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Decomposing the gap in under-five mortality determinants between the low- and high-risk regions of Nigeria. [PDF]

Sci Rep
Adedini SA, Ibrahim EA, Ogunwemimo HS, Oladele OS, Abatan SM, Adekola PO.   +5 more
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Know Your Number; Control Your Number campaign: Nigeria. [PDF]

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Oguntade A, Ezike E, Zakarriyah AA, Awobeku O, Nigeria Health Commissioners’ Forum (NHCF).   +4 more
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Predictors of hepatitis B vaccine uptake among healthcare workers in Sokoto, Nigeria, 2023: a cross-sectional analysis

Ahmad SI, Hamza KL, Mohammed Y, Shinkafi S, Maiyaki A, Aliyu N, Balogun MS, Olorukooba A, Umeokonkwo C, Imam MU, Abdulazeez L, Yunana H, Aminu L, Sabitu K.   +13 more
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First Confirmation of Rabies in Zamfara State, Nigeria—In a Sheep

Tropical Animal Health and Production, 2017
The first case of rabies virus (RABV) infection was identified in Zamfara State Nigeria, in August 2015. A sheep was exposed to RABV consequence of a mad-dog bite. Barely a month after the bite wound had healed-off the sheep owner filed a complaint to Gusau veterinary clinic of observed neurological signs and in-appetence on the animal.
Ibrahim Ahmad, Caleb Ayuba Kudi
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From Government-Led to Community-Based Peace Process: Rural Banditry and the Complexity of Peace Purchases in Zamfara State, Nigeria

Global Change, Peace and Security
Although there is bourgeoning literature on rural banditry in northwest Nigeria, there needs to be more studies on how the government engages in the peace process with the rural bandits in Zmafara State.
Nsemba Edward Lenshie, Aminu Idris, John Moses Maikomo   +2 more
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Banditry and the Complicity of Authorities in Zamfara State

Journal of Global Social Sciences
Banditry is one of the major forms of insecurity in many states of the Northwest of Nigeria; it specifically poses significant threats to the wellbeing of the community and the economic stability in Zamfara State. The objective of this work is to examine the causes of banditry, analyze the impact on socio-economic, political and human security in ...
Muhammad Alamin Mahmud
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Effect of Cattle Rustling on Economic Development in Zamfara State, Nigeria [PDF]

GUSAU JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS AND DEVELOPMENT STUDIES, 2023
The objectives of the paper are to determine the effect of cattle rustling on the lsevel of income of cattle owners in Zamfara state and to investigate the effect of cattle rustling on the quantity of cattle supplied in the market. A survey method using a structured questionnaire and informal interviews of key informants as well as direct observation ...
Mustapha M. Abdullahi, Mansur Abdullahi
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An Assessment of Economic Implications of Insecurity on Education in Zamfara State, Nigeria

International Journal of Research and Innovation in Social Science
The study assesses economic implications of insecurity on education in Zamfara State, Nigeria. It is obvious that the level of insecurity in Nigeria and Zamfara state in particular affects all natural endowments, most importantly lives, properties, and education system mamong others.
Balarabe Kabiru
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ASSESSMENT OF WOMEN PARTICIPATION IN POLITICS IN ZAMFARA STATE, NIGERIA

GOMBE JOURNAL OF ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT (GJAM), 2021
This study assesses women participation in politics and the political process in Zamfara State, Nigeria. Accordingly, the relationship between educational attainment, economic and political empowerment and women participation were examined. Literature relating to women participation especially factors inhibiting them from participating in the political
Adamu Sanusi Gambo, Abubakar Adamu Kotorkoshi   +1 more
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Armed banditry and food security in northwest Nigeria: the Zamfara state experience

African Security Review
One of the major challenges facing the Nigerian state today is armed banditry and other terrorist-related issues that are aided by several factors such as proliferation of small arms and light weapons (SALWs), porosity of borderlands and cross-border ...
Titus Utibe Monday, M. Umaru, Bright Nwamadi, Adewole Adeleke   +3 more
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