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in Nigeria

Every incident requires ≥3 independent sources (local witnesses, media, NGOs,

OSINT) before publication.

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Neutral and
Transparent

We label perpetrators based on verified evidence (e.g., “suspected Lakurawa

militants”, “armed bandits”, “communal militias”) without political spin.

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About Us

Setting the record straight

TrackLine is an independent digital monitoring platform designed to track and analyze incidents of violence across Nigeria in real time.

Analysis

We transform scattered reports into structured intelligence that supports informed decisions, risk awareness, and early response.

Goal

Our mission is to provide transparent, verified, and geo-referenced data to policymakers, researchers, journalists, humanitarian actors, and concerned citizens.

Services

Why TrackLine?

Verified Information

We rely on credible media sources, official security reports, and trusted field correspondents.

Geospatial Tracking

Every incident is mapped and time-stamped for spatial pattern analysis.

Data Transparency

We maintain structured datasets accessible for research and policy use.

Early Warning Insights

Trend analytics help detect escalation patterns.

Who We Are

About TrackLine

TrackLine is a conflict monitoring and data intelligence platform focused on Nigeria. We provide structured, real-time updates on violence incidents to improve awareness, accountability, and evidence-based response.

Founded on principles of transparency and neutrality, TrackLine bridges the gap between fragmented reporting and actionable data.

Banditry

ARMED BANDITRY Armed banditry

Terrorism

terrorism Boko Haram /

Mob Action

Mob Action Jungle Justice

Communal Clashes

communal clashes indigene /

Herdsmen-Farmers Clashes

age old Farmers /

How we work

Our Verification Process

We track official statements from security agencies or government authorities, and reports from trusted humanitarian or civil society organizations

Source Screening & Credibility Assessment

Before any incident is published, we evaluate the credibility of the source. Unverified social media claims or anonymous reports are not published without further corroboration.

Cross-Verification & Data Triangulation

Each incident must be confirmed through at least one additional credible source wherever possible. If figures differ across sources, we clearly indicate ranges or mark them as “under verification” until confirmation.

Geo-Referencing & Final Review

Once verified, the incident is geo-coded and reviewed before publication. Only after passing this final review is the incident published on the TrackLine dashboard.

Our Volunteers

Dedicated Team

Some of our dedicated volunteers helping us with data collection and verification.

John Alhamdu

Consultant

Tasiu Mohammadi

Advisor

Celina Kuyet

Marketing Expert

Nnamdi Johnson

Finance Manager

Talatu Maigari

Advisor

John Smith

Consultant

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Submit verified information about a security incident to help us maintain accurate, real-time conflict tracking across Nigeria.

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Ongoing conflicts

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The Joint Task Force (North East), Operation HADIN KAI (OPHK), said it has foiled a planned mass abduction of

15 Mar

Six Iswap attacks on military bases for Borno in

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The Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) insurgent group in Nigeria has claimed responsibility for a series of attacks

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