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Nigerian States And Their Security Threat Level By PR24 (Photo) by NkanAkpanika: 11:53am On Jun 01, 2021
Due to the insecurity level in Nigerian states.. Some state are advice to be avoided for now..
According to Nigeria security council ...

Find below Nigeria states in the template..

travellers info..

Adamawa, Borno, Yobe Ranked Nigeria’s Most Dangerous States
•14 states classified as high-risk destinations


Three states in the North-east, the epicentre of insurgency in Nigeria, Adamawa, Borno and Yobe, have been ranked as the most dangerous states in the country to travel to.

Fourteen others made it to the high-risk group, according to a new travel advisory compiled by a private security company, PR24, a copy of which THISDAY obtained yesterday.

The 14 states, which emerged on the high-risk list in the report last updated on May 19, 2021, are: Bayelsa, Ebonyi, Delta, Benue, Enugu, Gombe, Imo, Jigawa, Kaduna, Katsina, Plateau, Sokoto, Taraba and Zamfara.

While no state in Nigeria qualified to be classified as being secure, however, Abia, Akwa Ibom, Anambra, Bauchi, Cross River, Edo, Ekiti, Kano, Kogi, Kwara, Nasarawa, Niger , Ogun, Ondo, Osun, Oyo, Rivers and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT,) made it to the medium risk group.

According to the report, only Lagos is fit to be classified as the only state with elevated risk, which indicated that increased level of caution should be exercised as distinct from extreme risk states, to which travels are not advised, high-risk states which require essential business travel only and medium, which require journey management and travel security.

The review showed that no state satisfied to be given the blue tick, which means that travellers should only exercise normal precautions.

For Adamawa, the security group said active cells of Boko Haram elements and Islamic State of West Africa Province (ISWAP) were still operating in certain parts of the state, raising risk concerns to severe levels for business travellers.

It stated that the conflict between armed criminal groups and government security forces is a near regular occurrence in the state, same for Borno and Yobe.

In Akwa Ibom, the report stated that certain gunmen operating in the state launched some attacks on government security forces, installation and personnel while police stations have been burnt, with vehicles and other assets lost in the attacks.

The activities of unknown gunmen in Anambra were attacks on government security forces personnel and assets in areas like Akwuzu, Oyi LGA, Anaocha LGA and Ekwulobia, Aguata LGA have been recorded, PR24 said had heightened insecurity in the state.

The story is the same in Abia with attacks on government installations and security personnel by unknown gunmen contributing to higher levels of risk for business travellers in the state.

It stated that one of the major security issues in Kogi State is that of kidnapping, which often occurs along major highways such as the Okene–Lokoja highway.

“Armed gunmen have also been logged operating within the state, in Dekina and Kogi LGAs. The state also records instances of farmer-herdsmen conflict and carry a distinct possibility of sudden violent outbreaks,” the report added.

In Kwara, it identified civil unrest as a major threat factor in the state, fuelled by clashes between commercial drivers and government forces, communal clashes and ethno-religious skirmishes within the metropolis.

However, in Lagos, which scored highest in terms of general security, the company stated that high road usage and poor travel conditions result in an increased risk of road traffic accidents within the state.

“Cult and gang activities also threaten business travel within the state, especially in communities under Ikorodu and Badagry LGAs. Additional layers of security are advised to maintain personal safety in some areas,” it added.

In Niger, insurgency and kidnapping were listed as major threat factors, while in Ogun, repeated attacks by rogue herdsmen on farming settlements in Odogbolu, and Imeko-Afon LGAs increase travel risk along that axis.

It is the same for Ondo, where clashes between herders and farmers are also prevalent in the state, while Osun State faces heightened risk of gunmen attack and cult and gang activities have a free reign.

It said that Plateau State carried a high kidnap risk, especially along expressways with reduced government security forces visibility as well as record of farmer-herdsmen conflict.

Gunmen attacks are a threat for business travellers in Rivers State, according to the report, as cult and gang activities are another major threat for business travellers within the state.

Taraba State faces attacks by rogue herdsmen in Wukari and Karim Lamido , especially, the PR24 report said.

“Takum and Jalingo LGAs also carry increased threat ratings at this time, due to reported incidents of bandit attacks on the citizenry and security forces posted in the area,” the advisory added.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2021/06/01/adamawa-borno-yobe-ranked-nigerias-most-dangerous-states/amp/

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Re: Nigerian States And Their Security Threat Level By PR24 (Photo) by SportsHD: 12:11pm On Jun 01, 2021
No level 1 and only Lagos dey level 2? What fuckery. How can Lagos be in level 2 and osun be in 3?

Ain't this about some bullshet?

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Re: Nigerian States And Their Security Threat Level By PR24 (Photo) by 143WaZoBia: 12:13pm On Jun 01, 2021
So indeed nowhere is safe in Nigeria.
This rating would have made more sense if it was done on a scale of one to ten.

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Re: Nigerian States And Their Security Threat Level By PR24 (Photo) by NkanAkpanika: 12:13pm On Jun 01, 2021
SportsHD:
No level 1 and only Lagos dey level 2? What fuckery. How can Lagos be in level 2 and osun be in 3?

Ain't this about some bullshet?
Imagine akwa Ibom and Cross river at level 3 instead of 2..

