7,825 people were abducted in a single year.

One framework now must cover insurgency, banditry, communal killing and organized crime at once.

Nigeria is rewriting its 2012 peace policy after a 55% defense-budget jump failed to curb kidnapping and communal violence, SIPRI figures show.

Officials met through August in Abuja to shape the revised policy.

How each outlet framed it
Global Voices leans critical
maps Nigeria's paradox: military spending up 55% yet 7,825 abductions and 1,142 killings in 12 months across five concurrent crises

Sources: Global Voices