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IPCR Trains 19 Professionals, Pushes Practical Peacebuilding Across Nigeria

Daily Dispatch March 18, 2026

The Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution (IPCR) has urged newly trained professionals to translate their knowledge of negotiation and mediation into concrete actions that will promote peace and stability across Nigeria. The call was made at the close of a three-week Strategic Course on

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Benue at a Tipping Point as IPCR, SPRiNG Deploy 45-Minute Conflict Response System

Daily Dispatch March 2, 2026

As Benue State grapples with recurring farmer-herder clashes and climate-driven tensions, the Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution (IPCR) has moved to tighten Nigeria’s conflict prevention net, unveiling a strengthened early warning and rapid response framework designed to stop violence before it erupts. Partnering with the SPRiNG Project, IPCR is pushing forward

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IPCR Sees Lent, Ramadan Overlap as Call for National Healing

Daily Dispatch February 18, 2026

As Christians begin Lent and Muslims commence Ramadan, the Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution (IPCR) has urged Nigerians to use the rare overlap of the two sacred seasons to strengthen unity and reject divisive tendencies. In a statement released on February 18, 2026, the institute described the simultaneous observance as more than a calendar […]

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IPCR Condemns Killings, Urges Rural Development and Stronger Security Measures

Daily Dispatch February 8, 2026

The Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution (IPCR) has strongly condemned the continued killing of innocent citizens in parts of the country, describing the attacks as senseless and unacceptable, while calling for urgent, long-term solutions to address insecurity, especially in rural communities. In a statement issued on Sunday, the Institute stressed that sustainable

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IPCR urges nationwide cooperation with security agencies after deadly Niger attacks

Daily Dispatch January 6, 2026

The Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution (IPCR) has called for increased collaboration between citizens and Nigeria’s security forces to decisively end insecurity, following recent terrorist attacks in parts of Niger State that left scores dead and several others abducted. The attacks occurred in Agwara and Borgu Local Government Areas, where gunmen invaded rural

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Onaiyekan asks Tinubu to equip the current security operatives for better performance

Daily Dispatch November 27, 2025

Drop Employment of 20,000 Policemen Former Archbishop of Abuja Catholic Diocese, Cardinal John Onaiyekan has told President Bola Tinubu to treat as top priority the equipping of the present crops of policemen and security operatives to combat the perennial insecurity in the nation instead of giving order for the employment of additional 20,000 policemen. Speaking […]