In 2010, over 300 women and children were slaughtered in one night by attack by jihad terrorists in Dogo Nahauwa village, Jos, Plateau state, Nigeria. Three days after the attack, GIPLC, on a Needs Assessment visit, mobilized relief materials comprising of food items, medical items and survival kits to support the displaced people in the village. This enabled over 100 families set up makeshift shelters in temporary locations like school compounds and hospitals. This support was sustained by periodical visits and restocking of food and general supplies.
