The article explains the implications of years of brutal localized conflicts and intense violence. And how it displaced more than 2 million people and destroyed livelihoods. The humanitarian crisis is primarily a result of the decade-long fighting between Boko Haram militants and Nigeria’s military. The ongoing insecurity often prevents people from accessing life-saving assistance. Additionally, flooding has destroyed farmlands and crops that are a main source of food, increasing food insecurity. It highlights some local peacebuilding initiatives that address issues of drug abuse and youth radicalism through a program to reduce violent extremism. Published by ThirdWay (December 6, 2019). Read more