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Conflict Briefing: Rise in Communal Conflict and Gang Violence in Cross River State
Gang violence, and communal conflicts over land and boundary disputes have become prevalent in Cross River state. Farmland is a key resource that communities depend upon for subsistence and livelihoods. +
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Niger Delta Conflict Tracker — 2nd Quarter 2017
This Quarterly tracker is a comprehensive report of conflict trends from the second quarter of 2017 It is designed to update Peace Agents in the Niger Delta on patterns and +
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Niger Delta Conflict Tracker (May – June 2017)
This monthly tracker is designed to update Peace Agents in the Niger Delta on patterns and trends in conflict risk and violence in the Niger Delta, as identified by PIND +
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Niger Delta Conflict Tracker (April – May 2017)
This monthly tracker is designed to update Peace Agents in the Niger Delta on patterns and trends in conflict risk and violence in the Niger Delta, as identified by PIND +
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Niger Delta Conflict Tracker — 1st Quarter 2017
This Quarterly tracker is a comprehensive report of conflict trends from the first quarter of 2017 It is designed to update Peace Agents in the Niger Delta on patterns and +
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Conflict Profiles for 10 LGAs in 5 Niger Delta States
Over 80% of the conflicts in the Niger Delta are resource-based. Often, such conflicts induce boundary claims that further propagate violence. In the non-oil producing agrarian communities of Delta, Bayelsa +
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