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THE DIASPORA AND PREVENTION OF ETHNIC CONFLICTS IN NIGERIA

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Irobi E. G.
Hemispheres. Studies on Cultures and Societies
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2010
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issue 25
33-46
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Political development in Nigeria in the past 50 years have exposed the fragility of the multi-ethnic federation. At this age the country still lacks adequate strategy to resolve ethnic-religions conflicts threatening the unity of the country. This article attempts to highlight the particular interest of the diaspora and the role they could play in preventing inter-ethnic skirmishes. It argues that the Nigerian diasporas as a network of professionals abroad are capable of engaging the government in conflict transformation, that will create a harmonious entity. An environment also conducive for participatory democracy.
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UNMET HUMAN NEEDS AND THE NIGER DELTA CONFLICT IN NIGERIA

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Irobi E. G.
Hemispheres. Studies on Cultures and Societies
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2008
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issue 23
77=93
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This article examines the conflict in Niger Delta, the oil producing region of Nigeria. It focuses on the cause of conflict using the unmet human needs theory of John Burton (1990). The analysis X-rays the issues underlying the violence, arguing that it was a result of inarticulate government policies that failed to satisfy the needs of various communities in the region. Applying this conflict resolution tool should help us tp provide a way out of the problem.
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Konflikty etniczne w Afryce w świetle teorii potrzeb ludzkich

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Irobi E. G.
Krakowskie Studia Międzynarodowe
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2009
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issue 1
231-244
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