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John Sunday Ojo

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ID229759
NOMEJohn Sunday Ojo
PRENOMESJohn Sunday
SOBRENOMEOjo
ASSINATURAOJO J S
AFILIAÇÕESUniversity of Leeds
ORCID0000-0002-9861-3539
VERIFICADOSim
TOTAL DE OBRAS11
TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES45
TOTAL COMO AUTOR11
TOTAL COMO EDITOR0
PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO2014
ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO2025
ÍNDICE H3
  • Pillorying Expansion Over Invasion

    Open Access•John Sunday Ojo, Folahanmi Aina•ARTICLE•African Security•2025

    Security and Global Affairs

  • Strategic Partnership or Strategic Expansionism? Nato’s Out-Of-Area Operations on Peacekeeping with the African Union

    Open Access•Folahanmi Aina, John Sunday Ojo•ARTICLE•African Security•2025

  • (De)Weaponizing Climate-Induced Recruitment

    Open Access•Folahanmi Aina, John Sunday Ojo•ARTICLE•Global Society•2025•Referências: 4

  • Climate‐related armed conflict and communities' resistance to Rural Grazing Area settlement policy in Nigeria's Middlebelt

    Open Access•John Sunday Ojo•ARTICLE•Conflict Resolution Quarterly•2023

    In Nigeria, resource contests have sparked unending ecological conflict. As a result, conflict resolution measures have been proposed to mitigate climate‐related conflict. However, the acceptance of such policies is hampered by ethnic suspicions, communities' exclusion, religious sensitivities, and a lack of political will. State policies are frequently based on centralized resources, which is exacerbated by the complexities of power relations be…

  • Forces of Terror

    Open Access•John Sunday Ojo, Oyewole et al.•ARTICLE•Democracy and Security•2023•Citada por: 12

    Nigeria has confronted several security conundrums in recent years, including armed banditry, which poses a severe threat to the north-west and the entire nation. North-west Nigeria has been hit by an unprecedented wave of kidnappings, maiming, killings, population displacements, cattle rustling, and disruption of socio-economic activities due to the rise of armed bandits in the region. These events have created a climate of uncertainty that has …

  • Do No Harm

    Anisa Abeytia, Esther Brito Ruiz et al.•ARTICLE•Civil Wars•2023•Citada por: 2•Referências: 13

    Security and Global Affairs

  • Shock and awe

    Open Access•Folahanmi Aina, John Sunday Ojo et al.•ARTICLE•African Security Review•2023•Citada por: 8•Referências: 1

    Insecurity has worsened in Northwest Nigeria, due to the threat of armed banditry, necessitating the deployments and operations of the military. While there is increasing academic attention on the origins, causes, and nature of this threat, the conduct, achievements, prospects, and challenges of the military’s counter-banditism response in the region remains understudied. Accordingly, foregrounded by the need to close this gap, this qualitative s…

  • Migratory Pastoralism, Herders-Farmers Conflicts, and the Ruga Settlement Policy in North Central Nigeria

    John Sunday Ojo•ARTICLE•African Conflict and Peacebuilding…•2023

    North Central Nigeria has experienced a series of deadly conflicts between Fulani herders and farmers. Contestation over ecological space and natural resources, prompted by climate- induced drought, has promoted a migratory form of pastoralism. The influx of Fulani herders in the region has triggered deadly eco-related conflicts between the host communities and the Fulani herders. Consequently, the RUGA settlement policy was unilaterally introduc…

  • Governing “Ungoverned Spaces” in the Foliage of Conspiracy

    Open Access•John Sunday Ojo•ARTICLE•African Security•2020•Citada por: 23

    This article explores the dominant narrative of ill-governed or ungoverned territories in the northern region of Nigeria where informality and socioeconomic deficit fashioned the mannerism of everyday life. Reconnoitering ungoverned territories, positing that radical jihadist and non-jihadist movements and criminal-armed groups are ideologically driven by localism and informal networks, particularly in the areas unkempt by the state. The paper in…

  • Mushrooming appointed Caretaker Committee

    Open Access•John Sunday Ojo, Godwin Chinedum Ihemeje et al.•ARTICLE•International Journal of…•2014

    The inclination and imposition of non-elected local government council impoverished the political institutional structure of local government while many state governors have trampled upon the constitutional provision which vindicate and established democratically elected local council. Therefore, this study carefully examines budding appointed caretaker committee in Nigerian local government which has become a quagmire to survival of grassroots d…

  • Managing tourism for socio-economic development in Nigerian Local Government

    Open Access•John Sunday Ojo, John Sunday Ojo John Sunday Ojo•ARTICLE•Journal of African Studies and…•2014

    This study examined the management of tourism in socio-economic development in Nigerian local government using Idanre local government as a case study. Simple random sampling technique was used to select 120 staffs of Idanre Local Government. In all a total of one hundred and twenty respondents constitute the population. This research revealed that there is a significant relationship between tourism and socio-economic development (χ2 = 80.471, N=…

  • Governing “Ungoverned Spaces” in the Foliage of Conspiracy

    Open Access•John Sunday Ojo•ARTICLE•African Security•2020•Citada por: 23

    This article explores the dominant narrative of ill-governed or ungoverned territories in the northern region of Nigeria where informality and socioeconomic deficit fashioned the mannerism of everyday life. Reconnoitering ungoverned territories, positing that radical jihadist and non-jihadist movements and criminal-armed groups are ideologically driven by localism and informal networks, particularly in the areas unkempt by the state. The paper in…

  • Forces of Terror

    Open Access•John Sunday Ojo, Oyewole et al.•ARTICLE•Democracy and Security•2023•Citada por: 12

