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Constructing farmer-pastoralist conflict as Islamization: Transformation and adaptation of resource competition discourse in the Nigerian Benue Valley by Famous Nwankwo, Cletus

“…The recent escalation of the farmer-pastoralist conflicts in Nigeria has seen a resurgence in the scholarly inquiry into the conflicts. Discourse analysis…”
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Essentialising critical geopolitics of the farmers–pastoralists conflicts in West Africa by Nwankwo, Cletus Famous

“…This article canvasses for a critical geopolitical treatment of the farmers–pastoralists conflicts in West Africa. It has been argued that geopolitics research…”
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From ejecting the herds to hidden dangers: farmer-herder conflict and criminality in ungoverned forests along the Benue-Nasarawa-Taraba border by Nwankwo, Cletus Famous

“…The conflict between farmers and pastoralists in Benue State has been an ongoing issue but has become more serious since 2011. In 2017, the Government of Benue…”
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Spatial pattern of climate change and farmer–herder conflict vulnerabilities in Nigeria by Madu, Ignatius A., Nwankwo, Cletus Famous

“…Climate change is recognised among the drivers of conflicts in developing regions but the growing studies on climate change–violent conflict nexus in Africa…”
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Grammar of geopolitics: Geopolitical imaginations of Farmer-herder conflicts in Nigeria by Nwankwo,Cletus Famous

“…The farmer-herder conflicts (FHCs) in Nigeria have aggravated in recent years, and so too has its scholarly inquiry. However, there is yet a critical…”
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Ethnic faultline in the farmer–pastoralist conflict (FPC) – when does ethnicity matter to the FPCs? A case study of Adani-Nimbo area in South-Eastern Nigeria by Nwankwo, Cletus Famous, Okafor, Uchenna Paulinus

“…The farmer–pastoralist conflict (FPC) has been discussed and given ethnic and religious appellations in some countries of West Africa, such as Ghana and…”
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Perceptions of injustices in the struggle for scarce critical lands: Farmer-herder conflict and violence escalation in the Benue-Nasarawa borderland by Famous Nwankwo, Cletus

“…•Examines escalation of FHC and violence from the perspective of natural resource scarcity and perceptions of injustices.•Suggests that incorporating political…”
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Factors Responsible For Rural Residential Water Supply Shortage In Southeastern Nigeria by Obeta, Michael Chukwuma, Nwankwo, Cletus Famous

“…Efficient water supply is very crucial to sustenance of socio-economic growth, poverty attenuation, and food security. In most rural areas of developing…”
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The Moral Economy of the Agatu “Massacre”: Reterritorializing Farmer-Herder Relations by Nwankwo, Cletus Famous

“…The Agatu “Massacre” is a conflict between pastoralists and farmers in the Agatu area of Benue State, Nigeria. The conflict is significant because of the…”
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Assemblage thinking and actor–network theory: Reconciling the perspectives of environmental security and political ecology for improving the understanding of farmer–herder conflicts in Africa by Nwankwo, Cletus Famous

“…The two main theoretical approaches to study the farmer–herder conflicts (FHCs) in Africa, namely, environmental security (ES) and political ecology (PE),…”
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Awareness of the effects of small-scale cassava mill effluent on the environment in Ika North East Local Government Area, Delta State, Nigeria by Isimah, Matthew Ogorchukwu, Chukwurah, Gladys Ogochukwu, Okeke, Francis Ogochukwu, Nwankwo, Cletus Famous, Nnoli, Chukwuemeka Ifedilichukwu

“…The threat of environmental pollution in Nigeria, particularly in the Niger Delta region, cannot be solely ascribed to oil spillages; rather, it also…”
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Spatial dimension of climate change vulnerability and urbanization relationship in Nigeria by Nwankwo, Cletus Famous, Ossai, Onyinyechi G., Ayadiuno, Romanus U., Ikeogu, Christopher C.

“…The interaction between urbanization and climate change and their associated impact on human society is increasingly being documented. This study concerns the…”
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