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Beyond the Social Media in Nigeria’s Hate Speech Prevalence (Part 2): The Northern Island Approach

Posted By: adminon: January 15, 2017In: De-EscalationTags: Democrats, Demonization, Dr Musa Aliyu, Dr Ochinya Ojiji, Dr Sola Olorunyomi, Education for Mutual Understanding and Cultural Heritage, Institute for Peace and Strategic Studies of the University of Ibadan, Mexico, NAFTA, Nasarawa State University, NYSC, Political correctness, Republicans, TTIP, TTP, UKIPNo CommentsViews:
Beyond the Social Media in Nigeria’s Hate Speech Prevalence (Part 2): The Northern Island Approach

Beyond the Social Media in Nigeria’s Hate Speech Prevalence (Part 2): The Northern Island Approach The first part of this report looked at three major perspectives on the context of rising h... Read more

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Nigeria: Why the More Conflict Management Training, the More Conflicts? Part 1

Posted By: adminon: September 05, 2016In: GovernanceTags: Benue, BOKO HARAM, CEPACS, Dr Ochinya Ojiji, Dr Tukur Baba, Dr Tunde Akanni, Ibadan, IPCR, Jos, Kogi, NIGERIA, Nsukka, Professor Oshita Oshita, Sokoto, universities, ZariaNo CommentsViews:
Nigeria: Why the More Conflict Management Training, the More Conflicts? Part 1

By Adagbo ONOJA After two insurgencies within a decade in addition to numerous scorched earth convulsions sparing none of its regions, Nigeria must be thinking of conflict management differe... Read more

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Will Kaduna International Inter-faith Centre Tame Religious Conflicts in the North?

Posted By: adminon: August 22, 2016In: GovernanceTags: Cardinal John Onaiyekan, CCN, Christians, Dr Emmanuel Udofia, Dr Ochinya Ojiji, Dr Tukur Baba uslims, Dr Yusuf Ibrahim Wushishi, IPCR, Kaduna State, late Emeka Odumegwu Ojukwu, Mallam Nasir el-Rufai, Nasarawa State, Niger Delta, NIGERIA, North, North-Eastern, Osun State, Sa’ad Abubakar 111, WCCNo CommentsViews:
Will Kaduna International Inter-faith Centre Tame Religious Conflicts in the North?

Could the opening of the International Centre for Inter-faith Peace and Harmony in Kaduna last week turn out to be a novel initiative to end violence of religious sparks in northern Nigeria?... Read more

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