    Nigeria has confronted several security conundrums in recent years, including armed banditry, which poses a severe threat to the north-west and the entire nation. North-west Nigeria has been hit by an unprecedented wave of kidnappings, maiming, killings, population displacements, cattle rustling, and disruption of socio-economic activities due to the rise of armed bandits in the region. These events have created a climate of uncertainty that has …

  • Shock and awe

    Open Access•Folahanmi Aina, John Sunday Ojo et al.•ARTICLE•African Security Review•2023•Citada por: 8•Referências: 1

    Insecurity has worsened in Northwest Nigeria, due to the threat of armed banditry, necessitating the deployments and operations of the military. While there is increasing academic attention on the origins, causes, and nature of this threat, the conduct, achievements, prospects, and challenges of the military’s counter-banditism response in the region remains understudied. Accordingly, foregrounded by the need to close this gap, this qualitative s…

  • Do No Harm

    Anisa Abeytia, Esther Brito Ruiz et al.•ARTICLE•Civil Wars•2023•Citada por: 2•Referências: 13

    Security and Global Affairs

  • Mushrooming appointed Caretaker Committee

    Open Access•John Sunday Ojo, Godwin Chinedum Ihemeje et al.•ARTICLE•International Journal of…•2014

    The inclination and imposition of non-elected local government council impoverished the political institutional structure of local government while many state governors have trampled upon the constitutional provision which vindicate and established democratically elected local council. Therefore, this study carefully examines budding appointed caretaker committee in Nigerian local government which has become a quagmire to survival of grassroots d…

  • Managing tourism for socio-economic development in Nigerian Local Government

    Open Access•John Sunday Ojo, John Sunday Ojo John Sunday Ojo•ARTICLE•Journal of African Studies and…•2014

    This study examined the management of tourism in socio-economic development in Nigerian local government using Idanre local government as a case study. Simple random sampling technique was used to select 120 staffs of Idanre Local Government. In all a total of one hundred and twenty respondents constitute the population. This research revealed that there is a significant relationship between tourism and socio-economic development (χ2 = 80.471, N=…

  • Governing “Ungoverned Spaces” in the Foliage of Conspiracy

    Open Access•John Sunday Ojo•ARTICLE•African Security•2020•Citada por: 23

    This article explores the dominant narrative of ill-governed or ungoverned territories in the northern region of Nigeria where informality and socioeconomic deficit fashioned the mannerism of everyday life. Reconnoitering ungoverned territories, positing that radical jihadist and non-jihadist movements and criminal-armed groups are ideologically driven by localism and informal networks, particularly in the areas unkempt by the state. The paper in…

  • Climate‐related armed conflict and communities' resistance to Rural Grazing Area settlement policy in Nigeria's Middlebelt

    Open Access•John Sunday Ojo•ARTICLE•Conflict Resolution Quarterly•2023

    In Nigeria, resource contests have sparked unending ecological conflict. As a result, conflict resolution measures have been proposed to mitigate climate‐related conflict. However, the acceptance of such policies is hampered by ethnic suspicions, communities' exclusion, religious sensitivities, and a lack of political will. State policies are frequently based on centralized resources, which is exacerbated by the complexities of power relations be…

  • Forces of Terror

    Open Access•John Sunday Ojo, Oyewole et al.•ARTICLE•Democracy and Security•2023•Citada por: 12

    Nigeria has confronted several security conundrums in recent years, including armed banditry, which poses a severe threat to the north-west and the entire nation. North-west Nigeria has been hit by an unprecedented wave of kidnappings, maiming, killings, population displacements, cattle rustling, and disruption of socio-economic activities due to the rise of armed bandits in the region. These events have created a climate of uncertainty that has …

  • Do No Harm

    Anisa Abeytia, Esther Brito Ruiz et al.•ARTICLE•Civil Wars•2023•Citada por: 2•Referências: 13

    Security and Global Affairs

  • Shock and awe

    Open Access•Folahanmi Aina, John Sunday Ojo et al.•ARTICLE•African Security Review•2023•Citada por: 8•Referências: 1

    Insecurity has worsened in Northwest Nigeria, due to the threat of armed banditry, necessitating the deployments and operations of the military. While there is increasing academic attention on the origins, causes, and nature of this threat, the conduct, achievements, prospects, and challenges of the military’s counter-banditism response in the region remains understudied. Accordingly, foregrounded by the need to close this gap, this qualitative s…

  • Migratory Pastoralism, Herders-Farmers Conflicts, and the Ruga Settlement Policy in North Central Nigeria

    John Sunday Ojo•ARTICLE•African Conflict and Peacebuilding…•2023

    North Central Nigeria has experienced a series of deadly conflicts between Fulani herders and farmers. Contestation over ecological space and natural resources, prompted by climate- induced drought, has promoted a migratory form of pastoralism. The influx of Fulani herders in the region has triggered deadly eco-related conflicts between the host communities and the Fulani herders. Consequently, the RUGA settlement policy was unilaterally introduc…

  • Pillorying Expansion Over Invasion

    Open Access•John Sunday Ojo, Folahanmi Aina•ARTICLE•African Security•2025

    Security and Global Affairs

  • Strategic Partnership or Strategic Expansionism? Nato’s Out-Of-Area Operations on Peacekeeping with the African Union

    Open Access•Folahanmi Aina, John Sunday Ojo•ARTICLE•African Security•2025

  • (De)Weaponizing Climate-Induced Recruitment

    Open Access•Folahanmi Aina, John Sunday Ojo•ARTICLE•Global Society•2025•Referências: 4

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