Oludayo Tade
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 637786 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Oludayo Tade |
| NOMBRES | Oludayo |
| APELLIDO | Tade |
| FIRMA | TADE O |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Ibadan |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5997-1819 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 31 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 38 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 31 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2012 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
They Kill the Men and Marry Their Attractive Wives”
We seize properties when defaulters are too stubborn’
I have lost more than I have won
In the midst of economic downturn about 60 million Nigerians have reportedly taken to betting for various reasons. However, despite growing literature on betting in Nigeria, scholars are yet to examine sports betting in relation to the lived experiences of bettors in Nigeria. Using qualitative method of data collection, this paper analyses the responses from bettors based on their lived experiences. Guided by the rational choice theory, findings …
Space and Trading among Herbal Medicine Practitioners along the Nigeria-Niger Corridor
“Shoot Me and Let Me Die”
Using Erving Goffman’s dramaturgical approach, this paper interrogates how space shapes the nature of nude protests and how human bodies performed as sites of power, contestation and attention. Although nude protests are not new to Africa, and Nigeria in particular, where nudehood is deployed to challenge unpleasant social conditions, mostly by women, I interrogated the performance of nude protest by two bank customers (male and female) inside tw…
Job advertisements and lived experiences of victims of job scams in Ibadan, Nigeria
Purpose An increase in informal job advertisements has been attributed to high unemployment. However, less scholarly attention has been placed on the experiences of victims of advertised job scams. Design/methodology/approach This explorative study investigates the lived experiences of victims of advertised job scams in Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria, adopting Durkheim’s Functionalism and Anomie Theory. Around 35 victims were purposively engaged in i…
We Are Proactive against the Thieves
One of the unintended consequences of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) preventive protocols that restricted movements and disrupted livelihoods was the changing nature of criminal behaviour from the streets to residential neighbourhoods. While studies on COVID-19 have focussed on economic losses, disrupted livelihoods and changes in social relations, scant attempt has been made to understand how fear of insecurity during the health pandemic co…
They Collected Money and Used Hammer to Remove My Front teeth
One-chance" criminality has become public transport threat in Lagos State where passengers are trapped through deceit, robbed, and victimized by individuals or groups pretending to offer public transportation services. Understanding the strategies and victimization experiences may help illuminate this phenomenon toward developing preventive cues and appropriate institutional response. This study, therefore examines "one-chance" strategies and the…
Life is More Important Than money
Despite growing research on kidnapping in Nigeria, little is known about how families mobilize resources and deliver ransom to kidnappers. Information in this regard is important to appreciate the experiences, challenges, and coping strategies of those with family members who have been kidnapped. Using exploratory design and in-depth interviews, data were elicited from released kidnapped victims, two women whose husbands had been kidnapped, ranso…
‘They Smashed the Heads of Their Victims with Grinding Stone’
Violent cult gangs are ubiquitous in Nigeria, with their activities threatening peace and security wherever it occurs. While there are many violent gangs in Lagos state, not all carry the appellation of violent ritual gang like the Badoo cult gang that operated in Ikorodu, Lagos State between 2016 and 2018. This study examines the victim selection strategy, victim experiences and modus operandi of this violent cult gang in Lagos State, Nigeria. U…
Factors Underlying Return Migration Decisions among Nigerian Victims of 2019 Xenophobic Violence in South Africa
Studies on xenophobic violence have mainly focused on their causes and effects, but have yet to probe how victimisation experiences of xenophobia trigger migration intentions and actual practices. In a balance of tales, I examine how families contributed to staying put/return decisions by Nigerian migrants in South Africa following the September 2019 xenophobic violence. The study asks: to what extent do family facilitate and/or contribute to the…
Until I go back home, I do not see justice’
Recurrent violent clashes between pastoral herders and farming communities in Nigeria have resulted in human fatalities, livelihood losses and displacements. However, studies have yet to interrogate how displaced farming communities construct justice as a way to restore peace. Using Internal Displaced Persons (IDPs) camp in Abegana, Makurdi Local Government Area (LGA) of Benue State, 25 participants responded to questions on their experiences and…
