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  • Farmers-Herders Conflicts in Nigeria: A Role for FBOs?

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    Guest Contributor  //  May 22, 2023  //  By Ojemire B. Daniel
    Lekki,,Lagos,,Nigeria,-,September,18th,2021:,A,Young,Fulani

    Nigeria is home to many violent conflicts, one of which is the farmers-herders conflict that has posed severe security challenges in the country. The human toll of the violence has been immense, claiming more lives than the Boko Haram insurgency. Hundreds of thousands of people have been killed or displaced. Nigeria has also experienced increased ethnic, regional, and religious polarization, and this crisis has undermined national stability and unity.

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  • Climate Change and Farmers-Herders Conflict in Nigeria

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    Guest Contributor  //  November 15, 2021  //  By Ojemire B. Daniel
    Abuja,Fct,,Nigeria-,September,10,,2020:,Beautiful,Aerial,View,Of

    International attention often focuses on ethnic conflict in the Niger Delta and religious conflict in Northern Nigeria, leaving farmer-herdsmen overlooked. In Nigeria, the conflict between farmers and herders has posed severe security challenges and has claimed far more lives than the Boko Haram insurgency. The conflict has threatened the country’s security, undermined national stability and unity, killed and displaced hundreds of thousands of people, and increased ethnic, regional, and religious polarization.

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