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The unholy war of Boko Haram: a comprehensive analysis by Shaikh, Mariya

“…Boko Haram is widely considered one of the deadliest and most destructive terrorist organisations. …”
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Global challenge of manual suapicion: Boko Haram uprising in Nigeria by Shuriye, Abdi Omar, Adeyemi, Bello K., Huud, Shittu

“…The emergence of Boko Haram uprising in 2002 in the Northern part of Nigeria has continued to pose serious threats to Nigeria’s national security. …”
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The Impact Of ‘Boko Haram’ On Trade In North-East Nigeria 2009-2015 by Ribadu, Abubakar Bashir

“…Nigeria’s North-East region (NE) has been ravaged by the “Boko Haram” (BH) terrorist activities over the past decade. …”
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A critical discourse analysis of the representation of Boko Haram in Nigerian Presidential speeches by Duro-Bello, Olaoluwa

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Population-centric counterinsurgency: the conduit for ending Boko Haram insurgency in Nigerias North by Gana, Modu Lawan, Ku Samsu, Ku Hasnita, Ismail, Mohd Mahadee

“…This concept paper analyzed the existing counterinsurgency approaches of Nigeria government in combating an Islamist insurgent Boko Haram in Nigeria. Boko Haram violent armed uprising for the Islamization of Nigeria state in 2009 have cooled bloodily murdered thousands of people and displaced millions of others from their settlements. …”
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The Challenges Of Boko Haram Insurgency: Implications For Nigeria’S National Security, 2009-2017 by Mustapha, Mohammed

“…This research examines challenges of Boko Haram insurgency and implications for Nigeria’s national security, with the scope covering the period from 2009 until 2017. …”
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Admissibility and jurisdiction before the international criminal court regarding the Boko Haram situation in Nigeria by Quadri, Kafayat Motilewa, Eishan Jan, Mohammad Naqib, Abdul Wahab, Mohd. Iqbal, Ahamat, Haniff

“…This paper will look into the admissibility of the Boko Haram situation and whether the International Criminal Court has jurisdiction over the crimes committed.…”
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Participation of civilian joint task force in combating boko haram in Yobe State, Nigeria by Gana, Modu Lawan

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Detention under anti terrorism laws in Malaysia and Nigeria: an expository study on Boko haram suspects by Karumi, Babagana, Shuaib, Farid Sufian

“…The paper, using doctrinal research method examines anti terrorism laws in Malaysia and Nigeria, with particular reference to detention of Boko Haram suspects in Nigeria. The paper concludes with recommendations on the challenges faced by detainees and the need for adequate safeguards on their rights.…”
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Anatomy of Africa’s evil Siamese twins: a comparative research of Boko Haram and al-Shabab by Afriyie, Frederick Appiah, Jian, Jisong, Arkorful, Vincent

“…The activities of terrorist movements like the Boko Haram and the Al-Shabab in recent times have dealt a hefty blow to the collective stability of the African continent and its multi-pronged socio-economic fortunes. …”
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The impact of fourth industrial revolution era on Nigeria’s counterterrorism strategy towards Boko Haram movement by Akwen, Gabriel Tyoyila, Ravichandran Moorthy, Sity Daud

“…With particular reference to security, it is feared that the 4IR could pave the way to greater insecurity, particularly when it is used by terrorists like Boko Haram to carry out their attacks. The main argument of this paper is that the non-deployment of 4IR technologies in countering Boko Haram terrorism is a major hindrance to Nigeria’s war against terrorism. …”
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The role of media in exposing violation of child’s rights and gender abuse by Boko Haram terrorists in Nigeria by Mohammed Ibrahim, Adamkolo, Umar Sanda, Hajara, Kolo Lawan, Aisha

