Bi-Monthly Reports Nigeria Violent Conflict Bi-monthly Report by Nextier SPD March 31, 2023 Published by Nextier SPD March 31, 2023 53 Nigeria is facing extreme security challenges. Insurgents in the Northeast, armed bandits in the Northwest, secessionists in the Southeast, violent gangs in the Southwest, and militancy in the South-south threaten national stability. The year 2023 has seen a continuation of the insecurity plaguing Nigeria. This wave of insecurity posed a threat to the 2023 general elections in Nigeria. Several election stakeholders predicted a breakdown of law and order with no clear path for peace across the country. For instance, a Nextier report titled “How Violence Could Affect Nigeria’s 2023 Elections” examined the existing conditions and actors that may propel electoral violence across Nigeria. The report suggested an outbreak of violence using context specific information and data on current violent trends. Notably, the electoral outcome proved this prediction as thuggery, threats, killings, destructions, and electoral malpractice were recorded during the review period. This situation culminated in grievances that questioned the legitimacy of the entire electoral process. Click here to Download 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail Nextier SPD previous post Naira Scarcity: Long Queues Persist in Imo next post Cross-Border Terrorism You may also like Nigeria Violent Conflict Bi-monthly Report March 14, 2025 Nigeria Violent Conflict Bi-monthly Report January 13, 2025 Nigeria Violent Conflict Bi-monthly Report December 11, 2024 Nigeria Violent Conflict Bi-monthly Report September 23, 2024 Nigeria Violent Conflict Bi-monthly Report July 19, 2024 Nigeria Violent Conflict Bi-monthly Report May 13, 2024 Nigeria Violent Conflict Bi-monthly Report March 25, 2024 Nigeria Violent Conflict Bi-monthly Report January 15, 2024 Nigeria Violent Conflict Bi-monthly Report November 17, 2023 Nigeria Violent Conflict Bi-monthly Report September 18, 2023