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BOUNDARY CONFLICT MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES BETWEEN ADADAMA COMMUNITY IN CROSS RIVER STATE AND AMAGU COMMUNITY IN EBONYI STATE, NIGERIA, 1996-2018

UWAKWE, Stanley Ikechukwu (2021-04)

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CONFLICTS IN THE GENERATION AND REGENERATION OF MEMBERSHIP IN THE CHURCH OF NIGERIA (ANGLICAN COMMUNION), IBADAN

AKANDE, SUNDAY ADEKUNLE (2021-04)

Conflicts within Ibadan Anglican Communion (IAC), which led to loss of membership to other denominations in the 1970s and 80s, necessitated generation of new members in the 1990s and regeneration of defected members. The ...
EFFECTS OF OIL EXPLOITATION ON FAMILIES IN OGULAGHA KINGDOM, DELTA STATE, NIGERIA

RAJI, Ganiyu Alade (2023-06)

Oil exploitation has occasioned environmental degradation, conflicts, restiveness and insecurity in the Niger Delta region with resultant effects on family lives in particular and human security in general. Extant studies ...
FACTORS UNDERLYING THE TRANSFORMATION OF VIOLENT RADICALISED GROUPS IN THE SOUTH-EAST AND SOUTH-WEST NIGERIA, 2003-2014

EWURUM, Evaristus Chidi (2021-10)

Globally, violent radicalised groups (VRGs) pose a threat to national security. Oodua Peoples‟ Congress (OPC) and the Movement for the Actualisation of Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB) who initially emerged as groups ...
GENETICALLY MODIFIED FOODS AND IMPLICATIONS ON TRADITIONAL CROPS AND HEALTH SECURITY IN NIGERIA

GBARADA, Olugbenga (2021-09)

Genetically Modified Food (GMF) is an invention targeted at ensuring food security, but with significant environmental and health implications. There were controversies associated with its adoption in Nigeria. These ...
IMPACT AND SECURITY IMPLICATIONS OF ECOWAS TRADE LIBERALISATION SCHEME ON CROSS-BORDER TRADE IN SEME AND IDIROKO BORDERS, NIGERIA

RAHEEM, Ola (2021-07)

The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) Trade Liberalisation Scheme (ETLS) has created security challenges resulting in loss of lives and destruction of property in Nigeria. Studies on ETLS examined its ...
INFLUENCE OF MODERNITY ON CHIEFTAINCY SELECTION PROCESSES AND CONFLICT IN ILAJE-UGBO KINGDOM, ONDO STATE, NIGERIA, 1952 – 2010

OLATUNJI, Adebayo Olamoyewa (2021-09)

Modern values and structures imposed by colonial rule on chieftaincy selection processes in Ilaje-Ugbo Kingdom created a myriad of conflicts. The introduction of father-to-son inheritance principle created ruptures in ...
NIGERIA’S NATIONAL DEFENCE POLICY AND THE MANAGEMENT OF ASYMMETRIC CONFLICT, 2007 – 2017

AROGBOFA, Jones Oladehinde (2021-06)

Globally, governments evolve their National Defence Policies in order to address conventional security challenges. Countries such as the USA, the UK, France, India, and Kenya have had the need to modify their policies ...
OMU INSTITUTION AND PEACEMAKING IN ANIOMA KINGDOM, DELTA STATE, NIGERIA

AKINPELU-AYODELE, Immaculate Nneamaka (2023-07)

Traditional institutions play prominent roles in conflict management and peacemaking processes in Nigeria. In Anioma Kingdom, Omu is recognised as the head of women and the only female allowed in Izu-ani (council of ...
OODUA PEOPLES CONGRESS AND THE PROTECTION OF OIL PIPELINE INSTALLATIONS IN SOUTHWESTERN NIGERIA, 2006 -2019

BELLO, SULAIMAN AKANBI (2021-10)

The vandalisation of oil pipeline installations remains a major problem bedevilling the oil industry in southwestern Nigeria. The menace has led to economic loss, environmental degradation and fire explosion resulting ...
TRENDS, CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES OF KIDNAPPING IN OVOM AMA-ASAA, ABIA STATE, NIGERIA, 2010-2016

OKOLIE-OSEMENE, James (2021-08)

Kidnapping is a major security threat, generating concern in urban and rural areas in Nigeria. Previous research focused on kidnapping in the context of petro-economy and militancy, with more emphasis on incidents in ...
THE UNITED NATIONS CHILDREN’S FUND CHILD PROTECTION NETWORK INITIATIVE IN OYO STATE, NIGERIA

ABODUNRIN, Hammed (2021-10)

Adequate protection of children is critical to the future of any society especially in the developing economies like Nigeria, where protection culture is hindered by myriads of problems. To enhance child security, ...
WOMEN’S POLITICAL REPRESENTATION IN HOUSES OF ASSEMBLY OF SELECTED STATES IN SOUTHWESTERN NIGERIA, 1999-2019

ADEBAYO, Adedeji Victor (2023-06)

Democracy drives social development and enhances political participation. Women in Nigeria remain underrepresented in all levels of politics, especially the legislature. Existing studies have focused largely on Women’s ...

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