Di six years investigation wey Observatory for Religious Freedom for Africa do, show say 79,323 people don die for Nigeria from terrorism violence between 2020 and 2025, and na 34,773 civilians dem kidnap for di same time.

Dem release di findings to public for Jos, Plateau State, on Tuesday for one report wey dem title: “Four Times Boko Haram? How the World Misreads Nigeria’s Violence” and one statement wey one Senior Research Analyst for di Observatory, Mr Frans Vierhout, sign confirm am.

According to di report, di violence happen seven times per day and 36 people dey die per day for inside dis six years.

“79,323 people die for Nigeria between 2020 and 2025, wey be say seven attacks dey happen per day. More than 42,000 of dem na innocent civilians,” di statement talk.

ORFA, wey dey monitor religious freedom, dey document rights violations, and dey inform decision-makers through advocacy, talk say di researchers “spend years to cross-check attack patterns — and di data wey dem gather don change wetin people dey believe before.”

Di breakdown show say “42,033 killings na civilians; security forces and terror groups make up 37,290 deaths.”

Di investigation challenge di belief say Boko Haram and ISWAP na di main people wey dey cause di violence.

“Boko Haram and Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) — di terror groups wey people dey blame most for di violence — dem together carry 12% of civilian killings: Boko Haram 8%, and ISWAP 4%,” di report talk.

E find say “Militias wey dem put for ‘Fulani Terror Groups’ category kill 44% of all civilians — four times pass wetin Boko Haram and ISWAP kill put together.”

For specific numbers: “Fulani terror groups kill 44% of civilians (18,577); Boko Haram and ISWAP together kill 12% (4,941).”

ORFA make e clear say dem dey separate di people wey do di killing from ethnicity, say “ORFA dey careful to distinguish between armed Fulani terror groups and di whole Fulani people, wey di majority of dem no dey involved in violence.”

Vierhout talk say di patterns hard to ignore.