My husband is living like a dead person
African urban market spaces are heavily congested and mostly unfavourable for mobility. Understanding this difficult terrain, human porters facilitate navigation of difficult layouts. They negotiate with buyers and carry their loads to the bus stops or car parks. Load carriers are of both sexes but very little has been empirically done to understand women as porters and the dynamics of their work as well as its organization. In this study, we int…
How Farming Communities Cope With Displacement Arising from Farmer-Herder Conflict in North Central Nigeria
A largely overlooked area in extant literature on farmer-herder conflict in Nigeria is coping strategies employed by internally displaced farming communities. Using exploratory design and qualitative data collection tools, we collected data from 23 purposively selected victims of farmer-herder conflict in Nasarawa State who were displaced and were either living in internally displaced persons camps or with friends/family. Findings showed that par…
Covid-‘419’
While extant studies have probed the causes, actors and effects of cybercrimes in Nigeria, knowledge is scarce on the adaptable nature of cybercrimes during the COVID-19 pandemic. Using Fraud triangle theory and exploratory research design, I analyzed data emanating from the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), the Nigerian Police, the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) and the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN). Partial and total lo…
Her Aim Was to Ruin My Reputation
While global knowledge about cyberstalking is growing, intellectual engagement of the phenomenon in Nigeria is still at infancy and focused mainly on awareness. Scanty attention has however been paid to the nature of victimization experiences and its effects on victims. Against this background, this study investigated the nature and effects of cyberstalking among victims at the University of Ibadan. Using purposive and snowball sampling technique…
“They cut my son’s head, legs and hands before me”
This research note offers first-hand accounts of the plight of “non-indigenes” who became victims of Boko Haram terrorism in the North, and their resettlement back in their “homeland” in Orlu (Imo State). As “strangers” in various towns of the North, they were victimized by Boko Haram and had to develop various strategies to survive. Many of them, however, returned to their “homeland” only to become victims of new forms of social exclusion, as “s…
Conflict triggers between farming and pastoral communities in Nasarawa State, Nigeria
Purpose This study aims to examine contemporary factors underlying farmers and pastoralists’ conflict in Nasarawa state. These two communities had rosy and symbiotic relationships which have transmogrified into sour tales of mutual suspicion, destruction, deaths and violence. Design/methodology/approach Exploratory research design was used. Data was collected using qualitative tools of data collection such as in-depth interview (IDI) and key info…
If you kill me, you take the cow”
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to examine the victimization experiences of farming and herding communities in Nasarawa State, Nigeria. Design/methodology/approach The study employed purposive sampling, extracting data from 27 victims in Lafia and Obi local government areas. Data were collected using in-depth and key informant interviews. In a balance of tales, both farming and herding communities claimed victimhood status. Findings While fa…
Bleeding Nigeria through the Pipelines
Crude oil has been the mainstay of the Nigerian Economy for decades. However, vandalism, oil theft and bunkering are flourishing criminal activities that have impeded the growth of the oil sector and invariably the economic development of the country. The study explored the modes of operation used by vandals and the networks of individuals involved in the vandalization of the oil pipelines in Arepo area of Ogun State, Nigeria. Using largely quali…
Year Old Man Rapes, Impregnates Own Teenage Daughter
Rape of females in Nigeria has reached a disturbing proportion. While the media has played a major role in creating awareness about rape, their representations of rape are crucial in determining post-rape responses. This study, therefore investigates newspaper coverage and representations of rape in two select newspapers in Nigeria (2012-2016). It utilizes two national dailies (The Punch and The Sun) with dedicated crime pages to understand the f…
They withdrew all I was worth’
A major downside of the cashless policy introduced by the Central Bank of Nigeria in 2014 is pervasive automated teller machine (ATM) frauds. While fraudsters gain, the life chances of victims are affected. Previous studies in Nigeria had not investigated the effect of ATM frauds on victims’ life chances. Data were generated through in-depth interviews with victims of ATM fraud. Findings show victims suffered post fraud trauma and often depended …
Symbolic Status of Space
