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Abuja, Nigeria 03 November 2025.Eagle Badger Data Analytics Limited (EBDA) has reaffirmed the accuracy of
its Q2 2025 Stability Index following recent developments in Mali and Nigeria, which align closely with the
early warning signals highlighted in the company’s latest report.

The Eagle Badger Stability Index (EBSI), released in July 2025, had placed Mali, Nigeria, and Burkina Faso in
the red zone, indicating heightened instability risks driven by insecurity, political volatility, and economic
fragility. In the weeks since, events in these countries have underscored the predictive power of the tool.

• In Mali, the escalation of jihadist activity and the ongoing fuel blockade reflect the Index’s early warnings on
internal displacement and governance collapse as indicators of deep systemic instability.
• In Nigeria, the recent reports of an alleged coup attempt and rising diplomatic tension with the United
States mirror the Index’s assessment of lingering political fragility despite modest improvements in terrorism
reduction and economic recovery.
• Burkina Faso continues to face significant security and economic shocks, consistent with its sustained low
ranking.
“These events are unfortunate but not surprising,
” said Sharon Orisakwe, Chief Executive Officer of Eagle

Badger Data Analytics.

“Our data models flagged these countries as highly vulnerable to political and social
shocks. The developments in recent weeks confirm that the EBSI is not just a retrospective measure — it is a
forward-looking risk detection tool for the region.

A Data-Driven Early Warning System

The Eagle Badger Stability Index combines over 15 indicators, from internal displacement and terrorism data
to corruption perception and democratic continuity, to assess and forecast the stability of ECOWAS countries.
The Q2 2025 report identified a 91% probability correlation between sharp increases in internally displaced
persons (IDPs) and subsequent episodes of instability within three to six months, a pattern now visibly
unfolding in Mali’s humanitarian crisis and Nigeria’s rising political anxiety.

Call to Action for Red-Zone Countries

Eagle Badger is calling on Mali, Nigeria, Burkina Faso, and other red-zone states to take decisive steps in
addressing the root causes of instability, from governance reforms and inclusive dialogue to economic
diversification and social resilience.
“The data gives these governments an opportunity to act before the situation deepens,
” Orisakwe emphasized.
“Ignoring the signals only magnifies the eventual cost of crisis.
”

Learning from the Green Zone

The EBSI identifies Cape Verde, Benin, Togo, Senegal, and Ghana as the region’s five most stable countries, each
demonstrating consistent governance, moderate inflation, low terrorism rates, and environmental preparedness.

EBDA encourages other ECOWAS members to emulate these models of resilience, focusing on democratic
continuity, institutional integrity, and strong economic fundamentals.
These nations show that stability is achievable through discipline, transparency, and regional cooperation,
”
Orisakwe added.
“Their progress offers a blueprint for sustainable governance across West Africa.

About the Eagle Badger Stability Index
The Eagle Badger Stability Index (EBSI) is a quarterly, data-driven assessment of political, social, economic, and
environmental stability across ECOWAS countries. Built on eight years of historical data and powered by advancedanalytics, the Index provides actionable insights for governments, businesses, and development partners to anticipate and mitigate risk.
For more information or to access the full report;
visit https://www.eaglebadger.com/reports/8d6fe06b-e6e3-4c0c-88eb-8462e9295bfb

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Recent Events in Mali and Nigeria Validate Eagle Badger’s Stability Index Predictions




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SpaceX:
Tell Muslims to call their people to order, how long are we going to keep lying to ourselves. Reform islam.

tundegan:
Nigerian stability is not determined by foreign metrics. We are a sovereign nation and we will navigate our challenges in our own way.

IgOga:
Those who armed the terrorist in Libya who then moved from Libya to the Sahel region after the West achieved it's aim of destroying Libya are now looking for excuse to destroy Nigeria.

Always ask them how the freedom they brought to Libya is going. Libya is now home to all manners of evil. They will never talk about it cos if they do gullible Nigerians will not be so willing for the "bombing" help to free Christians.

The Nigerian government must publish the names of sponsors of Bokoharam and other terrorist groups and prosecute them. Work with the US to fight terrorist if indeed they are after terrorist and not after resource grabbing.

Indiscriminately bombing nations hoping for a good outcome has never worked. Over 40 years of history of the US bombing nations or supporting Muslim mullahs has produced more Christian deaths in this generation.