The resource debate is easily discerned as part of the ongoing history of farmer–herdsman
conflict in the North Central region of Nigeria. Scarcity theorists are adept at linking scarcity …

This article makes a case for state complicity in land-related conflicts, particularly as it
concerns governments' responses to farmer-herder crises in Nigeria. Two factors which …

Introduction Since the return to democracy in 1999, Nigeria has been grappling with diverse
security challenges, chief among them are insurgency, election violence, kidnapping and …

Abstract The paper examines Farmers-Herders crisis and food security in Nigeria: Causes
and Implications. It viewed that Farmers-Herders crisis in Nigeria threatens food security …

Fulani herdsmen and farmers conflicts have remained the most predominately resource-use
conflict in North-eastern Nigeria especially in Yobe State. The necessity to provide food of …

Insecurity is the fundamental challenge undermining political and socio-economic
development of African states. Since 1990s, terrorism, insurgency and religious extremism …

The phenomenon of natural resource conflict has gained prominence in academic and
policy literature, but ongoing discussions have not significantly addressed some critical …

Conflict is believed to be a normal outcome of human social relationships. However, the
concern of conflict sociologists is how this normal human response can become detrimental …

The study examined causes of conflict and effectiveness of management strategies in
agrarian communities of Kogi State, Nigeria. A total 135 crop famers and 72 herdsmen were …

• Farmer-herder violence in West and Central Africa has increased over the past 10 years
with geographic concentrations in Nigeria, central Mali, and northern Burkina Faso.• …