A NATIONAL SECURITY PERSPECTIVE ON ARMED BANDITRY IN NORTHWEST NIGERIA [PDF]
Journal of Central and Eastern European African StudiesThis study seeks to explore the negative impacts of armed banditry in North-west (NW) Nigeria from a national security standpoint. The qualitative research design was used in the study to examine pertinent discourses with respect to armed banditry in ...
Abubakar Abdulkadir Alkali, Dries Putter
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BORDER MANAGEMENT, ARMED BANDITRY AND TERRORISM MITIGATION IN NIGERIA [PDF]
International Studies JournalThe greatest social, human and economic challenge facing Nigeria today is the menace of both international, national and local terrorism that is adversely aided by strong force of religious extremism, porosity of borderline and cross-border security ...
ODE AGI OKO
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ARMED BANDITRY AND THE ECONOMY AND SOCIETY OF CENTRAL NIGERIA, 2009-2023 [PDF]
International Studies JournalViolent conflict has gradually become one of the defining characteristics of the Nigerian nation, particularly in the recent history of central Nigeria.
MYOM TERKURA, JAMES T. GWAR
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Effect of Armed Banditry on Educational Outcomes in Affected Rural Communities of Katsina State, Nigeria [PDF]
Wah Academia Journal of Social SciencesMeasuring educational outcomes in terms of enrolment, attendance, academic performance and teacher effectiveness, the effect of armed banditry was investigated in affected rural communities in three Local Government Areas of Katsina State, namely; Jibia,
Abdulsalam S. Ademola +3 more
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Rethinking Nigeria’s Security Threats: Armed Banditry and its Impacts on the People of North-west Nigeria, 2010-2025 [PDF]
ABUAD Journal of the Humanities-AGIDIGBOThis discourse which is intended to contribute to peace and security studies examined the effects of armed banditry on the people of North-western Nigeria. The paper answered these questions: Who are armed bandits?
Efemena Emmanuel ESAMAGU +1 more
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ARMED BANDITRY AND KIDNAPPING IN KWARA STATE: AN IMPACT ANALAYSIS
International Studies JournalResearch Problem: Armed banditry and kidnapping in Kwara State have escalated despite various security interventions, highlighting concerns about their structural drivers, spatial spread, and far-reaching effects on governance, livelihoods, education and
KADIR HASSAN OBA
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ECOWAS Protocol on Migration, Porous Borders and Dynamics of Armed Banditry in Nigeria [PDF]
Journal of Contemporary International Relations and Diplomacy, 2023 The dialectics that have led to an explosion of free movement of persons within ECOWAS borders largely constitute a new dimension of security threats in the region. The security threats emanating from incessant human migration within the region have predictably distorted the security architecture of Nigeria, thereby posing colossal pressures on the ...
Chibuike Victor Obikaeze +2 more
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ARMED BANDITRY IN ADARALAND: A STUDY OF HUMANITARIAN CRISIS AND THE PLIGHT OF INTERNALLY DISPLACED PERSONS [PDF]
International Studies JournalThis article titled “Armed Banditry in Adaraland: A Study of Humanitarian Crisis and the Plight of the Internally Displaced Persons” dissects incidences of banditry and the experiences of the internally displaced persons in Adaraland.
PROFESSOR VICTOR SEMAWON AKRAN +1 more
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THE ROLE OF INFORMANTS IN THE ACCENTUATION OF ARMED BANDITRY IN NORTH-WESTERN NIGERIA: A CASE STUDY OF ZAMFARA STATE [PDF]
International Studies JournalThe north-western region of Nigeria has been hit by an unprecedented wave of insecurity such as kidnapping for ransom, cattle rustling and armed banditry which has led to maiming, killings, displacements of people and disruption of socio-economic ...
TUKUR ABDULKADIR, ABDULNASIR UMAR
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Armed Banditry and Challenges of National Development : Is Nigeria’s Governance System Failing?
Institutiones AdministrationisThe incessant bandits’ activities vis-à-vis kidnapping of people for ransom, robbing them of their possessions, raping and even killing them at will by groups of people officially described as bandits in parts of Nigeria is worrisome.
Adeleke Adegbami, Oluwaseun Kugbayi
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