by Tony Perkins and Fred Davie In the West African country of Burkina Faso, the Grand Imam of Djibo Souaisou Cisse was found dead last month, just days after armed assailants abducted him from a…

In a three months-long investigation, HumAngle traced former members of the terror group to different cities across the country, where some of them who still share radical beliefs are embedded.…

Organized crime, floods, and drought are hitting agriculture just when the African nation needs it most. By Ruth Olurounbi, Agnieszka de Sousa, William Clowes and Mustapha Aminu Just before the start of…

At least 1,126 villagers killed by bandits from January to June 2020  Attacks pose threats to food security in rural areas  Failure to bring killers to justice fuels impunity The…

A 52-year-old farmer, Bitrus Auta, in this interview with GODWIN ISENYO, talks about how he lost his 30-year-old daughter-in-law with a seven-month-old pregnancy and her two children to an attack on…

The world’s most “unfashionable” persecuted minority is arguably Christian. Despite being persecuted in far more countries than any other religion, Christians are simply not on the radar of Western consciousness.…

Genocide in Nigeria and the Implications for the International Community Published by the International Committee on Nigeria (ICON) and the International Organisation for Peace Building and Social Justice (PSJ). Access…

The Kaduna State Police Command on Saturday arrested some protesters, who took to the streets of the sate today over what they described as “genocide” in the southern part of…

Some youth on Saturday protested what they called “the unabated killings in the southern part of Kaduna State”, a development they described as “very unfortunate” considering the presence of security…

In Southern Kaduna, the people come across as games that are picked up by the enemies. The cycle has not been broken for years. In some cases, the killing is…