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Channels THE 1999 CONSTITUTION AND THE MANAGEMENT OF INDIGENE-SETTLER CRISIS IN JOS, PLATEAU STATE, NIGERIA
CONFLICT-SENSITIVE JOURNALISM AND THE NIGERIAN PRINT MEDIA COVERAGE OF JOS CRISIS, 2010-2011.
Serological survey of foot and mouth disease in cattle in Jos South Local Government area of Plateau State
Indigenous approaches to housing-induced domestic conflict management in Ondo City, Nigeria
Civil society efficacy, citizenship and empowerment in Africa
Economic liberalisation policies and inter-ethnic conflicts in Delta State, Nigeria
The qur’anic sustainable remedy to the global food crisis: Nigeria as a case study
Imprisoned Without a Verdict: The Constitutional Crisis of Pre-Trial Solitary Confinement
A STYLISTIC STUDY OF THE SPEECHES OF SOME KEY ACTORS OF THE ‘JUNE 12’ CRISIS IN NIGERIA (1993-1998)
PERFORMANCE OF NIGERIAN NEWSPAPERS IN SELECTED POLITICAL CRISIS SITUATIONS
Application of indigenous knowledge to flood prevention and management
Safety knowledge as predictor of accident prevention and crisis management among health and industrial social workers in southwest Nigeria
Management of indigenous medicinal plants in Nigeria using phenological information
Constitutional Rights in the Wake of Dobbs
"Indigene" and "Settler" status and identity politics in Nigeria: lessons from the Jukun- Tiv crisis and the role of the media
Genetic Variation In Indigenous Turkey Populations In South West Nigeria
Indigenous knowledge: examining its past and present status, and projecting its future in library and information services
AN ASSESSMENT OF FAITH-BASED ORGANISATIONS AND PEACEBUILDING IN KADUNA STATE, NIGERIA, 1999-2012
Constitutional Litigation After Trump v. CASA
The interface between the sacrificial rites in yoruba religion and African indigenous churches
Enterprise characteristics of selected hotels for indigenous snacks acceptability in South-West, Nigeria
INDIGENOUS COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS AS DETERMINANTS OF CULTURAL RESURGENCE IN YORUBA SOCIETIES OF OYO AND OSUN STATES, NIGERIA
Reflections on Judging at the Intersection of Constitutional Claims and Public Policy
Reflections on Judging at the Intersection of Constitutional Claims and Public Policy
Agricultural Information, Indigenous Knowledge and Development Communication Strategies among Women in Ijaye Community
