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Understanding and Transforming Intra-Ethnic Conflicts
The Case Study of the Offa-Erinle, Kwara State, Nigeria
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eBook - PDF
Understanding and Transforming Intra-Ethnic Conflicts
The Case Study of the Offa-Erinle, Kwara State, Nigeria
About this book
The plight of citizens being victims of violence, politicking, power tussle, inconsistent government policies, and approaches to resolving the protracted conflict between Offa and Erinle (also known as Erin-Ile) from independence to now defines and explains the intractability between these two groups. Understanding Protraction and the Intractability of Conflicts: The Case of Offa and Erinle, Kwara State, Nigeria, by Yakub Jide Yahaya, examines a sensitive and problematic socio-cultural aspect of intra-ethnic conflicts where two promising communities have ignored trade development and urbanization and settled for pettiness and violence. The book searches into the unique area of intra-ethnic conflicts while providing a background for understanding this conflict, highlighting the nuances ignored in the discussion. Above all, it highlights the underlying issues called 'land conflict' across Nigeria and Africa.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Half Title
- Series Page
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Dedication
- Contents
- Acknowledgment
- Tables
- Introduction
- Chapter 1: Sociopolitical and Economic Landscape of Pre-colonial Yoruba Land
- Chapter 2: Colonial Heritage in Nigeria
- Chapter 3: The Role of Colonialism in Intra-ethnic Conflicts in Nigeria
- Chapter 4: The Role of the Government and the Court
- Chapter 5: The Socio-Economic and Politics in Post-Colonial Yorubaland
- Chapter 6: Conflict Resolution System in Yorubaland
- Chapter 7: Findings
- Chapter 8: Perspective on Understanding the Factors Contributing to the Protraction and Intractability of the Offa-Erinle Conflict
- Conclusion
- Bibliography
- Index
- About the Author