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At least 56 people have died since the protest began, with victims including protesters and people allegedly hired by the authorities to confront the protesters.

The report identifies the growing use of blasphemy laws to crack down on the non-religious, as well as vigilante violence. 

Fifty years after the end of Nigeria’s civil war, Christian Aid has brought together influencers from the worlds of politics, charity, business and faith to unite to help the country shed its title of ‘poverty capital of the world’

Local women must no longer be excluded from decision-making in the responses to humanitarian emergencies, particularly when they are the ones most vulnerable in these crises, Christian Aid’s CEO has said.