ArmedConflictLocation List

Id Latitude Longitude Country Geo Name Id Description
5,966,766 6.44258 7.5022 Nigeria Supporters of IPOB protest in Enugu, calling for the release of a jailed leader, Nnamdi Kanu. Several arrests reported.
5,966,769 7.76667 4.56667 Nigeria Residents near a University protest attacks by "thugs" attempting to remove them from their land for the purposes of development. Details of the attacks protested not known.
5,966,774 5.10658 7.36667 Nigeria Police open fire on a group of IPOB protesters on Aba, calling for the release of their jailed leader, Nnamdi Kanu. Eight reported dead, 30 injured, 26 arrested. The protest was characterised as peaceful by most sources, though The Nation newspaper reported the IBOP clashed with security agents.
5,966,777 6.59422 3.33748 Nigeria Oil workers block roads, traffic near the state house assembly claiming money owed to them by the government.
5,966,782 6.45306 3.39583 Nigeria Members of the AYT protest in Lagos over a ruling of an appeal in regards to an election.
5,966,786 5.4616 6.20787 Nigeria The entrance to the administrative headquarters of Isoko South Local Government Area of Delta State in Ole(h) was barricaded by protesting commercial motorcyclists who barred workers and clients from entry the council. Their grievance was the increase in the daily operational ticket by the state government. Several arrests were made.
5,966,789 4.77742 7.0134 Nigeria Over 500 ex-militants on 19/01 staged a protest in Port Harcourt over non-payment of amnesty allowances.
5,966,793 10.90484 12.08863 Nigeria Nigerian troops on 20/01 repelled an evening Boko Haram attack on Buratai town, killing some of the insurgents. At least three of the insurgents were killed and many of them escaped with bullet wounds.
5,966,796 7.621 5.2215 Nigeria A group of farmers protest when they are displaced by the construction of an airport.
5,966,799 6.44556 3.35917 Nigeria Traders from Ibafon Main Market, Coconut area of Olodi Apapa, Lagos, protested at the corporate headquarters of Vanguard Media Ltd., protesting police extortion and harassment following several raids they considered unjust.