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ariesbull:
Population of China is over a billion does it make Chinese crime rate higher than Nigeria that is 200 million


Make una dey use sense naaaa

BAILMONEY:
YOU ARE VERY CORRECT, SOUTH EAST IS THE MOST PEACEFUL REGION ON PAPER


I DEY EAST LIKE THIS AND E NEVER TEY WEY MAZI BOYS DO THEIR GOD'S WORK AT AFO IDENGELI NAWFIA, ANAMBRA STATE

helinues:
You are only reaffirming what the guy is saying. That other regions have more population that South East don't mean the rate of crime on South East can't be more than other regions by statistics

helinues:
Okigwe has been a ghost town for over 2 years. That's the main area where gentle de yahoo operated. All the residents deserted the community. I have seen the videos severally from different people

ariesbull:
Population of China is over a billion does it make Chinese crime rate higher than Nigeria that is 200 million


Make una dey use sense naaaa

ariesbull:
enlighten the with verifiable references not beer parlour talks

DomPerignon:
Your SE is the capital of criminality based on the same OP's data that he twisted to form your usual false narratives.

ariesbull:
But Nigeria has a higher crime rate than China that is much bigger


Bigger population doesn't translate to high crime rates


I don't understand the education they are giving out In Nigeria

helinues:
Logically based on my own personal observations

South South
South West
South East
North Central
North West
North East

If you use the rate of crime and population, that should be the outcome

ariesbull:
Here are the statistical data and a referenced table showing which region in Nigeria is most peaceful based on reported crime incidence from the Crime Experience and Security Perception Survey (CESPS) 2024 by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) — the most recent comprehensive national crime data available:



📊 Crime Incidence by Geopolitical Zone — CESPS 2024 (May 2023–April 2024)

Geopolitical Zone Estimated Total Crime Incidents (Households)

South-East (SE) ≈ 6,176,031 — lowest in Nigeria
South-West (SW) ≈ 6,900,000
South-South (SS) ≈ 7,700,000
North-East (NE) ≈ 7,900,000
North-Central (NC) ≈ 8,800,000
North-West (NW) ≈ 14,400,000 — highest in Nigeria


Sources: National Bureau of Statistics’ CESPS 2024 data reporting crime incidents by zone.

📌 Key Points from the Statistics

✅ South-East recorded the lowest number of crime incidents among all six regions — about 6.2 million cases, making it the most peaceful region in Nigeria by this metric.

✅ By contrast, the North-West recorded the highest crime incidents at around 14.4 million, indicating the least peaceful region by incidence count.

✅ These figures represent reported household crime experiences, which include incidents like robbery, theft, and other criminal acts covered by the survey.


📌 Important Notes on Interpretation

These statistics measure total crime incidents, not crime rates per capita. Because each region has different population sizes, per-capita rates can shift the ranking if adjusted for population.

Other analyses (e.g., violence fatalities per 100,000 population from NigeriaWatch) sometimes identify most peaceful states differently based on death rates rather than incident counts — for example, Gombe and Cross River report among the lowest fatalities per 100 k in some analyses.


📊 Summary

✅ Most peaceful region (by reported crime incidence): South-East geopolitical zone (≈ 6.2 million incidents) — lowest overall crime count in Nigeria.

❗ Other peace/security indices (e.g., fatalities or kidnapping numbers) may give different state-level peace rankings, but the South-East consistently shows lower crime incident totals in the latest NBS household survey.

ariesbull:
support your ranting with references and verifiable references and not this your beer parlour talk....


Mind you they just killed people at SUNDAY IGBOHO Village just yesterday and he is fumming as we type this and angry


And Igboho is from Yoruba land and Yoruba land is in South West

kaltonga:
Don't mind him, all of a sudden, they no longer believe the NBS data again cos their recent reports are in favour of the East..when I say hypocrisy is a Nigerian don't doubt me

Putinofrussia:
Reality and statistics are in dispute here.
For each distant you travel in the SE,there is a checkpoint just because of the chronic insecurity there according to most Igbo analysts and intersociety NGO based in the SE says the insecurity in the SE is mind boggling due to the killings there.
Which do we believe?

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Blablabla

Verifiable links





The human rights organization, the International Society for Civil Liberties and Rule of Law (Intersociety), has reported that over 32,300 civilians were killed in Nigeria's South East region by security forces and jihadist groups between August 2015 and December 2024.
Intersociety's reports break down the fatalities into two main categories:
Approximately 9,800 people killed due to jihadist violence in the region.
Approximately 10,500 unarmed citizens killed by Nigerian armed forces personnel, allegedly targeted based on ethnic and religious grounds.
A separate report covering the period of October 2020 to December 2021 estimated that at least 2,400 unarmed civilians lost their lives to security forces and jihadists, including at least 1,000 missing persons who are presumed dead.

gidgiddy:
Whatever insecurity there is in the South-East is the one your federal government brought there

https://www.nairaland.com/8584807/complete-history-ipob#137864222

IGBOSON1:
Will you keep your impostor self quiet! I knew your sort will see the thread title, get pissed off, then try to find a way to blame ESN/IPOB! The engineered insecurity in the south-east waned with the exit of that demon in human form, Buhari, and his murderous band of deep-state thugs!

