NIGERIA

Nigeria faces a multitude of crises, including ethnic and religious conflicts, political instability, violence in the Niger Delta region, farmer-herder clashes, and a rise in kidnappings and banditry, particularly in the northwest and north-central areas. These issues have resulted in significant loss of life, displacement of communities, and substantial impact on security and public safety. Nigeria still faces famine, a lack of human rights, and high crime levels. With the high level of corruption and weak institutions, the civic dynamic has worsened, and citizens' rights are left in question.

Learning Resources

Background

Food Insecurity

Government and Human Rights

Farmer -Herder Crises

Secessionist Groups

Environmental Instability

Kidnapping and Abduction

Confraternities