Titlebook: Armed Banditry in Nigeria; Evolution, Dynamics, John Sunday Ojo,Folahanmi Aina,Samuel Oyewole Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and T

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John Sunday Ojo,Folahanmi Aina,Samuel OyewoleAnalyses the reaction of the state to this national security challenge.Explores the evolution of armed banditry in Nigeria.Discusses whether armed banditry represents a new terrorist organisation in N

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Climate Change and Armed Banditry in Northwest Nigeria: A Troubled Synergy of Insecurity described as bandits. Attention of the research community and policy makers have generally been directed towards investigating the possible nexus between climate change and the escalating violence from armed banditry in northwest Nigeria. With the region considered one of the most environmentally b

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Armed Banditry and Arms Trafficking in the Northwestern Nigeria Nigeria. The threats are multifaceted, multifarious, and multidimensional ranging from kidnapping, political assassination, ritual killings, terrorism, armed banditry, separatist demands, and armed robbery to mention a few. More than any geopolitical region, the northwest has been mostly affected b

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Displaced and Forgotten: Unveiling Northwest Nigeria’s Armed Banditry Induced Humanitarian Crisis, to mention a few, has resulted in the deaths of thousands and the displacement of several others. In 2021 alone, the nefarious activities of armed bandits, which include kidnappings for ransom, mass killings, thefts, cattle rustling, extortion and exploitation, sexual violence against women and gi

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(Un)Masking the Reign of Terror in Nigeria: Armed Banditry and State Complacencyenges of national security has left a lot to be desired. The government and its national security architecture are critically embattled as violent non-state actors (VNSAs) aggrandize in criminal opportunism and impunity. The underworld, masquerading as terrorists and armed bandits, has successfully

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Armed Banditry, Nigerian State, and the Politics of Framing Terrorismrist groups. But while the declaration of two such groups (. and .) as terrorist organizations was less controversial, those of the other two (Indigenous People of Biafra [IPOB] and Islamic Movement in Nigeria [IMN]) attracted an avalanche of opprobrium. This was because some Nigerians debated the p

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