26.	Thursday, June 28^th, 2001	Azara crisis (Nasarawa)	An ethnic conflict between the Tiv and the Azara indigenes. It started with gruesome killing of an Azara traditional leader, and later spread to the Tiv Village, with the Tiv community on the defense.
27.	Friday, September 07, 2001	Jos crisis	A violent ethnic religious crisis between the Muslim/Hausa Fulani and Christian indigenes. The subject of discord between the Jasawa Development Association and Plateau youth council was over political appointment in Jos North.
28.	October 12^th, 2001	Kano riot	A peaceful Anti-American protest over the bombing of Afganistan turned violent, taking ethnic and religious dimensions, it degenerated into uncontrollable violence which claimed lives and damaged properties and places of worship.
29.	Monday, October 29^th, 2001	Tiv-Jukun/Fulani conflict	An ethnic clash between Tivs and Jukuns/Fulani which was an extension of the may 2001 clash and could be linked to the protracted disputes between both sides. Newswatch reported that 16 soldiers were killed which later led to the gruesome revenge on the Tivs, by the Nigerian Army.
30.	Friday, November 02, 2001	Gwantu crisis	A clash that started on a political ground (over relocation of LG headquarters) later took on ethno-religious dimension in which places of worship were destroyed.
31.	Sunday, December 30, 2001	Vwang crisis	A violent communal conflict in Vwang district between the indigenes and non-indigenes, exploded in the backdrop of September 7 jos crisis. It started when an illegal group of 40 men attacked the district Head of Vwang. It also had religious colouring.
32.	January 18^th, 2002	Awe crisis	A renewed communal clash between two indigenous communities in Awe local government in Nasarawa state. The cause was not certain but two people were killed and several others injured.
33.	May 2^nd, 2000	Jos Mayhem	Another mayhem that followed PDP congress but later took an ethno-religious colour.
34.	Monday, may 27^th, 2002	Fulani-Irigwe crisis	An ethnic clash between the Hausa/Fulani and the Irigwe indigenes in Basa, plateau which was said to be a reprisal attack.
35.	Saturday, June 01, 2002	Yelwa-Shendam mayhem (plateau)	A religious-cum ethnic fracas between the native people (predominantly Christians) and Hausa settlers (predominantly Muslims). This violence extended to about four local government councils in southern plateau.
36.	Monday, July 01, 2002	Wase (plateau)	The Yelwa-Shendam riots spilled over to plateau
37.	Tuesday, July 01, 2003	Edo/Kogi	Communal clashes between border communities in Edo and Kogi states Ekepedo and Ogori over land ownership.
38.	Thursday, January 1^st, 2004	Ganye, Adamawa	Clash between Fulani herdsmen and farmers over grazing lands.
39.	Thursday, January 1^st, 2004	Yobe	Militant Islamic group operating under the name of Muhajiran launched a Tiliban-like attack on police. Men of the Nigerian Army killed five and arrested several others.
40.	Sunday, February 1^st, 2004	Wase/Kanam (Plateau)	Violent clash between Mavo and Taroh communities which claimed 11 lives. Suspected Taroh youths were alleged to have raided Mavo villages.
41.	Sunday, February 1^st, 2004	Wase/Kanam (Plateau)	Communal clash over land ownership between Minda and Kparev groups. Several lives were lost.
42.	Saturday, April 3^rd, 2004	Makarfi, Kaduna	Religious protest in Makarfi town over the desecration of Quaran by a Christian teenager.
43.	Sunday, April 11^th, 2004	Lantang South, Plateau	Continued clashes that led to the sacking of Taroh villages in Lantang South LGC by suspected Hausa/Fulani insurgents.
44.	Monday, April 26^th, 2004	Bakin Chiyawa, Plateau	Renewed hostilities launched by suspected displaced Fulani herdsmen. The conflict was believed to be the spillover of the ethno-religious crisis that has been bedeviling southern plateau local governments of Lantang south and north, Wase, Kanam and Shendam.
45.	Sunday, may 1^st, 2004	Yelwa-shendam, plateau state	A fresh ethno-religious mayhem that claimed over 659 lives and over 250 women abducted bu suspected Taroh militia.