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Re: Nigerian States And Their Security Threat Level By PR24 (Photo) by NkanAkpanika: 12:15pm On Jun 01, 2021
143WaZoBia:
So indeed nowhere is safe in Nigeria.
This rating would have made more sense if it was done on a scale of one to ten.
It what is called Temporary Threat Level(TTE)
So it's rated btw the level of 1-5.

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Re: Nigerian States And Their Security Threat Level By PR24 (Photo) by Ilaumoh(m): 12:37pm On Jun 01, 2021
Re: Nigerian States And Their Security Threat Level By PR24 (Photo) by Ilaumoh(m): 12:42pm On Jun 01, 2021
NkanAkpanika:

Imagine akwa Ibom and Cross river at level 3 instead of 2..
Main if Abuja is 3 am ok.. imagine akwa Ibom that's is very sef 3.. Something is wrong with security council..

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Re: Nigerian States And Their Security Threat Level By PR24 (Photo) by Allsouls: 12:51pm On Jun 01, 2021
On what ground did they assess & give Enugu 4 & Niger 3, did they smoke Ibadan weed while doing Enugu.

Niger kiddnaping and killing is happening almost every 3 days in different parts of the state is 3, may be na solution they take.

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Re: Nigerian States And Their Security Threat Level By PR24 (Photo) by Nobody: 12:54pm On Jun 01, 2021
The data collector is the most ignorant researcher I've ever come across. Jigawa state is the most peaceful state in Nigeria with lowest security threat in all ramifications followed by Kano!

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Re: Nigerian States And Their Security Threat Level By PR24 (Photo) by Kingjay007: 1:19pm On Jun 01, 2021
There was a country!

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Re: Nigerian States And Their Security Threat Level By PR24 (Photo) by GeoAfrikana(m): 1:19pm On Jun 01, 2021
Sorry for the delay. Here's the map of the data.

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Re: Nigerian States And Their Security Threat Level By PR24 (Photo) by Reelmii: 1:20pm On Jun 01, 2021
How will this solve the problem on ground

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Re: Nigerian States And Their Security Threat Level By PR24 (Photo) by brownemmanuel43(m): 1:20pm On Jun 01, 2021
We never see anything, by the time it gets 2023 na that time we go understand the full meaning of 4+4
Mak hunger wire first, when a sophisticated tribe decided to sell their soul to their masters what do u expect.
Things are just damn worst and bad all together, the other thread somebody was lamenting of buying a tuber of yam 1500
Imagine a Friend of mine in Australia is shipping his goods to Rwanda to sell instead of naija that has the population but what's the usefulness of population when my business cannot be guaranteed
Check some of this small small African countries are waxing stronger in economy and security than this useless zoo.
Ever since sophisticated tribe brought this calamity, na den dey beg pass

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Re: Nigerian States And Their Security Threat Level By PR24 (Photo) by IPIGSRMUMUS: 1:20pm On Jun 01, 2021
Really?

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Re: Nigerian States And Their Security Threat Level By PR24 (Photo) by Deathforall: 1:20pm On Jun 01, 2021
grin
Re: Nigerian States And Their Security Threat Level By PR24 (Photo) by Pavore9: 1:21pm On Jun 01, 2021
So sad.
Re: Nigerian States And Their Security Threat Level By PR24 (Photo) by flexyrule(m): 1:21pm On Jun 01, 2021
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Re: Nigerian States And Their Security Threat Level By PR24 (Photo) by Guyman02: 1:21pm On Jun 01, 2021
Na Garba Shehu prepare this list, we have not heard nor seen Buhari answering questions for 5 minutes in the past 1 year

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Re: Nigerian States And Their Security Threat Level By PR24 (Photo) by Nobody: 1:21pm On Jun 01, 2021
Junk!

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Re: Nigerian States And Their Security Threat Level By PR24 (Photo) by GboyegaD(m): 1:21pm On Jun 01, 2021
Yet the government at all levels are docile.

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Re: Nigerian States And Their Security Threat Level By PR24 (Photo) by lincsnuel: 1:21pm On Jun 01, 2021
Fake report

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Re: Nigerian States And Their Security Threat Level By PR24 (Photo) by Splitmind: 1:21pm On Jun 01, 2021
Our capable president, Major General (Retd) Muhammadu Buhari, has moved the security situation in Nigeria to the next level.

Just look around you and see just how things have changed since he got elected.

Truly we don't deserve you sir for the hard work you have done. cry

Sai Baba!

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Re: Nigerian States And Their Security Threat Level By PR24 (Photo) by monsterlobster: 1:21pm On Jun 01, 2021
So everywhere cast..



At least Southwest is still far better

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Re: Nigerian States And Their Security Threat Level By PR24 (Photo) by bewla(m): 1:21pm On Jun 01, 2021
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Re: Nigerian States And Their Security Threat Level By PR24 (Photo) by igbowoman: 1:22pm On Jun 01, 2021
Buhari is a useless goat!!

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Re: Nigerian States And Their Security Threat Level By PR24 (Photo) by Ebenezer2021(m): 1:22pm On Jun 01, 2021
embarassed
Re: Nigerian States And Their Security Threat Level By PR24 (Photo) by habeeb246(m): 1:22pm On Jun 01, 2021
Good
Re: Nigerian States And Their Security Threat Level By PR24 (Photo) by BigSarah(f): 1:22pm On Jun 01, 2021
Nigeria is safer now than in 2015 they said

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Re: Nigerian States And Their Security Threat Level By PR24 (Photo) by Nobody: 1:23pm On Jun 01, 2021
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