Traditional Conflict Management Methods in Ogboin Kingdom Of Bayelsa State Nigeria
Abstract
This research is an attempt to examine the traditional conflict management methods in Ogboin Kingdom of Bayelsa State, Nigeria. The work adopted expository and textual analysis and as well as empirical methods in the study. The finding of the study reveals that the Ogboin people since from pre-colonial times have had different methods in managing conflicts that arose amongst them from the family level to the community and inter-communal levels.
Keywords
ConflictArbitrationManagement styles and Resolution. Ogboin
References
Akpuni-Aja, A (2009) Basic Concepts in Ikejani-Clark, M (ed) Peace Studied and
More Articles from AFRICAN JOURNAL OF HISTORY AND ARCHAEOLOGY
Examining the Contributions of the Oil Sector to Nigeria’s Development: A Review Article
Author: Koko Godwin Nyinongu, PhD., John Ujo David, PhD, ., Geri Tor Godfrey PhD
Colonialism, Land Use, Labour and the Implications for the Economy of the Tiv of Southern Nasarawa Area, 1900 -Present
Author: Koko Godwin Nyinongu PhD., Geri Tor Godfrey PhD
The Negotiation of New Heights and Essence by Bakossi Traditional Authorities Under Colonial Rule
Author: Kang Olome Ghislain, PhD Fellow, Confidence Chia Ngam PhD, Professor
The Plight and Prejudice of Grass field Female Folk in the Colonial Missionary Venture in the Cameroon Bamenda Grasslands Fandoms
Author: Ngam Confidence Chia and Eloundou Jules
Urbanization and Conflict: A Study of Uyo, 1900-2015
Author: Ubongabasi Ebenezer Israel, Ph.D
