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Modeling and Optimal Control Analysis on Armed Banditry and Internal Security in Zamfara State [PDF]

European Journal of Theoretical and Applied Sciences, 2023
In Nigeria, Banditry which includes kidnapping, is currently a national threat that led to the loss of lives, livelihoods, crippled economic activities, broken social cohesion and above all led to a massive displacement of people especially in Zamfara ...
Jibril Lawal, Ashafa Sani
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Armed Banditry and Border Monitoring: Challenges for Nigeria’s Security, Peace and Sustainable Development [PDF]

European Journal of Political Science Studies, 2021
The greatest challenge facing Nigeria today is international terrorism that is aided by religious extremism, porosity of borderline and cross-border security challenges and crime.
Nsikak Mathias Udosen
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‘Crimelordism’: Understanding a New Phenomenon in Armed Banditry in Nigeria

Journal of Asian and African Studies, 2021
Armed banditry is prevalent in Nigeria. It has competed with insurgency for the soul of Nigeria’s national security. Contemporary trajectories of armed banditry in Nigeria have been full of complications. One of the complications is the emergence of crime lords who engage in a self-aggrandizing but also socially sensitive criminal career.
Al Chukwuma
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Applying Hirāba in Islamic Criminal Law to Curb Armed Banditry in the Zamfara State of Nigeria: Opportunities and Challenges [PDF]

Mazahib, 2021
The paper investigates the armed banditry that engages in the highway robbery attacking villagers and travelers in the Zamfara state of Nigeria.
Bello, Abdulmajeed Hassan
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Socio-Economic Effects of Armed Banditry in Niger State: A Case Study of Kontagora Local Government Area of Niger State, Nigeria [PDF]

GUSAU JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS AND DEVELOPMENT STUDIES, 2023
The research focused on effects of armed banditry on socio-economic activities of Kontagora Local Government Area of Niger State. The study adopted a descriptive survey method.
Kotagora, Aminu Sani, Yahaya, Ummi Safiyanu, Owonibi , Oladunni Elizabeth, Ibeto, Ismaila Aliyu   +3 more
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Armed Banditry in Nigeria

Ojo, J.S., Aina, F., Oyewole, S., Ojewale, O., Osasona, T., Shamsudeen, Y., Utibe, T., Ogundiya, I.S., Okoli, A.I., Ngwu, E.C., Ekpo, C., Ajiboye, B.M., Adefisoye, T.O., Bamidele, S., Iwara, M., Ayandele, O., Lamidi, K.O., Okoli, C.R., Adenuga, G.A., Olatunji, A.O.   +19 more
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Crime of Opportunity? A Theoretical Exploration of the Incidence of Armed Banditry in Nigeria

Insight on Africa, 2022
The incidence of armed banditry has exacerbated the security conundrum in Nigeria to create a multidimensional security quandary. Meanwhile, the extant studies on the matter offer insubstantial theoretical explanations. This study attempts an extensive approach that captures the necessitating factors for banditry from an opportunistic standpoint.
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Armed Banditry and Coercive Social Coordination in Northwest Nigeria

Small Wars and Insurgencies
Ozker Kocadal
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Market Warfare Strategy and Rural Armed Banditry in Zamfara State, Nigeria

African Security Review
Nsemba Edward Lenshie, Paul Ani Onuh, Adamson Duncan Ganiyu   +2 more
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State Fragility and Armed Banditry in North Central Nigeria: Greed or Grievance?

African Security Review
Luke Amadi
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