Dauda Busari
Biographic Data
| ID | 915251 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Dauda Busari |
| GIVEN NAMES | Dauda |
| FAMILY NAME | Busari |
| SIGNATURE | BUSARI D |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Ibadan |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8821-0739 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Transitional justice and the reconstitution of social bonds in the rehabilitation and reintegration of Boko Haram members in Northeast Nigeria
Women and Political Leadership
Advocating for increasing women's leadership is, on a larger scale, a way of ensuring gender equality and an attempt to arrive at balanced representation of women in formal and informal terrains of administration like their men counterparts. Political participation without gender discrimination is required for the development of a country and the global community at large. This study emphasizes how important women's role in leadership is to the a…
Romanticizing pregnancy
Regarding treasures, babies emerge as divine gifts, exuding beauty that transcends words. Their delicate features and tender innocence evoke an indescribable admiration. However, understanding the physiological and biological processes that go into giving birth makes it clear that childbirth is traumatic. But why do women make childbirth and motherhood strolls in the park? Is there a fear, perhaps, that being honest diminishes the beauty of being…
Impacts of border closure policy on entrepreneurial activities in selected main markets in Ibadan, Southwest, Nigeria
Entrepreneurial activities are fast becoming the primary means of livelihood as an increasing number of people are embracing it to overcome socio-economic challenges. However, many in certain sectors of the entrepreneurial activities are faced with many policy challenges. This study seeks to find out the lived experiences of the retailers involved in entrepreneurial activities related to the border closure and the effect of the policy on entrepre…
Game of Hope
Gambling has become increasingly prevalent among the youth, impacting individuals and society in both positive and negative ways. A study conducted in Agbowo, Ibadan, Oyo state, sought to understand the relationship between gambling and youth culture. The research employed structural functionalism and symbolic interactionism as framework, drawing on relevant literature to inform the objectives. Data were gathered through questionnaires, in-depth …
Patrons and Clients
Godfatherism as a phenomenon has been in existence since time immemorial and continues to feature in many human endeavors. It is a sui generis practice that depicts political might, political survival and power sustenance. In Nigeria, it indicates political relevance and significance that guarantees meteoric rise in political careers. This dominant political culture has been sustained by a privileged few that have held sway over the political dir…
Home grown; home inspired
Despite foreign influence and westernisation, the art of traditional hand built pottery persists in some communities across Nigeria. This study conducted in Ìjàyè, Abéòkúta, South-West Nigeria examined the factors responsible for the resilience of simple hand built pottery production. In-depth interviews of potters and residents of Ìjàyè were used to collect data on the relevance of traditional pottery in terms of production and usage. The interv…
Diaspora grand-mothering in Nigeria
Leaving children in the care of grandparents is a fairly common practice in close knit societies such as Nigeria. This service of providing childcare by grandmothers is however taking a transnational form with the exportation of grandmothers from Nigeria to care for grandchildren whose parents, out of economic necessity, must work fulltime. This article explores the dynamics of Nigerian grandmothers providing childcare to grandchildren in the dia…
Gender differences in lifestyles and perception of megamall patrons in Ibadan, Nigeria
The development of megamalls in Nigeria and other developing nations has witnessed tremendous impact, giving people choices of places for goods reasonably and relatively affordable. Women have been at the forefront of shopping activities due to their presence more at the shopping malls. This study aims to ascertain gender differences in lifestyles and perceptions of mall patrons in Ibadan, Nigeria. The study adopted a cross-sectional survey desig…
Transactional politics
In Nigeria, the politics of poverty and the poverty of politics seem to have coalesced to produce a phenomenon known as ‘infrastructure of the stomach’ in the polity. Infrastructure of the stomach is a politically induced lexicon that gives a diametrically opposed verdict of representation and empowerment. ‘Stomach infrastructure’ is a reality projected by the Nigerian politicians on the vulnerable electorate who for poverty are encouraged to mor…
Vulgar Lyrics in Nigeria’s Twenty-First-Century Popular Music
Cultural concepts employed in child discipline within rural Yorùbá households
Social scientists have long been concerned about social control, not only of adults, but also of children. In recent years, however, concerns have escalated globally, particularly regarding the lack of integration of indigenous knowledge about many aspects of children’s upbringing. The present research addresses knowledge gaps around aspects of the Yorùbá culture employed in rural African communities to ensure child discipline, and consequently s…
