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Item Anti-corruption Crusade and Rule of Law in Nigeria: Prospects and Peril.(Department of Political Science, Federal University, Jigawa State, Nigeria., 2019) Edun, Abdulkareem JimohItem ): Banditry in North-West Nigeria: Multifaceted Strategy as Panacea to Challenges of Insecurity in the Region.(Department of Political Science, Nigeria Police Academy, Wudil, Kano State, Nigeria., 2019) Edun, Abdulkareem Jimoh; Ibrahim, Salawu OgirimaArmed banditry, which involves raiding and counter raiding between communities, killings, and kidnapping for ransom, has become security nightmare for the inhabitants of states that lie within the North West region of Nigeria. Military Operations such as Sarun Dagi and Kaima (I-III) were launched by the Federal Government of Nigeria to tackle the insecurity, still the phenomenon has become more complex with daily occurrences in Zamfara-Kaduna Axis. This paper seeks to investigate the nature and dynamics of armed banditry in the region with a view to proffer symmetrical panacea to the crisis. Adopting descriptive research methodology where data were sourced from both primary and secondary sources and were analyzed qualitatively. Governance theory was used as theoretical framework to analyze the trends of armed banditry in the region. This theory hinges on the capability of government to promote governance. Finding reveals that the conflict is multifarious in nature – it is social, economical, political and military in nature. Therefore, it is recommended among others, that for peace to be guaranteed in the region, an overarching expansive strategy that will take into consideration the interwoven nature of the insecurity in the region must be adoptedItem Determinants of Child Labour Among Rural Farming Households in Kwara State, Nigeria(Nigerian Rural Sociological Association, 2018) Edun, Abdulkareem Jimoh; oladimeji, yusufItem ECOWAS and Challenges to the Management of Conflict in West African States(Sokoto Journal of School of Social Sciences., 2014) Edun, Abdulkareem JimohItem Electioneering Process in Africa: Issues and Challenges for Sustainable Development(Nigerian Political Science Association, 2018) Edun, Abdulkareem Jimoh; Garuba, Obanikore O.Item Nigeria-China Asymetrical Economic Relations: ACritical Review of the Power Sector(Hyuku Journal of Interdisciplinary Research (HJIR)., 2018) Edun, Abdulkareem Jimoh; Otumala, SimonItem The Political Economy of Epileptic Electricity Supply and Unemployment in Nigeria: It’s Implication on the 2019 General Election in the country,(department of Public Administration , university of ilorin Nigeria, 2016) Edun, Abdulkareem JimohItem State Response and Resilience to Xenophobic Attack on Nigerians in South Africa: A Discourse, The Nigerian Institute of International Affairs, Nigerian Forum.(Nigerian Institute of International Affairs, 2020-02) Edun, Abdulkareem Jimoh; Otumala, SimonIn the recent time, Nigerians in South Africa have witnessed renewed attack from their South Africa counterparts due to struggle for limited social and economic resources in the country. Xenophobic attack was not new, it stated in 2008 and reoccurred in 2015 though with minor attention from Nigerian Government. However, the recent attack on Nigerians in South Africa is only debilitating but also endemic thus draw reaction from both the local populace and Nigeria Government. This paper therefore, discusses the Nigeria’s government responses to xenophobic attack on Nigerians in South Africa and her capability to curtail future attack on Nigerians by South Africa. The paper adopts relative deprivation theory, a theory that situates violent struggle on economic resources on the deprivation or lack of access to the resources by a party to the crisis. Data were sourced from available literature on the topic and analyzed qualitatively. Findings reveal that Nigeria Government diplomatic responses to the attack were of international standard but the Government needs to among others, improve her economic fortunes in order to improve her citizens international recognition and respond to such crisis appropriately.