Ojiofor:
You continue in your delusional propaganda.
Gen Gentle the Yahoo the murderer was a government agent right?

Was the terrorist not the commander of Simon Ekperima Ekpa led Auto Pilot/ipob BLA?

ariesbull:
Here are the statistical data and a referenced table showing which region in Nigeria is most peaceful based on reported crime incidence from the Crime Experience and Security Perception Survey (CESPS) 2024 by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) — the most recent comprehensive national crime data available:



📊 Crime Incidence by Geopolitical Zone — CESPS 2024 (May 2023–April 2024)

Geopolitical Zone Estimated Total Crime Incidents (Households)

South-East (SE) ≈ 6,176,031 — lowest in Nigeria
South-West (SW) ≈ 6,900,000
South-South (SS) ≈ 7,700,000
North-East (NE) ≈ 7,900,000
North-Central (NC) ≈ 8,800,000
North-West (NW) ≈ 14,400,000 — highest in Nigeria


Sources: National Bureau of Statistics’ CESPS 2024 data reporting crime incidents by zone.

📌 Key Points from the Statistics

✅ South-East recorded the lowest number of crime incidents among all six regions — about 6.2 million cases, making it the most peaceful region in Nigeria by this metric.

✅ By contrast, the North-West recorded the highest crime incidents at around 14.4 million, indicating the least peaceful region by incidence count.

✅ These figures represent reported household crime experiences, which include incidents like robbery, theft, and other criminal acts covered by the survey.


📌 Important Notes on Interpretation

These statistics measure total crime incidents, not crime rates per capita. Because each region has different population sizes, per-capita rates can shift the ranking if adjusted for population.

Other analyses (e.g., violence fatalities per 100,000 population from NigeriaWatch) sometimes identify most peaceful states differently based on death rates rather than incident counts — for example, Gombe and Cross River report among the lowest fatalities per 100 k in some analyses.


📊 Summary

✅ Most peaceful region (by reported crime incidence): South-East geopolitical zone (≈ 6.2 million incidents) — lowest overall crime count in Nigeria.

❗ Other peace/security indices (e.g., fatalities or kidnapping numbers) may give different state-level peace rankings, but the South-East consistently shows lower crime incident totals in the latest NBS household survey.

ariesbull:
Here are the statistical data and a referenced table showing which region in Nigeria is most peaceful based on reported crime incidence from the Crime Experience and Security Perception Survey (CESPS) 2024 by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) — the most recent comprehensive national crime data available:

You have to also compare the population. On a per Capita basis the SE has the highest crime rate. SE and SW are almost the same number of crimes when the population of SW is like 2.5 times the SE. NW should have had more than three times SE crimes for them to be equivalent



📊 Crime Incidence by Geopolitical Zone — CESPS 2024 (May 2023–April 2024)

Geopolitical Zone Estimated Total Crime Incidents (Households)

South-East (SE) ≈ 6,176,031 — lowest in Nigeria
South-West (SW) ≈ 6,900,000
South-South (SS) ≈ 7,700,000
North-East (NE) ≈ 7,900,000
North-Central (NC) ≈ 8,800,000
North-West (NW) ≈ 14,400,000 — highest in Nigeria


Sources: National Bureau of Statistics’ CESPS 2024 data reporting crime incidents by zone.

📌 Key Points from the Statistics

✅ South-East recorded the lowest number of crime incidents among all six regions — about 6.2 million cases, making it the most peaceful region in Nigeria by this metric.

✅ By contrast, the North-West recorded the highest crime incidents at around 14.4 million, indicating the least peaceful region by incidence count.

✅ These figures represent reported household crime experiences, which include incidents like robbery, theft, and other criminal acts covered by the survey.


📌 Important Notes on Interpretation

These statistics measure total crime incidents, not crime rates per capita. Because each region has different population sizes, per-capita rates can shift the ranking if adjusted for population.

Other analyses (e.g., violence fatalities per 100,000 population from NigeriaWatch) sometimes identify most peaceful states differently based on death rates rather than incident counts — for example, Gombe and Cross River report among the lowest fatalities per 100 k in some analyses.


📊 Summary

✅ Most peaceful region (by reported crime incidence): South-East geopolitical zone (≈ 6.2 million incidents) — lowest overall crime count in Nigeria.

❗ Other peace/security indices (e.g., fatalities or kidnapping numbers) may give different state-level peace rankings, but the South-East consistently shows lower crime incident totals in the latest NBS household survey.

ariesbull:
Here are the statistical data and a referenced table showing which region in Nigeria is most peaceful based on reported crime incidence from the Crime Experience and Security Perception Survey (CESPS) 2024 by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) — the most recent comprehensive national crime data available:



📊 Crime Incidence by Geopolitical Zone — CESPS 2024 (May 2023–April 2024)

Geopolitical Zone Estimated Total Crime Incidents (Households)

South-East (SE) ≈ 6,176,031 — lowest in Nigeria
South-West (SW) ≈ 6,900,000
South-South (SS) ≈ 7,700,000
North-East (NE) ≈ 7,900,000
North-Central (NC) ≈ 8,800,000
North-West (NW) ≈ 14,400,000 — highest in Nigeria


Sources: National Bureau of Statistics’ CESPS 2024 data reporting crime incidents by zone.

