Niger Delta Quarterly Conflict Tracker: 2026 Q2
The Niger Delta’s peace, conflict, and security landscape remained dynamic, with notable changes recorded in the second quarter (Q2) of 2026 compared to the first quarter (Q1). The security situation deteriorated progressively from Q1 2026, with lethal violence increasing by 50.5% and reported conflict-related fatalities rising from 99 in Q1 to 149 in Q2 (see […]
Niger Delta Weekly Update – September 06 – 12, 2026
This update highlights the human and socio-economic costs of oil theft and related crimes in the Niger Delta. Recent incidents involving crude oil theft and petroleum product hijacking demonstrate the risks of the illicit oil economy, including loss of lives, threats to livelihoods, and economic disruption. The trend underscores the need for stronger preventive measures […]
Niger Delta Weekly Update – August 30 – September 05, 2026
This update highlights emerging public safety and security threats in Cross River State. Recent incidents of mob justice, violent assault, sexual abuse, kidnapping, and vandalism underscore security concerns across communities. The trend highlights the need for stronger law enforcement, community vigilance, and preventive measures. DOWNLOAD REPORT:
Niger Delta Weekly Update – August 23 – 29, 2026
This update highlights growing natural resource conflicts and environmental grievances in the Niger Delta. Recent incidents involving illegal mining, environmental degradation, and protests over compensation and resource benefits within communities reflect mounting pressures on natural resources, livelihoods, and the environment. DOWNLOAD REPORT:
Creating Safer Pathways for Women and Youth in Agriculture
For a young woman building a livelihood through farming, access to land is only the beginning. She must also be able to safely reach and work on that land, with confidence that her investment of time and effort can yield lasting benefits. This makes peace and security essential to the success of the Women in […]
Powering Possibilities: PIND, Okomu Oil, and ETIN Power Commission Solar Mini-Grid in Gbelebu Community
Access to reliable electricity remains a major challenge for many rural and underserved communities across the Niger Delta. For households and small businesses in off-grid communities, dependence on petrol and diesel generators often increases the cost of living and doing business, limits productive activities, and constrains opportunities for local economic growth. On August 20, 2026, […]
IYD 2026: Connecting Niger Delta Youth to Career Pathways for Economic Development and Sustainable Peace
For many young people across the Niger Delta, acquiring an education or technical skill does not automatically translate into employment or a sustainable livelihood. Limited access to labor market information, professional networks, workplace experience, and opportunities to apply acquired skills can make the transition from learning to earning challenging. To explore practical ways to bridge […]
Q2 2026 M & E Progress Report
The Monitoring and Evaluation report provides updates to donors, the Board of Trustees, and partners on project achievements, challenges, and lessons learned. It also aims to strengthen collaboration for greater impact and sustainability while demonstrating how PIND’s work contributes to a peaceful and stable operating environment in the Niger Delta. The report highlights successes and […]
Niger Delta Weekly Update – August 16 – 22, 2026.
This update highlights the growing threat of illicit drug production, trafficking, and harmful drug use in Edo State. Recent incidents reveal extensive cannabis cultivation, trafficking of cannabis and methamphetamine, and drug-related activities across identified hotspots, underscoring risks to public safety and community well-being. DOWNLOAD REPORT:
PIND and Partners Equip UNIPORT Graduating Students for the Transition from Campus to Career
A university degree provides an important foundation for a career, but for many young people, the transition from the classroom to the world of work requires more than academic qualifications. Understanding employer expectations, developing practical skills, identifying career opportunities, and building the confidence to navigate a competitive labor market are increasingly important to securing sustainable […]
