Kaduna State inaugurates a Disarmament, Demobilisation and Reintegration (DDR) committee aimed at addressing insecurity and promoting peace, according to reports from Premium Times and The Punch. Both outlets state that the committee is formally launched by the state, marking what The Punch describes as a first-of-its-kind initiative in the state. Premium Times adds that the decision to establish the committee follows a resolution reached during the North West DDR Regional Consultation. The committee’s creation is presented as part of efforts to manage and reduce conflict-related violence by encouraging the disarmament of combatants, supporting their demobilisation, and facilitating their reintegration into society. While the sources agree on the inauguration and purpose of the committee, they do not provide consistent details in the excerpts about its membership, timeline, or specific operational plans. Overall, the reports frame the move as a regional and state-level response to insecurity, built on a recommendation from a broader DDR consultation process in Nigeria’s North West.