| Excerpts: Analysis of data collected by the Nigeria Security Tracker (NST) for May 2022 shows that at least 594 people were killed while 227 were kidnapped over one month. The data is an improvement on the security situation in the previous month when 917 persons were killed and 343 others abducted. In May, 321 of the … The post Over 820 Killed, Kidnapped In Nigeria In May, Electoral Violence On The Rise appeared first on HumAngle Media.
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Police officers fired tear gas on Tuesday, June 7, to disperse commercial motorcycles popularly known as Okada at Idi Araba of Lagos State, Southwest Nigeria. The latter were protesting the ban on Okada by the state government in some local government areas. HumAngle learnt that trouble started as commercial bike riders resisted members of the … The post Police, Commercial Motorcyclists Clash In Lagos Over Motorcycle Ban appeared first on HumAngle Media.
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To address the Boko Haram insurgency, Nigeria designed a de-radicaization and rehabilitization program to help reintegrate the members of this group into society. The post CVE Gender Bias And Deradicalisation appeared first on HumAngle Media.
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The Government of Norway is reportedly planning to reallocate its development funds to support more in-donor refugee costs. The in-donor refugee costs are being used to accommodate refugees from Ukraine amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war. But the move has raised concerns over a diversion of funds from existing commitments in low-income countries like Nigeria. In … The post What Norway’s Proposed Aid Cut Could Mean For Nigeria appeared first on HumAngle Media.
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A new joint report by the World Food Programme (WFP) and the Food and Agricultural Organisation (FAO) has warned that acute food insecurity will likely worsen in Nigeria and 19 countries from June to Sept. 2022. The report came out on Monday, June 6. It issued an early warning for humanitarian action in 20 “Hunger … The post WFP, FAO List Nigeria, 19 Others Hunger Hotspot appeared first on HumAngle Media.
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Egyptian contingent attached to the United Nations Multidimensional Integrated Stabilisation Mission in the Central African Republic (MINUSCA) on Sunday, June 5, prevented some Russian mercenaries of the Wagner Security Group from abducting five prisoners from the Roux military prison in Bangui, Central African Republic. A military source who witnessed the altercation told HumAngle that the … The post UN Soldiers Stop Russian Mercenaries From Abducting Prisoners In Central African Republic appeared first on HumAngle Media.
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Six militias died during clashes between the Twigwaheno-Makanika and Biloze Bishambuke armed groups in the Fizi Haut-Plateaux of South Kivu in the Democratic Republic of Congo last weekend. According to military sources, seven persons also sustained injuries in the clashes in Monyi, near Minembwe. In addition, many properties were destroyed by the parties. “The security … The post Militias Die In Clashes Between Armed Groups In DR Congo appeared first on HumAngle Media.
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A terror gang led by one Dogo Gudale has abducted about 23 persons from three villages in Bukuyum Local Government Area of Zamfara State, Northwest Nigeria. The attack on Tuesday, June 7, occurred at about 5:30 a.m. (WAT). HumAngle learnt that those abducted were mainly young men from Gayawa, Takalafiya, and Kairu villages. A Village … The post Terrorists Abduct 23 Persons, Kill 3 In Zamfara appeared first on HumAngle Media.
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Military chiefs from member states of the East African Community (EAC) met in Goma, Democratic Republic of Congo, Monday, June 6, to discuss the constitution of a regional force to fight local and foreign armed groups in the eastern DR Congo. The meeting brought together military chiefs from the EAC countries of Burundi, Kenya, Rwanda, … The post East African Military Chiefs Plan Regional Force To Fight Armed Groups In DR Congo appeared first on HumAngle Media.
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Yobe State Government, Northeast Nigeria, has trained about 20 community health extension workers (CHEWs) with preventive messages about the monkeypox outbreak. The state government deployed this strategy with the World Health Organization’s (WHO) support to reach 20,0000 households with risk communication messages. Abubakar Bintu, 40, one of the trained CHEWs who lives in the state’s … The post Community Health Champions Adopt Door-to-Door Approach To Curb Monkeypox In Nigeria’s Yobe State appeared first on HumAngle Media.
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