Traditional and social dimensions of wedding celebrations have been altered by modernity. Such alteration is apparent in the emerging culture of conducting wedding ceremonies in event centres as against the use of traditional family social space. This paper investigates the reasons underlying this emerging culture and its symbolism. Findings indicate that conducting marriages in event centres eased stresses associated with celebration. Convenienc…
Nobody is sure of tomorrow’
This study investigates factors underlying adoption of safety behaviours among vicarious victims of Boko Haram terrorism in Sabon Gari , a predominantly Christian community in Kano State. Using the Health Belief Model, data were generated from non-indigenes in Sabon Gari . Findings indicated that participants felt susceptible to being direct victims with expressions such as ‘nobody is safe or sure of tomorrow’ because of their identities as Chris…
Traditional structures of crime control in Lagos, Nigeria
Notwithstanding the embrace of modern institutions of social control, traditional social control mechanisms still enjoy patronage in Nigeria. This paper examines the traditional structures of social control in Iraye-Oke, Lagos. In-depth interviews, key informant interviews and case studies were used to obtain data from participants. Findings established the functionality of traditional structures in checking crime and its preference over the use …
A spiritual dimension to cybercrime in Nigeria
Cybercrime in Nigeria is largely perpetrated by young people and students in tertiary institutions, and are socially tagged yahoo yahoo or yahoo boys. Yahoo boys rely on their computer dexterity to victimise unsuspecting persons in cyberspace. A new phenomenon in cybercrime is mixing spiritual elements with internet surfing to boost cybercrime success rates. This paper examines the factors underlying this spiritual dimension (cyber spiritualism) …
Recruitment and abuse of trafficked children in south-west Nigeria
This article examines the recruitment and transportation of internally trafficked children from Benue State in the north-central geo-political zone of Nigeria to Oyo State in the south-western zone of Nigeria. The study is essentially qualitative: with the aid of the snowball sampling technique, in-depth interviews (IDIs) were conducted with drivers, employers and trafficking agents in two recipient communities in Ibadan. The findings show that h…
How Farming Communities Cope With Displacement Arising from Farmer-Herder Conflict in North Central Nigeria
A largely overlooked area in extant literature on farmer-herder conflict in Nigeria is coping strategies employed by internally displaced farming communities. Using exploratory design and qualitative data collection tools, we collected data from 23 purposively selected victims of farmer-herder conflict in Nasarawa State who were displaced and were either living in internally displaced persons camps or with friends/family. Findings showed that par…
Conflict triggers between farming and pastoral communities in Nasarawa State, Nigeria
Purpose This study aims to examine contemporary factors underlying farmers and pastoralists’ conflict in Nasarawa state. These two communities had rosy and symbiotic relationships which have transmogrified into sour tales of mutual suspicion, destruction, deaths and violence. Design/methodology/approach Exploratory research design was used. Data was collected using qualitative tools of data collection such as in-depth interview (IDI) and key info…
Covid-‘419’
While extant studies have probed the causes, actors and effects of cybercrimes in Nigeria, knowledge is scarce on the adaptable nature of cybercrimes during the COVID-19 pandemic. Using Fraud triangle theory and exploratory research design, I analyzed data emanating from the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), the Nigerian Police, the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) and the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN). Partial and total lo…
Nobody is sure of tomorrow’
This study investigates factors underlying adoption of safety behaviours among vicarious victims of Boko Haram terrorism in Sabon Gari , a predominantly Christian community in Kano State. Using the Health Belief Model, data were generated from non-indigenes in Sabon Gari . Findings indicated that participants felt susceptible to being direct victims with expressions such as ‘nobody is safe or sure of tomorrow’ because of their identities as Chris…
Commodifying the fabric of solidarity
Initially conceived as a cloth for the identification of children of the deceased within the traditional Yoruba cultural milieu, aso-ebi has undergone wider usage in all social events by friends, associates, social clubs and groups. This article examines the commodification of this cultural product and its implication for social relations. Data for this study were collected among residents in Ibadan North Local Government area. While the intended…
They Kill the Men and Marry Their Attractive Wives”
We Are Proactive against the Thieves
One of the unintended consequences of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) preventive protocols that restricted movements and disrupted livelihoods was the changing nature of criminal behaviour from the streets to residential neighbourhoods. While studies on COVID-19 have focussed on economic losses, disrupted livelihoods and changes in social relations, scant attempt has been made to understand how fear of insecurity during the health pandemic co…
