There are also female cults organisations like the Amazons, the Black Brassier, the Daughters of Jezebel, the Campus Angels, the Damsels, the Dames and the Viqueens they act as campus prostitution syndicates to their male counterparts. On campus, less known student confraternities are the Corsairs, Pirats, Green Berets, Fregates, Barracudas, Musketeers, Walrus, Temple of Eden, Trojan Horse, MgbaMgba Brothers, Black Cats, Marphites, Bats, Dragons, King Cobras, Scorpions and Gentlemen. Exceptionaly, cult societies can include religious sects which are neither Islamic nor Christian, as with Ombatse. cult societies: mostly student confraternities like the Pyrates, the Seadogs, the Buccaneers, the Black Axe, the Klansmen Konfraternity, the Deebam, the Deewell, the Vikings, the Eiye Supreme Confraternity, the Black Berets, the Mafia. armed gangs: criminal groups with firearms, usually more than 5 people, except cult societies. This category includes for instance the Home Guards of the NSCDC (Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps), which were created during the Biafra War and revived in 2007 with a special permission in 2012 to carry weapons to fight against Boko Haram, despite strong reluctance from the NPF.

other governmental security forces that use firearms (customs, prison services, SSS, NDLEA). Because of the creation of 7 new states and 219 new LGAs between the 19 census, it was not possible to calculate an annual growth rate per Local Government ĭ) protagonists and stakeholders (none, 1, or more): Since the settlement of the border conflict with Cameroon in 2006, Bakassi LGA has been cut in two Ĭ) adapted and updated population figures per LGA based on the 1991 & 2006 census and the annual growth rate as calculated per state. Violent events at sea or by the seaside are attached to one of the nearest 24 coastal LGAs or distributed among the coastal LGAs of one of the 8 maritime states (6 in Lagos, 1 in Ogun, 1 in Ondo, 3 in Delta, 3 in Bayelsa, 5 in Rivers, 2 in Akwa Ibom, 3 in Cross River).

There are 36 states, one FCT (Federal Capital Territory) and 774 LGAs listed in the 1999 Constitution (including 6 Local Council Areas in the FCT). The location of an event is normally based on the place where violences happens exceptionaly, on the place where the bodies of the victims are found if there are no other information available. Violent events are recorded from 1st June 2006 according to:Ī) their date (from day 1 to day n): a violent event happens in one or several contiguous LGAs and terminates when there are no deaths recorded during seven continuous days or more ī) location: state, local government area (LGA), town, village or “offshore zone”.

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