Summary of Mass Atrocities Casualties for May 2023 Our data tracking for the month of May showed that at least 391 people were killed with over 207 persons abducted in 91 communities across the country. This figure is the 3rd lowest recorded since the start of the year indicating a 28.26% decrease in violent killings…
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National Day of Mourning honors the victims of Mass atrocities in Nigeria. Victims who have lost their lives or live with the aftermath of different forms of atrocities that continue to plague the nation. Nigeria Mourns and other organizations are working toward the NDOM 2022. This year demands strongly that government should secure our lives,…
Published by the Secretariat of the Joint Action Civil Society Coalition (Nigeria Mourns) Biweekly Bulletin: Issue No. 6 Tuesday, 16th June, 2020 Democracy Threatened Under COVID-19 President Muhammadu Buhari on Friday, June 12, 2020, addressed the nation in commemoration of the Nigeria’s 21 years of democratic governance. In his address, he noted…
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Virtual School Policy The Federal government directed that all schools (Primary, secondary and tertiary institutions) be shut down from 26th March 2020, to curtail the spread of the virus. The government through the Federal Ministry of Educations and the Universal Basic Education Commission with technical support from UNICEF subsequently established…
“”Let justice be done though the heavens fall.” Press Statement For immediate Release contact@nigeriamourns.org April 11, 2019 The…
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