📌 Key Points from the Statistics

✅ South-East recorded the lowest number of crime incidents among all six regions — about 6.2 million cases, making it the most peaceful region in Nigeria by this metric.

✅ By contrast, the North-West recorded the highest crime incidents at around 14.4 million, indicating the least peaceful region by incidence count.

✅ These figures represent reported household crime experiences, which include incidents like robbery, theft, and other criminal acts covered by the survey.


📌 Important Notes on Interpretation

These statistics measure total crime incidents, not crime rates per capita. Because each region has different population sizes, per-capita rates can shift the ranking if adjusted for population.

Other analyses (e.g., violence fatalities per 100,000 population from NigeriaWatch) sometimes identify most peaceful states differently based on death rates rather than incident counts — for example, Gombe and Cross River report among the lowest fatalities per 100 k in some analyses.


📊 Summary

✅ Most peaceful region (by reported crime incidence): South-East geopolitical zone (≈ 6.2 million incidents) — lowest overall crime count in Nigeria.

❗ Other peace/security indices (e.g., fatalities or kidnapping numbers) may give different state-level peace rankings, but the South-East consistently shows lower crime incident totals in the latest NBS household survey.

ariesbull:
Population of China is over a billion does it make Chinese crime rate higher than Nigeria that is 200 million


Make una dey use sense naaaa

gidgiddy:
The shooting and killing of unarmed Igbo youths, peaceful Biafran protesters, was happening long before Simon Ekpa. It was your Nigerian government that brought violence into peaceful agitation, same way it spread violence all over the country and made Nigeria the 8th most terrorised country on earth


Those who make peaceful agitation impossible, will make violent agitation inevitable ~ JFK

loffyloffy:
You obviously dont understand him..you only understand AI when it favours your naration.

But AI is a neutral tool and will only give you the right answers when you ask the right question.

You cannot discuss crime, without considering the population, as this will help you to understand the frequency of occurency of such crime and give you a picture of how safe the place is.

Below is from the same AI(copilot) when you ask the right question.

Ranking by Crime Rate per Million

North Central – 37.5 (highest per capita risk)

North East – 30.3

North West – 24.6

South East – 21.5

South South – 18.4

South West – 16.0 (lowest per capita risk)

Now let me point out that different AI are trained on sometimes different Data, and there may be slight variations in the result, but the trend generaly will be the same

ycat:
You know it’s fake when the southeast where everyone has run away from and people are being shot on the streets like roaches is first on the list.

We might as well have northeast as the safest region. Abi why not?

Shame that they will rig even this.

DomPerignon:
People are responsible for crimes so rate of crimes committed are compared to existing populations to get a true picture on the prevelance of crime.

With one of the lowest resident populations, SE had comparatively a higher crime rate compared to every other region.

I know you understand me clearly and are trying to play dumb on how comparative analysis between various populations are carried out.

For example :

If ten people generate Ten million naira to share equally, that will be one million per person.

If 20 share same 10 million, that will be 500k per person.

Now tell me , between the 10 person population and that with 20, which population got the highest individual share and which population is richer

Stop making a fool of yourself on this forum. Go and get proper education first.

The CESPS figures from the NBS you are fighting with are incident counts they are not crime rates. They are not the same, conflating the two exposes your illiteracy

You even don't understand your own 10 million example as it relates to the NBS statistics.
Wether 10 people generate and share 10 million or 20 people share 10 million. The total is still 10 million.

In the same way, the CESPS data report total crime incidents by region, not crime rates. Population size does not alter the fact that one region recorded fewer incidents in absolute terms.

In statistics rates answer a different question entirely. Stop confusing yourself!

lawani:
The per capita calculation is wrong. NIN data puts NW at three times the population of SE. Voter registration data is the same. SW is 2.5 times[/b]NE is like 1.7 times or so. The AI is wrong. With data publicly available and if the crime stat is right then SE has the highest crime rate

shortgun:

Stop making a fool of yourself on this forum. Go and get proper education first.

The CESPS figures from the NBS you are fighting with are incident counts they are not crime rates. They are not the same, conflating the two exposes your illiteracy

You even don't understand your own 10 million example as it relates to the NBS statistics.
Wether 10 people generate and share 10 million or 20 people share 10 million. The total is still 10 million.

In the same way, the CESPS data report total crime incidents by region, not crime rates. Population size does not alter the fact that one region recorded fewer incidents in absolute terms.

In statistics rates answer a different question entirely. Stop confusing yourself!

shortgun:
This is false,where did you get it from?