Poverty And Ethnic Militia Activities In the Niger Delta, Nigeria: A Critical Appraisal

Poverty And Ethnic Militia Activities In the Niger Delta, Nigeria: A Critical Appraisal

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The Niger-Delta area is home to about 23% of Nigeria total population. One thing that readily comes to mind about this area is conflict through the instrumentality of ethnic militancy.
 
Published at In Omotor, D.G., Sanubi, F.A. & Ohwona, A.I (eds.) Readings In Conflict Management And Peace Building In Africa. Delta State University, Printing Press Vol. 1.
Published in 2006
 
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Abimbola, O.H., Iruonagbe, T.C & Jegede, A.E..
Jegede Ajibade
 
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