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Factors Influencing Participation of Pastoral Nomadic Fulani Children in Primary Education in Ghana

Social Science and Humanities Journal
This paper seeks to throw light on the factors affecting nomadic pastoralists’ children’s education in Ghana. There has been little empirical research in Ghana on nomadic pastoralist education. This study was conducted in the Northeast region in an attempt to unpack the complex dynamics of culture, society, livelihoods, and region as barriers to nomads’
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The Indigenous Knowledge System of Female Pastoral Fulani of Northern Nigeria

2010
Recent debates on the role and contribution of African Inthgenous Knowledge Systems (IKS) have expanded the scope of African stuthes and education scholarships. African pastoral communities, which consist of inthgenous people, are a few of the continent’s population that retain and promote IKS, not only as a means of cultural sustainability, but for ...
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Hired Herders and Herd Management in Fulani Pastoralism (Northern Côte d'Ivoire)

Cahiers d'études africaines, 1994
T. Bassett — Bergers salaries et gestion du troupeau chez les eleveurs peuls du Nord de la Cote-d'Ivoire. ; Les bergers salaries occupent une place importante dans l'elevage de Cote-d'Ivoire. Ceci apparait a la fois dans le fort pourcentage de bergers employes par les proprietaires de betail mais egalement dans le role que jouent ceux-ci en matiere d ...
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Improved productivity and sustainable pastoral systems in an era of insecurity—Fulani herds of the southern Jos Plateau, North-Central Nigeria

Tropical Animal Health and Production, 2016
This study investigated the productivity and management of sheep and cattle kept by Fulani pastoralists of Bokkos local government area on the Jos Plateau, North-Central Nigeria. Despite the challenges related to insecurity and restricted access to natural resources, results show large breeding herds with above average productivity and reproductive ...
Ayodele O, Majekodunmi, Charles, Dongkum, Tok, Langs, Alexandra, Shaw, Susan, Welburn   +4 more
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Cattle and inequality: herd size differences and pastoral production among the Fulani of northeastern Senegal

Africa, 1987
Opening ParagraphThere is a growing body of research that addresses issues of income distribution and the mechanisms of inequality in rural farming communities in Africa (see, for example, Hill, 1972; Matlon, 1981; Kitching, 1980; Sutter, 1981; Watts, 1983).
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Household food security and environmental management practices within settled Fulani agro-pastoral households in Ogun State

Journal of Environmental Extension, 2002
Many approaches had been applied to increase the level of food production in developing countries as the population increases but which do not show any appreciable increase, but decline. And the Fulanis have become increasingly more settled in the southern parts of Nigeria.
Oyesola, O.B., Oladeji, J.O.
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Fulani Pastoralism and National Integration Question in South Western, Nigeria

Journal of Nation-building & Policy Studies, 2022
Samuel Chukwudi Agunyai, Lere Amusan, Oladejo Oluwatobi   +2 more
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Relevance of indigenous institutions in conflict resolution and sustainable land use management among settled Fulani agro-pastoral communities of Ogun State, Nigeria

2016
There is a need to bring to fore the contribution of indigenous institutions in promoting peace building, fostering co-operation and collaboration among settled Fulani Agro-pastoralists in communities of Ogun State, Nigeria. The leadership institutions in pastoral communities were found to be involved in the process of investigating and resolving ...
David, O. A., David, O. A.
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Beyond Post-Colonial (Formal) Citizenship: Exploring Notions of Lived Citizen-Making Among the Non-Pastoral Fulanis at Agogo, Ghana

South African Review of Sociology
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Vulnerability of pastoral populations to climate change, territoriality of adaptation strategies among Fulani of Ferlo (Senegal)

2018
Environmental and Water Sciences, public Health and Territorial Intelligence Journal, Vol. 2, No 2 (2018)
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