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Oil Pollution and Water Quality in the Niger Delta: Implications for the Sustainability of the Mangrove Ecosystem
- O. Emuedo, G. O. Anoliefo, C. Emuedo
- Environmental Science
- 26 September 2014
Water pollution from crude oil spills in the mangrove ecosystem was investigated employing water samples obtained from three different locations in the Niger Delta. Focused group discussions were…
Politics of Conflict Oilification and Petro-Violence In The Niger Delta
- C. Emuedo
- Economics
- 2010
The dialectical contradictions of modern states, which threaten stability and existence, are resolved in a way to stimulate social and economic development. The contradictions of the Nigerian state…
Insecurity in the Niger Delta and the Future of Nigeria's Federalism
- C. Emuedo
- Political Science, Economics
- 2014
For over five decades oil from the Niger Delta has been the pivot of the Nigerian economy. However, while other areas enjoyed the benefits of oil revenues, the region has wallowed in misery. This…
OIL, LAND ALIENATION AND IMPOVERISHMENT IN THE NIGER DELTA, NIGERIA
The Nigerian state has earned huge revenues from the vast oil resources in the Niger Delta, since the advent of oil in 1956. However, despite the huge revenues, the Niger Delta remains an epicentre…
National, Human and Environmental Security Nexus: A Conceptual Analysis
- C. Emuedo
- Political Science
- 2012
The State, Anti-Oil Insurgency and Emergence of “Comprador” Militias In The Niger Delta
- C. Emuedo, M. Abam, Ezekiel Iyanda
- Economics
- 2015
Contradictions of Security Paradigms and State Repressions in the Niger Delta Sub-Region of Nigeria
- C. Emuedo
- Political Science, Computer Science
- 2012
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The Diaspora and Conflicts
- M. Abutudu, C. Emuedo
- Political Science
- 15 December 2011
The past two and half decades have witnessed a surge in the prominence of the Diaspora as a key player in the international political arena. This is not surprising, given the percentage of the world…
Oil activities, unsustainable environment and the combative reactionism of women in the Niger Delta
The Niger Delta is made up mainly of rural communities with the majority of the people depending mostly on fishing and farming for their livelihoods. The traditional division of labour gives the…
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