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An Interview with Erick Sourna

Erick Sourna Loumtouang, Natalie Bernstien and ka-admin | September 10, 2021

The wreckage of a charred vehicle remains in front of burning shops following a bomb blast at Terminus market in the central city of Jos on May 20, 2014. Twin car bombings on Tuesday killed at least 46 in central Nigeria in the latest in a series of deadly blasts that will stoke fears about security despite international help in the fight against Boko Haram Islamists. AFP PHOTO / STR

Bullets and Ballots: Exploring Insecurities and the 2019 Elections in Nigeria

Noah Echa Attah | February 15, 2019

Fulani women in Paoua, Northern Nigeria. Photo Credits: Brice Blondel for HDPTCAR

Women in Terror: Ending Gender-Based Violence in Borno State, Northeast Nigeria

Dr. Titilope F. Ajayi | December 13, 2018

Cameroonian and Nigerian Special Forces Groups collaborate during Obangame/Saharan Express 2016 (OESE16). U.S. Army photo by SSG Lea Anne Cuatt

Down, but Not yet Out: Boko Haram and the Concept of “Technical Defeat”

Azeez Olaniyan | August 23, 2018

A New Political Landscape of Petro-Insurgency in the Niger Delta

Elias Courson | October 19, 2017

Jimam Lar, Joel Nwokeoma, and Amy Niang on the dais at the Conference on Militancy and Conflict in the Sahel and Maghreb

Insecurity, Conflict, and Militancy in the Maghreb and Sahel Regions

Jocelyn Perry | April 21, 2017

Young Nigerian refugee in Diffa, Niger.

Peaceful Negotiations: Implications for the Release of Twenty-One Chibok Girls from Boko Haram Captivity

Sogo Angel Olofinbiyi | January 25, 2017

Boko Haram: Cash Cow of the Sahel or Part of a Grand Strategy?

Jude Cocodia | September 7, 2016

President Buhari’s War Against Terror

Idayat Hassan | September 18, 2015

A Soft Power Approach to Eradicating Extremism in Africa

Dan Kuwali | July 8, 2015

Engaging Gender, Peace, and Security through the Lens of Terrorism: The Case of Boko Haram

Cheryl Hendricks and Rachel Sittoni | June 17, 2015

Nigeria’s 2015 General Elections

African Peacebuilding Network | March 23, 2015

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