Life is More Important Than money
Despite growing research on kidnapping in Nigeria, little is known about how families mobilize resources and deliver ransom to kidnappers. Information in this regard is important to appreciate the experiences, challenges, and coping strategies of those with family members who have been kidnapped. Using exploratory design and in-depth interviews, data were elicited from released kidnapped victims, two women whose husbands had been kidnapped, ranso…
Factors Underlying Return Migration Decisions among Nigerian Victims of 2019 Xenophobic Violence in South Africa
Studies on xenophobic violence have mainly focused on their causes and effects, but have yet to probe how victimisation experiences of xenophobia trigger migration intentions and actual practices. In a balance of tales, I examine how families contributed to staying put/return decisions by Nigerian migrants in South Africa following the September 2019 xenophobic violence. The study asks: to what extent do family facilitate and/or contribute to the…
If you kill me, you take the cow”
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to examine the victimization experiences of farming and herding communities in Nasarawa State, Nigeria. Design/methodology/approach The study employed purposive sampling, extracting data from 27 victims in Lafia and Obi local government areas. Data were collected using in-depth and key informant interviews. In a balance of tales, both farming and herding communities claimed victimhood status. Findings While fa…
Traditional structures of crime control in Lagos, Nigeria
Notwithstanding the embrace of modern institutions of social control, traditional social control mechanisms still enjoy patronage in Nigeria. This paper examines the traditional structures of social control in Iraye-Oke, Lagos. In-depth interviews, key informant interviews and case studies were used to obtain data from participants. Findings established the functionality of traditional structures in checking crime and its preference over the use …
He is Father Christmas when Man-U wins’
The European Champions League and Premiership have become infectious to Nigerian families. As a patriarchal society, husband fanship influences and alters social interactions before, during and after UEFA matches. Against this background, this paper examines the influence of husbands’ sports fandom on social relations in families and opportunity for deviant behaviour. Findings show that husbands’ identification with European clubs is redefining s…
Factors underlying sex preference of domestic servants in Nigeria
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to examine factors underlying gender preference of domestic servants (DS). Children in domestic service constitute the most common form of urban child labour. Literature has shown that domestic service employment has a gender face with the girl-child more susceptible. This is the gap this research fills. Design/methodology/approach – The study employed both quantitative and qualitative strategies selecting r…
Transactional sex and the ‘aristo’ phenomenon in Nigerian universities
Aristocratic’ transactional relationships are widespread in Nigerian universities. Nigerian cultures positively sanction repressive sexual activities among single unmarried adolescents until the wedding night. Modernity has confronted this cultural prescription, as youths, particularly girls, engage in transactional exchange in different contexts. However, the literature on transactional sex in the ivory towers is not rich enough on client recrui…
A spiritual dimension to cybercrime in Nigeria
Cybercrime in Nigeria is largely perpetrated by young people and students in tertiary institutions, and are socially tagged yahoo yahoo or yahoo boys. Yahoo boys rely on their computer dexterity to victimise unsuspecting persons in cyberspace. A new phenomenon in cybercrime is mixing spiritual elements with internet surfing to boost cybercrime success rates. This paper examines the factors underlying this spiritual dimension (cyber spiritualism) …
He is Father Christmas when Man-U wins’
The European Champions League and Premiership have become infectious to Nigerian families. As a patriarchal society, husband fanship influences and alters social interactions before, during and after UEFA matches. Against this background, this paper examines the influence of husbands’ sports fandom on social relations in families and opportunity for deviant behaviour. Findings show that husbands’ identification with European clubs is redefining s…
Recruitment and abuse of trafficked children in south-west Nigeria
This article examines the recruitment and transportation of internally trafficked children from Benue State in the north-central geo-political zone of Nigeria to Oyo State in the south-western zone of Nigeria. The study is essentially qualitative: with the aid of the snowball sampling technique, in-depth interviews (IDIs) were conducted with drivers, employers and trafficking agents in two recipient communities in Ibadan. The findings show that h…
Factors underlying sex preference of domestic servants in Nigeria
