NIGERIAN JOURNAL OF AFRICAN STUDIES (NJAS)

Articles

• SOCIO-ECONOMIC IMPACTS OF HERDERS-FARMERS CONFLICT IN ANAMBRA STATE: A STUDY OF SELECTED COMMUNITIES IN AWKA NORTH LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, ANAMBRA STATE, SOUTH-EAST, NIGERIA

  Umeadi, Mary Ukamaka; Okeke, Obinna Chukwudalu (PhD) (Author)

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• RE-EXAMINATION OF THE QUESTION OF BEING, HIERARCHY OF FORCES IN BANTU ONTOLOGY

  Ikechukwu Bartholomew Ekemezie (Ph. D) (Author)

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• REFLECTION OF WAR CASUALTIES AND ITS AFTERMATH IN SEFI ATTA’S EVERYTHING GOOD WILL COME

  Obi, Gladys Nwakaego, PhD (Author)

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• ARMS PROLIFERATION AND THE SPREAD OF SMALL ARMS AND LIGHT WEAPONS (SALWS) IN WEST AFRICA: A FRUSTRATION–AGGRESSION THEORY ANALYSIS OF REGIONAL INSECURITY DYNAMICS

  Dr. Udoh, Ogbonnaya (Author)

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• INDIGENOUS TEXTILE PRODUCTION: A STUDY OF WEAVING TRADITIONS IN ISEYIN

  Azuka Abigail Nzoiwu-Ogbogu PhD; Johnson Ezenwa Arua PhD; Omotoso Emmanuel, Adekola (Author)

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• MMETỤTA ỌRỊA ỌKPỌNỤBỤRỤ N’ASỤSỤ EPUM NKE GBADORO ỤKWỤ N’INYOCHA ONYE ỌRỊA NTỌTỌ OKWU NA NNEWI

  DR CHIKAMSO CHINYELU NWOSU (Author)

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• NATURE AND MAGNITUDE OF ARMED BANDITRY IN ZAMFARA STATE: IMPLICATIONS FOR FOOD SECURITY

  Dr. Raymond Chibueze Nwankwo; Professor N. D. Danjibo; Professor Ruth O. Adio-Moses (Author)

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