Location Intelligence - Anambra State

Tracked Incidents (2026)

46

Most Prevalent Risk

Homicide, Fire Outbreak

Most Affected LGA

Njikoka

Operational Score

0.65

Ranked 23rd
Weighted Contribution

Insights

Activity Pace

Security incidents in Anambra have significantly decreased by 61.3% from 119 to 46 between January 1 to June 16, 2025, and January 1 to June 16, 2026. Fatalities also saw a sharp decline of 66.7%, from 69 to 23 over the same period. This suggests a positive security trajectory, potentially due to enhanced security measures or reduced criminal activity.

Rising Risk

While overall incidents have decreased, Homicide remains the most frequent risk in Anambra, accounting for 10 out of 46 incidents recorded between January 1 and June 16, 2026. This indicates that despite a general improvement in security, targeted violence remains a persistent concern for the region.

Severity Level

The lethality rate for incidents in Anambra between January 1 and June 16, 2026, is approximately 46.9% (23 fatalities out of 46 incidents). This indicates that nearly half of all recorded security incidents resulted in a fatality, highlighting the severe nature of the threats faced.

Future Outlook

Given the substantial decrease in incidents and fatalities year-on-year, the near-term outlook for Anambra appears cautiously optimistic. However, the persistent high lethality rate and the prevalence of homicide suggest that security forces must remain vigilant and focus on mitigating extreme violence.

Incidents in 2026 (Monthly)

Prevalent Risk

High Impact Incidents in Anambra (2026)

Incidents by Actors

Operational Risk

Indicator Incidents (Current) Incidents (Prev) Status
Kidnapping 5 39 Improving
Armed Robbery 2 13 Improving
Terrorism 2 6 Improving
Theft 2 19 Improving
Assaults 1 8 Improving
Drug Trafficking/Drug Abuse 1 5 Improving
Firearms Trafficking 1 6 Improving
Fraud 1 2 Improving
Human Trafficking 1 6 Improving
Rape 1 6 Improving