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African Women and Peace Building Dagogo, Doctor Farah
International Journal on Economics, Finance and Sustainable Development Vol. 4 No. 8 (2022): IJEFSD
Publisher : Research Parks Publishers

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.31149/ijefsd.v4i8.3390

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The role of women in peace building in Africa has inspired a lot of literature in contemporary times. Therefore, this paper examines the role of African women in peace building effort in Africa. The paper review related literature on peace building especially in African perspective. The paper was guided by the Radical Feminism theory, and historical method was used as its research design. The secondary data gathered were thoroughly subjected to content analysis. The paper revealed some of the major challenges confronting African women in peace-building as: lack of political strength and political vision, lack of experience, exposure and skills in negotiation, advocacy and lobbying techniques, lack of resources (material and financial) and lack of sustainability in political participation. The foregoing realities point to the fat that African women are largely disadvantaged when it comes to peace building in the continent. The implication of this is that woman has largely been excluded from the peace building process in most of the Africa States. This artificial barriers inhibited women from peace building effort in African continent and Nigeria in particular. Therefore, the paper recommended among other things that Peace building activities in Africa need to support women’s group and local initiatives in their own capacities, by seeing women as untapped resources and dynamic elements of post-conflict societies in Africa.
Songhai Farm Initiative and Agricultural Development in Rivers State Dagogo, Doctor Farah
International Journal on Integrated Education Vol. 5 No. 8 (2022): IJIE
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Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.31149/ijie.v5i8.3391

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This work examines Songhai initiative farm and agricultural development in Rivers State. The Songhai farm, since its inception in Rivers State, has invested in a rural transformation strategy in agriculture which was referred to as green rural agro-revolution. It was a well-established agricultural initiative for training, production, processing, research and development centre for sustainable agriculture that takes a holistic approach to linking producers locally to meet consumers at home and abroad in market quantity. The Songhai initiative farm trades only in organic products and enforces its own internal standards for organic agriculture through its training programme and through its internal quality control system for the traceability of its products. However, this lofty agricultural initiative went into extinction due mainly to irrational conception of the benefits of such engagement. To address the issues herein, we employed the Rational Choice Theory so much espoused by Mancur Olison with its basic assumption that rational choice indicates that objectives, whether selfish or unselfish, should be pursued by means that are efficient and effective for achievable results. A sample size of 200 respondents was used for the study with a specific target on four (4) local government areas that share boundary with Bunu Tai, which is the location of the farm. Finding shows that if such farming initiative like Songhai farm were present before the discovery of oil, the culture of agriculture could not have been so relegated as it is today. In this regard the work recommended among others tings that Songhai initiative farm be sited in all the local government areas of Rivers State because of its benefits.