Joblessness, Political Participation and Youth Restiveness in Nigeria - Nkpah, Young Aakpege;Nduonofit, Larry-love Effiong;Ekpenyong, Otu Anthony
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In recent times, youth restiveness in Nigeria particularly the Niger Delta areas have become very disruptive generating various concerns amongst scholars, politicians, and even activists alike. The increase in the economic and technological activities of the multinational oil companies in Nigeria has brought about serious degradation of the natural environment, eroding means of livelihood without corresponding opportunity for youth employment. On the other hand, youths are used by politicians and government functionaries as political thugs in the electioneering process. By this, they are armed…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
In recent times, youth restiveness in Nigeria particularly the Niger Delta areas have become very disruptive generating various concerns amongst scholars, politicians, and even activists alike. The increase in the economic and technological activities of the multinational oil companies in Nigeria has brought about serious degradation of the natural environment, eroding means of livelihood without corresponding opportunity for youth employment. On the other hand, youths are used by politicians and government functionaries as political thugs in the electioneering process. By this, they are armed and less attention is paid to disarmament of youth after elections. From here, restiveness emerges. Youth restiveness has metamorphosed in armed struggle by militia groups. The level of destruction of lives and property by youth restiveness in the Niger Delta in the past 12 years is astronomical. This book, therefore, provides an opportunity to explore the dynamics and dimensions of youth restiveness in Nigeria.
Autorenporträt
Y.A.Nkpah is currently at the verge of concluding his PhD programme in Industrial Sociology, from the University of Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria. He has special interest in work-life balance, political economy and issues in youth dynamics. He is widely published and is also a social commentator.