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to examine factors underlying gender preference of domestic servants (DS). Children in domestic service constitute the most common form of urban child labour. Literature has shown that domestic service employment has a gender face with the girl-child more susceptible. This is the gap this research fills. Design/methodology/approach – The study employed both quantitative and qualitative strategies selecting r…
Commodifying the fabric of solidarity
Initially conceived as a cloth for the identification of children of the deceased within the traditional Yoruba cultural milieu, aso-ebi has undergone wider usage in all social events by friends, associates, social clubs and groups. This article examines the commodification of this cultural product and its implication for social relations. Data for this study were collected among residents in Ibadan North Local Government area. While the intended…
Traditional structures of crime control in Lagos, Nigeria
Notwithstanding the embrace of modern institutions of social control, traditional social control mechanisms still enjoy patronage in Nigeria. This paper examines the traditional structures of social control in Iraye-Oke, Lagos. In-depth interviews, key informant interviews and case studies were used to obtain data from participants. Findings established the functionality of traditional structures in checking crime and its preference over the use …
Nobody is sure of tomorrow’
This study investigates factors underlying adoption of safety behaviours among vicarious victims of Boko Haram terrorism in Sabon Gari , a predominantly Christian community in Kano State. Using the Health Belief Model, data were generated from non-indigenes in Sabon Gari . Findings indicated that participants felt susceptible to being direct victims with expressions such as ‘nobody is safe or sure of tomorrow’ because of their identities as Chris…
They withdrew all I was worth’
A major downside of the cashless policy introduced by the Central Bank of Nigeria in 2014 is pervasive automated teller machine (ATM) frauds. While fraudsters gain, the life chances of victims are affected. Previous studies in Nigeria had not investigated the effect of ATM frauds on victims’ life chances. Data were generated through in-depth interviews with victims of ATM fraud. Findings show victims suffered post fraud trauma and often depended …
Symbolic Status of Space
Traditional and social dimensions of wedding celebrations have been altered by modernity. Such alteration is apparent in the emerging culture of conducting wedding ceremonies in event centres as against the use of traditional family social space. This paper investigates the reasons underlying this emerging culture and its symbolism. Findings indicate that conducting marriages in event centres eased stresses associated with celebration. Convenienc…
Year Old Man Rapes, Impregnates Own Teenage Daughter
Rape of females in Nigeria has reached a disturbing proportion. While the media has played a major role in creating awareness about rape, their representations of rape are crucial in determining post-rape responses. This study, therefore investigates newspaper coverage and representations of rape in two select newspapers in Nigeria (2012-2016). It utilizes two national dailies (The Punch and The Sun) with dedicated crime pages to understand the f…
If you kill me, you take the cow”
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to examine the victimization experiences of farming and herding communities in Nasarawa State, Nigeria. Design/methodology/approach The study employed purposive sampling, extracting data from 27 victims in Lafia and Obi local government areas. Data were collected using in-depth and key informant interviews. In a balance of tales, both farming and herding communities claimed victimhood status. Findings While fa…
Bleeding Nigeria through the Pipelines
Crude oil has been the mainstay of the Nigerian Economy for decades. However, vandalism, oil theft and bunkering are flourishing criminal activities that have impeded the growth of the oil sector and invariably the economic development of the country. The study explored the modes of operation used by vandals and the networks of individuals involved in the vandalization of the oil pipelines in Arepo area of Ogun State, Nigeria. Using largely quali…
“They cut my son’s head, legs and hands before me”
This research note offers first-hand accounts of the plight of “non-indigenes” who became victims of Boko Haram terrorism in the North, and their resettlement back in their “homeland” in Orlu (Imo State). As “strangers” in various towns of the North, they were victimized by Boko Haram and had to develop various strategies to survive. Many of them, however, returned to their “homeland” only to become victims of new forms of social exclusion, as “s…
Conflict triggers between farming and pastoral communities in Nasarawa State, Nigeria
Purpose This study aims to examine contemporary factors underlying farmers and pastoralists’ conflict in Nasarawa state. These two communities had rosy and symbiotic relationships which have transmogrified into sour tales of mutual suspicion, destruction, deaths and violence. Design/methodology/approach Exploratory research design was used. Data was collected using qualitative tools of data collection such as in-depth interview (IDI) and key info…
