The Multi-Dimensional Impacts of Insurgency and Armed Conflicts on Nigeria
Keywords:
insurgency, armed conflict, extremist groups, multi-dimensional impacts
Abstract
The failure of the state to contain the proliferation of foreign extremist groups and their links with domestic religious groups exacerbates the incidence of extremism and violence in the country. It has been noted that the costs of crime are tangible and intangible, economic or social, direct or indirect, physical or psychological, individual or community. In this essay, the effects of insurgency are discussed under four headings, namely: national security, socio-economic impact, collapse of infrastructure/humanitarian crisis and diplomatic relations.
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