmental factors are all important.
Frustration is mounting among electricity consumers over what many describe as persistent, unexplained debt charges on their bills, with the Jos Electricity Distribution Company coming under increasing scrutiny.
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In Maraban Kantoma, residents turned an abandoned mud house into a makeshift clinic after their hospital was burned down.
There is no labour bed. No electricity. No enough medicine. Just one nurse. Yet it serves a lot of people.
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There are no trauma centres in the camp.
Children shrink at the sight of a cane.
Some stare into space, lost in memories they cannot explain.
Displacement doesn’t end when the gunshots stop.
https://t.co/cq4sx1LnHw
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The programme will equip journalists with AI tools to strengthen investigative reporting and promote transparency in Nigeria’s environmental and extractive sectors.
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[Photo Story ] - CRADI & DREP hosted a key dialogue in Jos on Youth, Peace & FoRB under UK-backed YouthFORB project. Youth leaders, religious reps, security shared early warning tips, EWER strategies & solutions to curb conflicts.
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Across Plateau, NGOs are rebuilding roofs,donating food,and keeping schools alive.
But survivors say education, trauma care,and healthcare cannot depend on charity alone.
Inside the tent,Uren wipes the board again.
Class continues
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Violence in Plateau State wiped out Dawell Gideon’s entire family in one night — his pregnant wife and five daughters.
He spent nearly a year in hospital recovering from the shock.
Read his story:
https://t.co/cq4sx1LnHw
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Who protects rural communities in Plateau?
FG points to the state. The state points to traditional rulers.
Meanwhile, clinics are burned and residents travel miles for healthcare.
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Nigeria’s population tops 230 million, yet global prevalence data points to tens of thousands potentially living with haemophilia and related conditions. Shockingly, only 941 cases appear on the national registry.
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Nigeria’s rental system may be entering a new phase.
RentStay has officially launched its web app, offering zero agent fees, verified listings, automated rent management, and interest-earning caution deposits.
A digital shift in property management?
Time will tell.
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For decades, violent attacks on rural communities in Plateau State have forced thousands from their homes, leaving many to survive in overcrowded shelters with little to no access to basic amenities.
https://t.co/cq4sx1LnHw
Inside a dust-stained UNICEF tent in Bokkos, Plateau State, one teacher stands before 200 displaced children aged 2–14.
One board. One marker. No salary. No trauma support. Just hope.
Read our latest on how violent attacks are emptying Plateau’s villages 👇
“When people come here, I don’t ask whether you are Catholic or Muslim. A human being is a human being.”
— Fr. Paul Wape, sheltering thousands displaced by violence in Plateau.
The church became a refuge. Then it became a school. Then a hospital 👇👇
After violent attacks in Plateau State, burned clinics and fleeing staff have left rural residents travelling miles for basic and emergency. Destroyed health centres and absent doctors are forcing pregnant women and sick patients to seek care miles away.
https://t.co/125575meEU
So sad!
Just the other day, @IamSocialMallam, a SCOJA Fellow at @HumAngleFdn, reported on the many challenges that retirees and their families are facing in Plateau State.
We can't continue this way.