INSECURITY SITUATION AND HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATION IN NIGERIA: A CRITICAL DISCOURSE

Authors

  • Igwe, Collins Moses and Ewuim, Ngozi Christiana, PhD

Keywords:

Insecurity, Human rights, Violation, Herdsmen, Separatist agitation, Police brutality

Abstract

This study attempts to have a critical discourse on insecurity situation and human rights
violation in Nigeria. It appraised the extent herders-farmers clash stimulates insecurity and
human rights violation in Nigeria. This study is a qualitative research which focused on the
secondary method of eliciting data from existing sources. The study reveals, among others,
that herders-farmers clash have significant positive effect on human rights violation in
Nigeria. The study conclude that government and other relevant stakeholders have not taken
appropriate proactive measures to tackling herders-farmers clash and other human rights
abuses and violations in Nigeria. The study recommends for a better synergy between the
government at all levels and other relevant stakeholders in legislating and implementing
anti-open grazing laws to curtail herders-farmers clash.

Author Biography

Igwe, Collins Moses and Ewuim, Ngozi Christiana, PhD

1. Department of Public Administration, Federal University, Oye-Ekiti
2. Department of Public Administration, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka

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Published

2024-04-26

How to Cite

Igwe, Collins Moses and Ewuim, Ngozi Christiana, PhD. (2024). INSECURITY SITUATION AND HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATION IN NIGERIA: A CRITICAL DISCOURSE. Journal of the Management Sciences, 60(4), 273–288. Retrieved from https://journals.unizik.edu.ng/jfms/article/view/3658