This book details the historical context of social justice advocacy
in West Africa, with spotlight on Nigeria, in an attempt to
foreground the challenges to socio-politics within the corridor
from colonial times to digital activism. It adopts a holistic approach
of citing case studies covering Anglophone, Francophone
and Lusophone contexts; so as to...

This book explores the gender dynamics of the structures of resilience within conflict and post conflict contexts in Nigeria divided along three sections. It details a regional analysis to understand present contexts including regional trends of conflicts, government responses and communal structures of managing the shocks and stresses...

This book entails a concise elaboration of the historical dynamics of the 1992 Zangon Kataf Crises through the documentation of different narratives by key stakeholders. It interrogates the emergence and spread of the crises, as well as different judicial interventions leading up to the truth commission. It also situates the commission's...