Our team has donated 20 solar-powered security lights to villages across Southern Kaduna, Nigeria. 🇳🇬 Bandits often strike under the cover of darkness, so these lights will help communities stay alert, improve security, and deter attacks at night. Because of your support, more villagers now have a better chance to live safely and in peace. This is just the beginning. We will continue exploring longer-term, non-lethal solutions to help communities better protect themselves against bandit attacks.

"The bandits cut the babies out of pregnant women's corpses." This Easter, we share the testimony of Christina Ankut, a former school principal who recounts the horrors she witnessed firsthand against Christian communities in Kaduna, Nigeria. The attacks must end.

Today, we served 500 freshly prepared meals and drinks to children in an IDP camp in Abuja. Over 3,500 people live in this refugee camp - families displaced by Boko Haram, forced to flee their homes in Nigeria’s North East. We're committed to keep supporting this community.

We delivered rice to the village of Hayin Rigasa in Kaduna. Locals here have been badly affected by rising food prices caused by relentless bandit attacks on farmers, leaving many unable to afford even one meal a day. We did what we could to help.

The team recently provided medical assistance to a Christian refugee in Kaduna, Nigeria. He had broken his ankle after fleeing his village due to persistent bandit attacks. The injury was severe, and one of our team members generously provided funds to enable him to seek further treatment at a hospital. We continue to hear heartbreaking accounts from the region, including reports of children losing limbs because they cannot afford the $10 required to remove bullets from their arms. Our hope is to expand this support and provide longer-term medical assistance to vulnerable communities in Kaduna.