Covid-‘419’
While extant studies have probed the causes, actors and effects of cybercrimes in Nigeria, knowledge is scarce on the adaptable nature of cybercrimes during the COVID-19 pandemic. Using Fraud triangle theory and exploratory research design, I analyzed data emanating from the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), the Nigerian Police, the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) and the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN). Partial and total lo…
Her Aim Was to Ruin My Reputation
While global knowledge about cyberstalking is growing, intellectual engagement of the phenomenon in Nigeria is still at infancy and focused mainly on awareness. Scanty attention has however been paid to the nature of victimization experiences and its effects on victims. Against this background, this study investigated the nature and effects of cyberstalking among victims at the University of Ibadan. Using purposive and snowball sampling technique…
‘They Smashed the Heads of Their Victims with Grinding Stone’
Violent cult gangs are ubiquitous in Nigeria, with their activities threatening peace and security wherever it occurs. While there are many violent gangs in Lagos state, not all carry the appellation of violent ritual gang like the Badoo cult gang that operated in Ikorodu, Lagos State between 2016 and 2018. This study examines the victim selection strategy, victim experiences and modus operandi of this violent cult gang in Lagos State, Nigeria. U…
Factors Underlying Return Migration Decisions among Nigerian Victims of 2019 Xenophobic Violence in South Africa
Studies on xenophobic violence have mainly focused on their causes and effects, but have yet to probe how victimisation experiences of xenophobia trigger migration intentions and actual practices. In a balance of tales, I examine how families contributed to staying put/return decisions by Nigerian migrants in South Africa following the September 2019 xenophobic violence. The study asks: to what extent do family facilitate and/or contribute to the…
Until I go back home, I do not see justice’
Recurrent violent clashes between pastoral herders and farming communities in Nigeria have resulted in human fatalities, livelihood losses and displacements. However, studies have yet to interrogate how displaced farming communities construct justice as a way to restore peace. Using Internal Displaced Persons (IDPs) camp in Abegana, Makurdi Local Government Area (LGA) of Benue State, 25 participants responded to questions on their experiences and…
My husband is living like a dead person
African urban market spaces are heavily congested and mostly unfavourable for mobility. Understanding this difficult terrain, human porters facilitate navigation of difficult layouts. They negotiate with buyers and carry their loads to the bus stops or car parks. Load carriers are of both sexes but very little has been empirically done to understand women as porters and the dynamics of their work as well as its organization. In this study, we int…
How Farming Communities Cope With Displacement Arising from Farmer-Herder Conflict in North Central Nigeria
A largely overlooked area in extant literature on farmer-herder conflict in Nigeria is coping strategies employed by internally displaced farming communities. Using exploratory design and qualitative data collection tools, we collected data from 23 purposively selected victims of farmer-herder conflict in Nasarawa State who were displaced and were either living in internally displaced persons camps or with friends/family. Findings showed that par…
Life is More Important Than money
Despite growing research on kidnapping in Nigeria, little is known about how families mobilize resources and deliver ransom to kidnappers. Information in this regard is important to appreciate the experiences, challenges, and coping strategies of those with family members who have been kidnapped. Using exploratory design and in-depth interviews, data were elicited from released kidnapped victims, two women whose husbands had been kidnapped, ranso…
“Shoot Me and Let Me Die”
Using Erving Goffman’s dramaturgical approach, this paper interrogates how space shapes the nature of nude protests and how human bodies performed as sites of power, contestation and attention. Although nude protests are not new to Africa, and Nigeria in particular, where nudehood is deployed to challenge unpleasant social conditions, mostly by women, I interrogated the performance of nude protest by two bank customers (male and female) inside tw…
Job advertisements and lived experiences of victims of job scams in Ibadan, Nigeria
Purpose An increase in informal job advertisements has been attributed to high unemployment. However, less scholarly attention has been placed on the experiences of victims of advertised job scams. Design/methodology/approach This explorative study investigates the lived experiences of victims of advertised job scams in Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria, adopting Durkheim’s Functionalism and Anomie Theory. Around 35 victims were purposively engaged in i…
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