Linking Armed Conflict, Peace and Development in Africa: The ChangingCharacter

Sesan A. Peter, PhDCentre for Conflict Management and Peace Studies,University of Jos. Plateau State, NigeriaEmail: sesanpee@yahoo.com&Dinshak Luka, PhDCentre for Conflict Management and Peace Studies,University of Jos. Plateau State, NigeriaEmail: dinshakluka@gmail.comAbstractConflict in Africa has been an intractable one especially from the period ofstruggling for independence and the post independent era. The nature of theconflict was predominantly…

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Cordiality in Inter-group Relations; Prioritising the Owerri-igbo and Hausa-fulani Example: 1901-2013

Emerole, Walter Ginikanwa, PhD School of General Studies, Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike, Abia State, Nigeria. Email: waltino2013@gmail.com Abstract Ndi Owerri-Igbo, located within the five quarters of Oyima, Umuororonjo, Umuonyeche, Amawom and Umuodo, which constituted the major part of Owerri Municipality-the capital of Imo State of Nigeria, and the variegated tribes of Hausa-fulani, who…

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The Effect Of Farmer and Herder’s Conflict On Food Security In The Agatu Local Government Of Benue State, Nigeria

Alaba Babatunde Israel Department of History and Diplomatic Studies Faculty of Arts, Taraba State University, Jalingo, Nigeria Akanbi Lateef, PhD Department of Political Science, Faculty of Arts, Management and Social Science, Federal University Otuoke, Bayelsa State, Nigeria. & Salami ALEX Afenoko Department of History and Diplomatic Studies, Faculty of Arts, Taraba State University, Jalingo, Nigeria…

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The Nigerian Military And Human Rights Abuses In The Fourth Republic: Manifestations, Government Responses And Implications

Olasupo Thompson, Olugbenga S. Aina & Surajudeen O. Oladele Peace and Development Unit, ICGNS, Federal University of Agriculture Abeokuta, Ogun State, Nigeria Email: thompsonoo@funaab.edu.ng Abstract The Nigerian military is responsible for protecting the State from external aggression. It has been pivotal in addressing security challenges within the country and outside long ago even in the…

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The Potency Of Civil Disobedience And Policy Review In Africa Since 1960: The Nigerian Experience

Fukpene Baitei Department of Humanities, Lagos State University International School, Ojo, Lagos, Nigeria Email: historicbaitei@gmail.com & Godonu, Emmanuel Jesuton Department of Humanities, Lagos State University International School, Ojo, Lagos, Nigeria Email: godonuimmanuel@gmail.com Abstract All over the world, civil disobedience in the form of strikes or peaceful demonstrations is one of the potent ways citizens register…

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The Settlement Patterns and Economic Development In Badagry, Nigeria Up To 1960

Awofisayo, Oladipupo Albert, PhD Department of History and Diplomatic Studies, Lagos State University of Education, Oto/Ijanikin, Lagos State, Nigeria. Email: awofisayooladipupo@gmail.com Fakayode, Folusho Michael, PhD Department of History and Diplomatic Studies, Lagos State University of Education, Oto/Ijanikin, Lagos State, Nigeria. Email: fakayodemichael@yahoo.com & Adeniyi Oluwasegun Thaddaeus, PhD Department of History and Diplomatic Studies, Crawford University,…

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The Effects Of The High Birthrate On The Socio-Economic Developments Of The People Of Chikun Local Government Area Of Kaduna State, Nigeria, 2011-2020

Ajiir Doofan Agnes Nigerian Defence Academy, Kaduna Email: ajiirdoofan11@gmail.com Abstract The socio-economic development of a family is a matter of great importance not only for the welfare and health of the individual, family and community but also for the country as a whole. This paper examines the effects of the high birth rate on the…

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Ethnic Groups’ Relations In The Emergence Of The Fulani Dynasty In Ilorin, Kwara State, Nigeria

AbdulRahman Adebayo SULEIMAN, PhD Rasheed ONAGUN, PhD & Lukman ADESHINA Department of History and International Studies, Faculty of Arts, University of Ilorin, Ilorin, Nigeria. Email: abdulrahman.as@unilorin.edu.ng Abstract The foundation of co-existence in Ilorin Emirate is premised on nascent settlements of the Baruba hermit, Ojo-Isekuse, Laderin, Solagberu, Abdullahi, Bako, AbdulMumeen, Dose and Olufadi (al-Fahd) in different…

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The Emergence And Administration Of Adamawa Sub-Emirates In The United Nations Trust Territory Of Northern Cameroons, 1860-1961

Adamu Sani Buba PhD Department of History and Strategic Studies University of Maiduguri Email: asnibuba@yahoo.co Garba Ibrahim PhD Department of History and Strategic Studies University of Maiduguri & Hamza Tukur Ribadu PhD Department of History and Strategic Studies University of Maiduguri Abstract This paper examines the emergence and administration of Adamawa Sub-Emirates in the United…

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Muhammad Wabi Dynasty and the Legacies of Jama’are Emirate in the 19th and 20th Centuries

Abubakar Bello AD. Rufa‘i, College of Education, Legal and General Studies Misau, Bauchi State Email: abubakarbello2012@gmail.com Abstract The paper presents and discusses on the Muhammad Wabi dynasty and the legacies of Jama‘are Emirate in the 19th and 20th Centuries. The Emirate, is seated in the Jama‘are Local Government area of Bauchi state, in the North-Eastern…

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