Female genital mutilation as sexual disability
Disability encompasses the limitations on an individual's basic physical activities, and the consequent social oppressions such individual faces in society. In this regard, the limitation on the use of some parts of the genitals in a patriarchal system is considered a form of disability. This paper describes the perceptions of and the coping mechanisms employed by affected couples dealing with the consequences of female genital mutilation (FGM) a…
Perpetrators' Profiles in Urban Patriarchies
In urban patriarchies, the voices of male-victims of Domestic Violenceare relegated to the background. Tounderstand the rootsand improve risk prediction,there isneed to profile female perpetrators of domestic violence against men. This paper bridges this gap by characterizing female offenders and typifying profiles in an exploratory crosssectional study of female perpetrators in Ibadan. Akiwowo's variation in the theme of sociation was used to ex…
Cooperative Societies in the Development Discourse of Ibadan, South-western Nigeria
Development remains a fundamental challenge confronting Nigeria. Hence, governments at all levels and development partners continue to experiment with different innovative frameworks and approaches. Many of the experimented approaches are however poorly understood leading to ineffective programming. Among the strategies for development are cooperative societies. However, more scholarly works are needed to actually understand the development poten…
Cultural concepts employed in child discipline within rural Yorùbá households
Social scientists have long been concerned about social control, not only of adults, but also of children. In recent years, however, concerns have escalated globally, particularly regarding the lack of integration of indigenous knowledge about many aspects of children’s upbringing. The present research addresses knowledge gaps around aspects of the Yorùbá culture employed in rural African communities to ensure child discipline, and consequently s…
Diaspora grand-mothering in Nigeria
Leaving children in the care of grandparents is a fairly common practice in close knit societies such as Nigeria. This service of providing childcare by grandmothers is however taking a transnational form with the exportation of grandmothers from Nigeria to care for grandchildren whose parents, out of economic necessity, must work fulltime. This article explores the dynamics of Nigerian grandmothers providing childcare to grandchildren in the dia…
Romanticizing pregnancy
Regarding treasures, babies emerge as divine gifts, exuding beauty that transcends words. Their delicate features and tender innocence evoke an indescribable admiration. However, understanding the physiological and biological processes that go into giving birth makes it clear that childbirth is traumatic. But why do women make childbirth and motherhood strolls in the park? Is there a fear, perhaps, that being honest diminishes the beauty of being…
Female genital mutilation as sexual disability
Disability encompasses the limitations on an individual's basic physical activities, and the consequent social oppressions such individual faces in society. In this regard, the limitation on the use of some parts of the genitals in a patriarchal system is considered a form of disability. This paper describes the perceptions of and the coping mechanisms employed by affected couples dealing with the consequences of female genital mutilation (FGM) a…
Cooperative Societies in the Development Discourse of Ibadan, South-western Nigeria
Development remains a fundamental challenge confronting Nigeria. Hence, governments at all levels and development partners continue to experiment with different innovative frameworks and approaches. Many of the experimented approaches are however poorly understood leading to ineffective programming. Among the strategies for development are cooperative societies. However, more scholarly works are needed to actually understand the development poten…
Cooperative Societies in the Development Discourse of Ibadan, South-western Nigeria
Development remains a fundamental challenge confronting Nigeria. Hence, governments at all levels and development partners continue to experiment with different innovative frameworks and approaches. Many of the experimented approaches are however poorly understood leading to ineffective programming. Among the strategies for development are cooperative societies. However, more scholarly works are needed to actually understand the development poten…
Vulgar Lyrics in Nigeria’s Twenty-First-Century Popular Music
Cultural concepts employed in child discipline within rural Yorùbá households
Social scientists have long been concerned about social control, not only of adults, but also of children. In recent years, however, concerns have escalated globally, particularly regarding the lack of integration of indigenous knowledge about many aspects of children’s upbringing. The present research addresses knowledge gaps around aspects of the Yorùbá culture employed in rural African communities to ensure child discipline, and consequently s…
Female genital mutilation as sexual disability
