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Violence in farmer and herder communities in Riyom LGA persists due to deep-rooted intercommunal tensions, unresolved grievances, and weak local dispute resolution mechanisms. These issues are compounded by displacement, which disrupts livelihoods and restricts land access for farming and grazing, while increasing vulnerability to drug abuse, criminal activity, and vigilante justice.

Policy Brief, Strengthening Farmers-Herders Peacebuilding in Riyom: A Policy Imperative Category Social Development +

This report outlines a model for a multi-stakeholder approach to address cult gang activity in the Niger Delta, based on the practical lessons learned by implementers of other initiatives. It seeks to address the urgent need for a strategic government-led response, to stem the devastating trajectory of cultism.

A proposed model for disarmament, demobilisation, rehabilitation, and reintegration of cult gang members in the Niger Delt Category Social Development +

There are more young people today than at any other time in human history: according to the United Nations Population Fund, there 1.8 billion people between 10 and 24 years of age1, of whom more than 600 million live in conflict zones.

UN Security Council Resolution 2250: Youth, Peace and Security Category Social Development +

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