“…This paper employs journalism analytical approaches to highlight issues related to child and gender abuse perpetrated by Boko Haram terrorists in north-east of Nigeria with the aim of setting an agenda for the adoption of systematic (in addition to the traditional) developmental approaches toward enhancing children and women protection and ending the 10-year-old insurgency which has so far claimed more than 30,000 lives, forced more than 1.7 million people out of their homes and destroyed properties worth billions of Dollars that have given rise to one of the largest humanitarian crises in the world. …”
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New media and the challenges of Boko Haram terrorism: proposing the adoption of human-wearable digital technology by Mohammed Ibrahim, Adamkolo, Gujbawu, Mohammed, Abba-Aji, Nassir

“…The Boko Haram terrorism, which began in 2009 has had a devastating impact on the society. …”
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Role of fatwa in the fight against terrorism: the relevance of the Malaysian fatwa model to the anti-boko haram crusade by Chiroma, Magaji, Arifin, Mahamad, Ansari, Abdul Haseeb, Abdullah, Mohamad Asmadi

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The Malaysian fatwa framework and its relevance to anti terrorism policy: a critical reflection on the Nigerian "Boko Haram" causes by Chiroma, Magaji, Ansari, Abdul Haseeb, Arifin, Mahamad, Abdullah, Mohamad Asmadi

“…It is based on admiring such practice that the paper makes a reflection on the causes of Boko Haram insurgency in Nigeria with a view to revealing the relevance of the Malaysian jatwa framework to Nigeria for preventing the future occurrence of the insurgency and terrorism in the country. …”
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Influence of place identity and place dependence on resilience towards Boko Haram insurgency among Maiduguri residents in Borno State, Nigeria by Mai Butu, Hauwa, Hashim, Ahmad Hariza, Ahmad, Nobaya

“…The economic viability of a place and self-reference to a place which depends on how individuals appreciate and express themselves in relation to their settings can increase residents’ consciousness of a specific place.It is in this vein that this study aim to examine whether place identity, place dependence, age,gender, length of stay, income and occupation influence sresilience toward Boko Haram insurgency in Maiduguri. Place attachment and resilience theory was used for this study. …”
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Boko Haram and the Geopolitics of Forced Migration in Nigeria by Mukhtar, Sadiq, Che Rose, Rosniza Aznie, Lam, Kuok Choy, Ibrahim Bibi-Farouk, Amina Ummulkhair

“…This study explores how geographical and political factors intersects to provide explanations on the types and causes of forced migration due to the Boko Haram insurgent activities in Nigeria. The research engages the use of content analysis to examine relevant secondary data on Boko Haram insurgent activities and the geopolitics of forced migration in Nigeria. …”
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Boko Haram insurgency and the challenges of counter terrorism policy in Nigeria by Oniwide, Oyetola

“…(iii) Peace negotiation is most unlikely to succeed with Boko Haram insurgents, since they do not have the capacity to lead a provincial government, after disavowing terrorism. …”
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Unemployment, psychological trauma, militancy and Boko Haram conflict in Nigeria by Terwase, Joyce Mcivir, Terwase, Isaac Terungwa, Puldu, Gloria Samdi, Abdul Talib, Asmat Nizam

“…The country over the years from 2009 to date witnessed a series of attacks by the Boko Haram terrorist group whose membership mostly are the youths. …”
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Resolving Nigeria's ‘Boko Haram’ insurgence: What role for the media? by Hamid, Adamu Muhammad, Baba, Ibrahim M.

“…Nigeria has no doubt witnessed and is still witnessing several forms of conflicts in both the North and the Southern divides.One of such devastating insurgence that currently ravaged the peaceful and harmonious living in the country is the present conflicts in the North, involving the Islamic sect group – Boko Haram.The sect (which forbid western education) come to limelight in 2009 after the arrest and subsequent murder of the former leader Late Muhammed Yusuf.Since then however, the group have successfully launched attacks that have claimed lives and properties worth billions of Naira, most of which were attributed to the way and manner in which media handles them.The mass media are blamed in several occasions on inflaming the conflict, particularly regarding the nature of their reportage.The critical question is can Nigerian media play any role in resolving the Boko – Haram insurgence? …”
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