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1st QUARTER MASS ATROCITIES CASUALTIES TRACKING REPORT: January – March 2023 Summary of Mass Atrocities Casualties for 1st Quarter 2023 (January – March) In the first quarter of 2023, our data showed that at least 1230 people were killed including at least 79 security personnel and over 658 abductions took place across Nigeria. In what…
“Secure Nigeria, Account for the Missing and the Dead” The Community Of Practice Against Mass Atrocities, and the Joint Action Civil Society Committee under the aegis of Nigeria Mourns, condemn in strong terms the increased spate of insecurity across the country; and call on the Nigerian government to take actionable steps to mitigate further…
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NATIONAL SECURITY: BUHARI HAS SO FAR, FAILED. Introduction Nigeria is in dire straits. All over the country, Nigerian citizens, including children, are killed daily by terrorists and criminals as well as in extra-judicial killings by state actors with the government doing little or nothing about it. The government, through the Minister of Defence, has instead…
It is not news that Nigeria is in a precarious place right now and in need of urgent interventions to restore peace and security across the nation. Our tracking of mass atrocities across Nigeria for 2020, (indicated through casualties of violent attacks, clashes, terrorism, kidnappings, and extrajudicial killings) informs that at least four thousand, five…
Nigeria Mourns strongly condemns the ambush, shooting and physical attacks and killings of unarmed peaceful protesters at the Lekki Toll Plaza on the night of Tuesday, 20 October, 2020 and in other parts of Nigeria. The #EndSars #EndPoliceBrutality campaigns began in response to well documented traditions of predatory, unlawful and lethal methods consistently deployed by…
Between June 10 and 11 of 2020 , about 150 citizens were killed in mass violence across the country. They will not be here. Democracy ended for them. They will never speak again. They will never vote again. #NigeriaMourns today spoke for Nigerians who have died from insecurity in our democracy by publishing a representative…
Human Rights and Governance in COVID-19 Bulletin Weekly Bulletin Tuesday, 9th June, 2020 Published by the Secretariat of the Joint Action Civil Society Coalition (Nigeria Mourns) Nigeria’s first 100 days of COVID-19 Nigeria, on Saturday 6th June, 2020, attained the milestone of 100 days since the index case…
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Human Rights and Governance in COVID-19 Bulletin Weekly Bulletin Tuesday 2nd June 2020 Published by the Secretariat of the Joint Action Civil Society Coalition (Nigeria Mourns) Phase Two of Eased Lockdown The Presidential Task Force on Covid19 (PTF) announced a “Cautious advance into the second phase of the…
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Human Rights and Governance Bulletin Weekly Bulletin Tuesday 26th May 2020 Safeguarding Frontline Health Workers in the fight against Covid-19 in Africa Africa is the world’s second-largest and second-most-populous continent after Asia with about 1.3 billion people. As at 9 am EAT, May 12, 2020, a total of 66,373 COVID-19 cases and 2,336 (CFR: 4%)…
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In a bid to project Nigeria towards a self-sufficient, modern and inclusive economy, the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria Godiwn Emefiele has proposed 8 essential steps to turning the tide and transforming Nigeria’s ailing economy as it currently stands and beyond the Covid-19 pandemic:…
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