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  Feature
  25/09/2001

Conflict: Racism and the Misuse of Cultural Identities
 

Author: Guillaume Legrand, student European Peace University


 
  Feature
  15/10/2001
Lasting Peace in Delta State: A Collective Responsibility
An open letter to the honourable members of Delta State House of Assembly
 

Author: Onduku Akpobibibo, PhD. Cand. Peace Studies, University of Bradford


 
  Feature
  01/04/2001
Sustaining Democracy in the Modern World
 

Author: Onduku Akpobibibo, PhD. Cand. Peace Studies, University of Bradford


 
  Feature
  05/08/2001
Sustainable Development as a Strategy for Conflict Prevention: The Case of the Niger Delta
 

Author: Onduku Akpobibibo, Niger-Delta, Nigeria

 
 
Summary

Globally, human existence seems to be at risk not only because of such social aberrations like mutual mistrust and hatred, insecurity, ethnic chauvinism, language differences, religious fanaticism, intra and interstate conflicts but also because of man’s inability to predict, manage and control intending disorders. Conflicts of diverse forms have erupted in various parts of Nigeria and thus there is greater need for concerted efforts for conflict prevention.. For there to be long lasting peace, unity, harmony, love and progress in the oil-rich Niger Delta, it is identified that in addition to introducing a culture of peace and education, conflict mediation, international cooperation and post-conflict reconstruction, the sustainable development option is considered most appropriate. Therefore, to build confidence for the oppressed, marginalised and displaced people of the Niger Delta in the midst of poverty, hunger, deprivation, devastation, dehumanization, human right violations and socio-economic, political and cultural injustices, an understanding of the fundamentals of strategic sustainable development and conflict prevention and resolution should be a matter of concern by all interest groups. The sustainable development option should be one that would ensure sustainability and survivability of the society, both present and future, for which it is focussed at.


 


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