Security incidents rose in Week 43, while operational incidents declined and civil unrest dropped to zero. Six people died in road crashes.
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Week 42 incidents rose to 55, while fatalities fell to 41. Abductions, unrest, and operational hazards persisted, with attacks reported in Niger, Zamfara, and Borno.
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Ghana’s operational hazards rose to 88.23% in Week 41, with Eastern and Greater Accra as hotspots. Despite reduced civil unrest, illegal mining, crime, and flooding remain key risks.
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Nigeria’s security risk rose in Week 40. Violence was concentrated in the North and South-East, with attacks reported in Borno, Zamfara and Kaduna. Businesses should avoid high-risk routes and plan movements early.
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September saw arrests across the South-South and South-East, alongside two killings in Imo and political violence in Enugu, highlighting rising security and political tensions ahead of 2027.
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Ghana’s security risk rose in Week 38, with crime incidents reaching 31.57%. Greater Accra and Ashanti remained hotspots, while civil unrest increased to 15.7%.
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Nigeria’s security risk eased in Week 37, with incidents falling 4% to 48 and fatalities dropping 66.7% to 37. However, kidnappings surged from 2 to 41 victims, with deadly attacks recorded in Adamawa and Benue.
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Nigeria’s building collapse risk is rising due to poor construction, substandard materials, unlicensed contractors, ignored building plans, and heavy rainfall that weakens foundations and erodes soil.
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Ghana’s security risk rose in Week 36 with security incidents reaching 23.07% of reported activity. Greater Accra remained the leading hotspot, while road crashes caused 17 fatalities, including 13 in a single Sege–Tema Highway collision.
Even short trips can carry serious risks when routes, timing, and conditions are overlooked.
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August recorded several alarming security incidents across Nigeria, including a military outpost overrunning in Zamfara, a deadly political attack in Osun, a house-to-house attack in Plateau that killed over 20 people, and the abduction of 15 NYSC members in Kogi.
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