Location Intelligence - Anambra State

Tracked Incidents (2026)

45

Most Prevalent Risk

Homicide, Fire Outbreak

Most Affected LGA

Njikoka

Operational Score

0.66

Ranked 22nd
Weighted Contribution

Insights

Activity Pace

Anambra experienced a significant decrease in security incidents between January 1, 2026, and June 1, 2026, compared to the same period in 2025. Total incidents dropped by 52.7% (43 vs 91), with fatalities decreasing by 68.2% (21 vs 66) and victims by 21.1% (90 vs 114). This suggests an improved security posture, though the absolute numbers still indicate a considerable number of security events.

Rising Risk

While overall incidents have decreased, Homicide remains a persistent threat, accounting for 9 out of the 43 incidents recorded between January 1 and June 1, 2026. Fire Outbreaks also registered a high count of 8 incidents in the same period. These two risks represent the most immediate concerns for public safety and require continued vigilance and targeted interventions.

Severity Level

Insufficient lethality data for this period.

Future Outlook

The substantial year-on-year reduction in incidents and fatalities suggests a positive security trend for Anambra. However, the continued prevalence of Homicide and Fire Outbreaks indicates that these risks will likely remain significant challenges in the near term. Continued focus on addressing these specific threats is crucial to maintaining this downward trajectory.

Incidents in 2026 (Monthly)

Prevalent Risk

High Impact Incidents in Anambra (2026)

Incidents by Actors

Operational Risk

Indicator Incidents (Current) Incidents (Prev) Status
Kidnapping 5 39 Improving
Armed Robbery 2 13 Improving
Terrorism 2 6 Improving
Theft 2 19 Improving
Assaults 1 8 Improving
Drug Trafficking/Drug Abuse 1 5 Improving
Firearms Trafficking 1 6 Improving
Fraud 1 2 Improving
Human Trafficking 1 6 Improving
Rape 1 6 Improving