Conflict and Food Security in North East Nigeria: Dire and Approach - Rilwan, Ismail Musa
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Terrorist-based conflict has lavished and besieged the North East states of Nigeria in last couple of years. This prompted research into the livelihoods of the region which focuses on food security and mortality figures from the conflict zone. Using similar regression method derived from D'Souza and Jolliffe (2013) in Afghanistan, the research provided a statistical significance (P 0.05) between the independent variable (mortality) drawn from acleddata.com and the dependent variable of the staple food (millet) prices from Damasak regional market sieved from fews.net from July 2009 to April…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Terrorist-based conflict has lavished and besieged the North East states of Nigeria in last couple of years. This prompted research into the livelihoods of the region which focuses on food security and mortality figures from the conflict zone. Using similar regression method derived from D'Souza and Jolliffe (2013) in Afghanistan, the research provided a statistical significance (P 0.05) between the independent variable (mortality) drawn from acleddata.com and the dependent variable of the staple food (millet) prices from Damasak regional market sieved from fews.net from July 2009 to April 2014. Thus, conflict was identified to have exacerbated food price by 21 percent (0.21 R square) with other factors of 79 percent that might have contributed. Short and long-term recommendations were penned.
Autorenporträt
Born in Zaria,1989, attended Barewa College Zaria 2003-2008, Ahmadu Bello University 2009-2012, studied Biological Sciences(Botany) second class upper. Proceed to Coventry University, UK and studied MSc Food Security Management. Member of UK Permaculture association, Nigerian Institute of Management and Lifetime member of Global Leadership Program.