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EMERGING PATTERNS OF ARMED VIOLENCE AND THE DYNAMICS OF INSECURITY IN KWARA STATE, NIGERIA.

International Studies Journal
Research Problem: Armed violence in Nigeria has increasingly extended beyond established conflict-affected areas, yet there remains limited systematic empirical evidence on the recent patterns and consequences of armed violence in Kwara State, a setting ...
Bolarin Najeeb Haroon , Babatunde Samson Oluwole, Issa Sakariyah Aromokala, Ajogwu Peter , Babafemi Paul Iyanu-Olorun, Odewenu Azeez Bolaji   +5 more
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Effect of banditry on the livelihood of maize farmers in Katsina State [PDF]

In recent years, Nigeria witnessed a spate of bandit attacks which affected the livelihood and agricultural productivity of farmers. This research assessed the effect of armed banditry on the livelihood of maize farmers in Katsina state.
Adejare , Taiwo Grace, Abdullahi , Abubakar Khidir, Ibrahim , Faisal Shawai   +2 more
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Violent crimes and insecurity on Nigerian highways: A tale of travelers' trauma, nightmares and state slumber. [PDF]

Heliyon, 2023
Ugwuoke CO, Ajah BO, Akor L, Ameh SO, Lanshima CA, Ngwu EC, Eze UA, Nwokedi M.   +7 more
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Proliferation of Small Arm and Light Weapon AND Insecurity in Northwestern Nigeria: A Review

Bulletin of "Carol I" National Defense University
This paper critically reviews the proliferation of Small Arms and Light Weapons (SALW) in Northwestern Nigeria, examining their sources, implications, and connections to rising insecurity. Drawing on a wide range of scholarly and institutional literature,
Mubarak Sulaiman JAMIU
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Impact of Armed Banditry and Kidnapping on Rural Women Livelihood in North Western Nigeria

African Journal of Politics and Administrative Studies
The primary responsibility of every government based on Thomas Hobbes social contract theory, is among other things, protection of lives and property of its citizens. However, in Northwestern Nigeria, the security of life and property of a common man is becoming a mirage.
Abdulrasheed , Abdulyakeen, Mumuni, Nurain   +1 more
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Armed Banditry and Regional Security: Imperatives of Non-Kinetic Response for Stability of North-West

, 2022
The Nigeria nation-state is currently experiencing a new wave of terrorism resonating in menace of armed banditry in the North-West region of the federation.
Chibuike, E Madubuegwu, Udenta, Nkiruka, Ugwuozor, Ifeanyi Samuel   +2 more
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Armed Banditry and Agricultural Extension Service Delivery in Katsina State

Journal of Agricultural Extension
This study assessed the effect of armed banditry on agricultural extension service delivery in Katsina State, Nigeria. Using a multi-stage sampling procedure, data were collected via questionnaires from 196 respondents and analyzed using descriptive statistics and Binary Logistic Regression.
Faisal Ibrahim Shawai, Taiwo Grace Adejare, Abdullahi Khidir Abubakar, Sani Ibrahim Ibrahim   +3 more
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Trends and patterns of violence-related mortality in Nigeria: evidence from a 16-year analysis of secondary data. [PDF]

Inj Prev, 2023
Ukoji VU, Ukoji VN.
europepmc   +1 more source

SUSTAINABILITY OF HANDCRAFTED LEATHERWORK IN ZAMFARA STATE, NIGERIA: ADDRESSING VALUE-CHAIN CONSTRAINTS AND CULTURAL HERITAGE LOSS

Gusau Journal of Accounting and Finance
This study investigates the uncertain sustainability of traditional handcrafted leatherwork in Zamfara State, Nigeria, where centuries-old vegetable tanning processes (jima) and intricate Hausa embroidery are being quickly degraded by long-term armed ...
Abubakar Muhammad, Prof. Yahaya A. Zakari   +1 more
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Highway Banditry in Contemporary Nigeria: An Expository Study [PDF]

, 2019
This paper examined how very few parts of Nigeria are exempted from the menace of highway banditry, robbery and other violent acts. No fewer than 133 highways across the six-geopolitical zones in Nigeria have been identified as major flash points for ...
EZEDINACHI, IFEOMA E., Ezinwa, Vincent
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