This security map indicates the intensity of threats across Nigeria in the last 7 days.
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- Extreme
Disclaimer: While Risk Control takes every measure to provide accurate data, we are not liable for inadvertent errors. The map is intended for informative purposes only.
🗣🙅 Labour Disputes
Federal Capital Territory : The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has given the Nigerian government under the leadership of President Bola Tinubu a 14-day ultimatum to fulfil promises in their previous agreements.
Advisory : It is important for educational institutions and government bodies to engage in constructive dialogue with union representatives to resolve issues promptly. Addressing the grievances regarding salary payments can help avert prolonged disruptions in academic activities.
⚠️ Civil Disturbance
Federal Capital Territory : The organisers of the #FearlessInOctober protests have released the time and convergence venues for the event, scheduled to commence on October 1, 2024 until the demands of the protesters are answered.
Advisory : Authorities should prioritize dialogue and maintain a peaceful approach to addressing the concerns of the protesters to prevent escalation and ensure safety.
⛈ Natural_Disasters
Federal Capital Territory : The residents of Kusaki Community in Gaube Ward, Kuje Area Council, Abuja, are calling for urgent intervention to address the deplorable state of their roads.
Advisory : Immediate attention from local and federal government agencies is needed to repair these roads to prevent further isolation and ensure safe access for the residents.
🗡 Homicide
Enugu : Nsukka town in Enugu State has been restive since Tuesday after two individuals reportedly fell victim to separate violent encounters with the notorious Oriokpa masquerades.
Advisory : Law enforcement should investigate these incidents thoroughly and take action to restore peace and prevent further violence linked to the masquerades.
💊 Drug Trafficking/Drug Abuse
Federal Capital Territory : The Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen. Taoreed Lagbaja, has stated that the prevailing incidence of drug and substance abuse among troops deployed in theatres of operation has become worrisome.
Advisory : Immediate intervention through rehabilitation programs, counseling, and stricter regulation of drug use within the military is crucial to maintaining the effectiveness and discipline of the troops.
The Risk Control Team