Disability encompasses the limitations on an individual's basic physical activities, and the consequent social oppressions such individual faces in society. In this regard, the limitation on the use of some parts of the genitals in a patriarchal system is considered a form of disability. This paper describes the perceptions of and the coping mechanisms employed by affected couples dealing with the consequences of female genital mutilation (FGM) a…
Perpetrators' Profiles in Urban Patriarchies
In urban patriarchies, the voices of male-victims of Domestic Violenceare relegated to the background. Tounderstand the rootsand improve risk prediction,there isneed to profile female perpetrators of domestic violence against men. This paper bridges this gap by characterizing female offenders and typifying profiles in an exploratory crosssectional study of female perpetrators in Ibadan. Akiwowo's variation in the theme of sociation was used to ex…
Transactional politics
In Nigeria, the politics of poverty and the poverty of politics seem to have coalesced to produce a phenomenon known as ‘infrastructure of the stomach’ in the polity. Infrastructure of the stomach is a politically induced lexicon that gives a diametrically opposed verdict of representation and empowerment. ‘Stomach infrastructure’ is a reality projected by the Nigerian politicians on the vulnerable electorate who for poverty are encouraged to mor…
Gender differences in lifestyles and perception of megamall patrons in Ibadan, Nigeria
The development of megamalls in Nigeria and other developing nations has witnessed tremendous impact, giving people choices of places for goods reasonably and relatively affordable. Women have been at the forefront of shopping activities due to their presence more at the shopping malls. This study aims to ascertain gender differences in lifestyles and perceptions of mall patrons in Ibadan, Nigeria. The study adopted a cross-sectional survey desig…
Diaspora grand-mothering in Nigeria
Leaving children in the care of grandparents is a fairly common practice in close knit societies such as Nigeria. This service of providing childcare by grandmothers is however taking a transnational form with the exportation of grandmothers from Nigeria to care for grandchildren whose parents, out of economic necessity, must work fulltime. This article explores the dynamics of Nigerian grandmothers providing childcare to grandchildren in the dia…
Patrons and Clients
Godfatherism as a phenomenon has been in existence since time immemorial and continues to feature in many human endeavors. It is a sui generis practice that depicts political might, political survival and power sustenance. In Nigeria, it indicates political relevance and significance that guarantees meteoric rise in political careers. This dominant political culture has been sustained by a privileged few that have held sway over the political dir…
Home grown; home inspired
Despite foreign influence and westernisation, the art of traditional hand built pottery persists in some communities across Nigeria. This study conducted in Ìjàyè, Abéòkúta, South-West Nigeria examined the factors responsible for the resilience of simple hand built pottery production. In-depth interviews of potters and residents of Ìjàyè were used to collect data on the relevance of traditional pottery in terms of production and usage. The interv…
Impacts of border closure policy on entrepreneurial activities in selected main markets in Ibadan, Southwest, Nigeria
Entrepreneurial activities are fast becoming the primary means of livelihood as an increasing number of people are embracing it to overcome socio-economic challenges. However, many in certain sectors of the entrepreneurial activities are faced with many policy challenges. This study seeks to find out the lived experiences of the retailers involved in entrepreneurial activities related to the border closure and the effect of the policy on entrepre…
Game of Hope
Gambling has become increasingly prevalent among the youth, impacting individuals and society in both positive and negative ways. A study conducted in Agbowo, Ibadan, Oyo state, sought to understand the relationship between gambling and youth culture. The research employed structural functionalism and symbolic interactionism as framework, drawing on relevant literature to inform the objectives. Data were gathered through questionnaires, in-depth …
Women and Political Leadership
Advocating for increasing women's leadership is, on a larger scale, a way of ensuring gender equality and an attempt to arrive at balanced representation of women in formal and informal terrains of administration like their men counterparts. Political participation without gender discrimination is required for the development of a country and the global community at large. This study emphasizes how important women's role in leadership is to the a…
Romanticizing pregnancy
Regarding treasures, babies emerge as divine gifts, exuding beauty that transcends words. Their delicate features and tender innocence evoke an indescribable admiration. However, understanding the physiological and biological processes that go into giving birth makes it clear that childbirth is traumatic. But why do women make childbirth and motherhood strolls in the park? Is there a fear, perhaps, that being honest diminishes the beauty of being…
Transitional justice and the reconstitution of social bonds in the rehabilitation and reintegration of Boko Haram members in Northeast Nigeria
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