February 26, 2026

Interfaith Resilience: Jos Sets the Pace for Northern Nigeria

Jos, the capital of Plateau State in Northern Nigeria, stands today as a compelling example of interfaith resilience and peaceful coexistence. Despite experiencing ethno-religious crises for […]
February 26, 2026

Young People Are Rebuilding What Violence Could Not Destroy

For more than two decades, Jos has often been described in narrow terms: conflict zone, flashpoint, divided city. These labels continue to shape national conversations, frequently […]
February 26, 2026

Against All Bombs: Jos, A Picture of Economic Resilience

In the heart of Jos, the capital of Plateau State, lies Terminus, a thriving business area that has defied the odds to become a symbol of […]
February 26, 2026

Understanding Farmer–Herder Conflict: A Growing Community Challenge

Farmer–herder conflict is a growing challenge in many communities. It happens when farmers and herders compete for the same land and water resources. Farmers need land […]
February 26, 2026

The Silent Enabler: Psychoactive Substances and Community Violence

Conflicts in our communities rarely grow from a single cause. They are fueled by a combination of pressure points, including economic hardship, weak institutions, social frustration, […]