Abu Bilal al-Minuki: How IS fighters are tearing ISWAP apart from within
One thing the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) has successfully done since its Boko...
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Category: Nigeria
Global shock, local pain: What the Strait of Hormuz disruption means for food security in Nigeria
The de facto closure of the Strait of Hormuz following the US-Israeli attack on Iran has unleashed...
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The al-Minuki raid raises questions about Nigeria-US military ties
The fight against the Islamic State in Africa received a major boost with the announcement that...
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Lakurawa: From transnational jihadist insertion in Northeast Nigeria to criminal-predatory governance in Northwest Nigeria
This report examines the origins, evolution, and operational logic of Lakurawa, a significant...
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Licensed to exploit: Community and labour exploitation by Chinese-owned companies in Nigeria’s extractives sector
Lithium stands at the heart of the global energy transition, powering the electric vehicles and...
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The criminal gold economy: governance, greed, and insurgency in Zamfara state
Zamfara State has become one of the most prominent theatres of Nigeria’s insecurity, not only...
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Broken councils: The dangerous politics of local government control in Osun State
The prolonged struggle between the All Progressives Congress (APC) and the People’s Democratic...
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Lakurawa’s expanding shadow: coercion and religious manipulation in Northwest Nigeria
“As I sat with the man I had come to see, two Lakurawa fighters approached us. They questioned my...
Read MoreFrom the Levant to Lake Chad: ISIS fighters fuel ISWAP resurgence
With foreign expertise now reshaping battlefield dynamics in the Lake Chad Basin and raising the stakes for regional security, the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) is proving that it is no longer just a localised...
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Nigeria oil and gas reform commendable, but execution still the missing link
Over the years, Nigeria’s oil and gas sector has been plagued by weak management, lack of...
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A silver lining? The US aid freeze should spur Nigeria to greater self-reliance
Foreign aid has never been the solution to Nigeria’s multiple development challenges. However, the...
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Can Nigeria stop bandits from exploiting Zamfara’s minerals?
Click to view and download Zamfara State is one of Nigeria’s minerally-rich states with huge...
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