Ibrahim Rotimi Aliu
Biographic Data
| ID | 1151070 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ibrahim Rotimi Aliu |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ibrahim Rotimi |
| FAMILY NAME | Aliu |
| SIGNATURE | ALIU I R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Lagos State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4581-6316 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 18 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Faith, Family, and Vulnerability
This study investigates the influence of ethnicity and family structure on childhood sexual abuse (CSA) experiences among women in Nigeria, with a particular focus on the moderating role of religious affiliation. Recognising the alarming national prevalence of CSA—estimated at 35%—the study addresses critical gaps in understanding how socio-cultural and familial variables intersect with religion to shape vulnerability. Using a cross-sectional, qu…
Influencers of Rape Incidence among Elderly Women in Nigeria
Sexual abuse among the elderly is a pervasive but understudied occurrence, particularly in less developed countries, including Nigeria, where the population of older persons is increasing rapidly. This study employed a multilevel analysis approach to investigate the influencers of rape incidence among elderly women in rural and urban communities across Nigeria. anchored in the self-control theory, the research examined the interplay between socio…
Gender, ethnicity and residential discrimination
Sustainable housing development dynamics in the Global South
Background: Sustainability has been on the front burner of global debates in the 21st century because of the three commons: economic development, social equity and environmental stability. Central to the debate on sustainability is housing. Housing, as a fixed, physical structure can undermine development by constituting threats to the physical environment, and housing as an economic commodity can invigorate the process of development by increasi…
Sustaining urbanization while undermining sustainability
Living on the margins
Unpacking the dynamics of intra-urban residential mobility in Nigerian cities
Marginal land use and value characterizations in Lagos
Nutritional Insecurity in Ojo-Lagos Nigeria
Food and nutritional scientists have routinely focused upon and frequently canvassed the idea that households’ food insecurity is consequent upon the food supply dynamics of households. However, in practice understanding the level of household food insecurity remains shadowy without a distinct analysis of nutritional status as a form of social deprivation. This article examines nutritional insecurity of residents in Ojo Local Government Area, an …
Intra-city polarization, residential type and attribute importance
Understanding Residential Polarization in a Globalizing City
This study examines the spatial polarization that characterizes the dwellings in the African leading megacity of Lagos. Data were collected through an extensive housing survey carried out on 1,485 household residences in 56 wards within 12 administrative units in Lagos megacity. The spatial dimension of residential density in the city generates three unique residential patterns which are low residential density (LRD), medium residential density (…
Operational pattern and contribution of urban farming in an emerging megacity
Operational pattern and contribution of urban farming in an emerging megacity: evidence from Lagos, Nigeria Urban farming is rapidly growing in many cities in Nigeria including a leading African megacity Lagos, although urban stakeholders have paid little attention to the trend over time. The rate of growth of urban farming and its contributions to Lagos state's food supply strategy is worthy of note. In Lagos farming activities are practiced and…
Operational pattern and contribution of urban farming in an emerging megacity
Operational pattern and contribution of urban farming in an emerging megacity: evidence from Lagos, Nigeria Urban farming is rapidly growing in many cities in Nigeria including a leading African megacity Lagos, although urban stakeholders have paid little attention to the trend over time. The rate of growth of urban farming and its contributions to Lagos state's food supply strategy is worthy of note. In Lagos farming activities are practiced and…
Understanding Residential Polarization in a Globalizing City
This study examines the spatial polarization that characterizes the dwellings in the African leading megacity of Lagos. Data were collected through an extensive housing survey carried out on 1,485 household residences in 56 wards within 12 administrative units in Lagos megacity. The spatial dimension of residential density in the city generates three unique residential patterns which are low residential density (LRD), medium residential density (…
Intra-city polarization, residential type and attribute importance
Marginal land use and value characterizations in Lagos
Nutritional Insecurity in Ojo-Lagos Nigeria
Food and nutritional scientists have routinely focused upon and frequently canvassed the idea that households’ food insecurity is consequent upon the food supply dynamics of households. However, in practice understanding the level of household food insecurity remains shadowy without a distinct analysis of nutritional status as a form of social deprivation. This article examines nutritional insecurity of residents in Ojo Local Government Area, an …
Unpacking the dynamics of intra-urban residential mobility in Nigerian cities
Living on the margins
Sustainable housing development dynamics in the Global South
Background: Sustainability has been on the front burner of global debates in the 21st century because of the three commons: economic development, social equity and environmental stability. Central to the debate on sustainability is housing. Housing, as a fixed, physical structure can undermine development by constituting threats to the physical environment, and housing as an economic commodity can invigorate the process of development by increasi…
Sustaining urbanization while undermining sustainability
Gender, ethnicity and residential discrimination
Faith, Family, and Vulnerability
This study investigates the influence of ethnicity and family structure on childhood sexual abuse (CSA) experiences among women in Nigeria, with a particular focus on the moderating role of religious affiliation. Recognising the alarming national prevalence of CSA—estimated at 35%—the study addresses critical gaps in understanding how socio-cultural and familial variables intersect with religion to shape vulnerability. Using a cross-sectional, qu…
Influencers of Rape Incidence among Elderly Women in Nigeria
Sexual abuse among the elderly is a pervasive but understudied occurrence, particularly in less developed countries, including Nigeria, where the population of older persons is increasing rapidly. This study employed a multilevel analysis approach to investigate the influencers of rape incidence among elderly women in rural and urban communities across Nigeria. anchored in the self-control theory, the research examined the interplay between socio…
Economics (9 works) · Geography (9 works) · Sociology (8 works) · Megacity (7 works) · Urban and Rural Development Challenges (7 works) · Economic growth (6 works) · Economy (5 works) · Medicine (5 works) · Environmental health (4 works) · Population (4 works)