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Encouraging the Transformation of My Scholarly Passion into Reality

Patience Adzande·

October 14, 2022

Generally, the APN has helped me to transform the scope of my research beyond urban studies to connect human security…

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Democracy, Development and Governance

Bullets and Ballots: Exploring Insecurities and the 2019 Elections in Nigeria

Noah Echa Attah·

February 15, 2019

The wreckage of a charred vehicle remains in front of burning shops following a bomb blast at Terminus market in the central city of Jos on May 20, 2014. Twin car bombings on Tuesday killed at least 46 in central Nigeria in the latest in a series of deadly blasts that will stoke fears about security despite international help in the fight against Boko Haram Islamists. AFP PHOTO / STR

Several groups have appealed to the government and politicians not to make pronouncements or take actions that may escalate existing…

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The Snake and the Hedgehog: Managing Farmer-Herder Conflicts in Nigeria

Patience Adzande·

March 8, 2018

A burnt-out building in Kodomun village in Demsa local government Area, Adamawa State. Photo Credit: Patience Adzande

The recent escalation in violence in the farmer-herder conflict poses a serious threat to peace and security across Nigeria. These incidents have…

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“No Cattle Would Be Left Out”: Farmer-Herder Conflict and the Challenge of Peacebuilding from Below in Ghana

Mary B. Setrana·

February 21, 2018

It's 6 am; farmers and laborers at the lorry station waiting for trucks

Farmer-Herder conflicts have grown in frequency across the Sahel region of West and Central Africa, including in Ghana, where they…

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