#violent conflicts

Today, more people are forcibly displaced globally than at any other time since the beginning of the century. These are children and families who have been uprooted from their homes, forced to leave behind their communities, schools, everything they know – often to places lacking the most basic services and infrastructure, like sanitation facilities, healthcare and education. 

Read more about 2024: A tough year ahead for children living in an increasingly hostile world.

THE IMPACT OF VIOLENT CONFLICTS ON INTER-GROUP RELATIONS IN ZANGO KATAF LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF KADUNA STATE, 1999-2011

THE IMPACT OF VIOLENT CONFLICTS ON INTER-GROUP RELATIONS IN ZANGO KATAF LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF KADUNA STATE, 1999-2011

Abstract:

Despite strong optimism that the enthronement of democratic rule in Nigeria in 1999 would avert or contain conflicts, there has been frequent recurrence of violent conflicts in the country manifesting in either ethnic or religious and mostly a combination of both…

Before the world known of the worst kind of humanity crisis since WW2 caused by Syria wars, it used to be as beautiful as shown in these pictures.

Aleppo is only one of the MANY cities that had been destroyed during the Syria civil wars. And Syria is just one of a piece of dust in human history’s bloodshed.

BUT the lesson humans never learn is: it takes hundreds, thousands and many thousands of years to build up a civilization yet it only takes a second to have these reduced to rubble.

The only people being hurt are always civilians and the only people being demonized are those who run away for survival.

The only people being remembered as ‘heroes’ are those who played the war games, with their boots, guns, bombs, drones, toxic games to gun down people.

The dead could not speak for themselves and those who claimed victories are those who called themselves ‘heroes’ because they wrote their own versions of histories, they made their own monuments.