Titlebook: Violence in Nigeria; Patterns and Trends Patricia Taft,Nate Haken Book 2015 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusiv

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Conclusion,ofits such as The Fund for Peace. However, due to advances in technology and effective collaboration among local, national, and international stakeholders, situational awareness at multiple levels of granularity is now possible, even in countries like Nigeria, emblematic of complexity. This relative

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North Central Overview,illing Christians and members of ethnic groups from southern Nigeria, and Christians retaliating by killing Muslims and burning mosques and other properties. In the predominantly Christian towns of southern Kaduna, for example, violence left more than 500 dead, the majority being Muslim. Despite the

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Northeast Overview,Books? Education? Fraud? (Murphy 2014)) as being religiously forbidden, or haram. Usually, when people said Boko Haram, they were referring to the followers of Muhammed Yusuf, whose own group was actually called .-.-.-. (JAS). Now, every time a bomb explodes, a police officer is shot, a bank is robb

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Southwest Overview,dluck Jonathan from the Niger Delta in the presidency, the ACN joined the CPC, the ANPP, and part of the AGPA to form the All Progressives Congress (APC) in a major reshuffling of the political landscape, laying the foundation for a new cross-regional opposition coalition, including the Southwest an

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Conclusion,remise is belied when a colleague is killed and there is no clear answer as to what extent the killing may have been triggered by ethnic, communal, political, criminal, and/or interpersonal factors. At the other extreme, an aggregation of data at the national level tells you very little about the in