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THE SOCIAL COST OF FARMER-HERDER CONFLICTS IN ISEYIN,OYO STATE, NIGERIA
Farmer-herder conflict is one of the most prevalent violent occurrences in West Africa with attendant social cost, which include livelihood and socio-relational consequences. There have been frequent farmer-herder conflicts in Nigeria, which have resulted inmassive destruction of lives and property....
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