The upsurge in crime and criminal activities in post-colonial Nigeria has engaged several hours of both the security agents, government and the citizenry in general, who are worried and helpless to the wave of rising crime. Unfortunately little has been said or written about the dynamics of crime control. The fear to enquire into why the precolonial societies were more stable and relatively crime free is so sensitive that no mention of it may be made. Based on interviews and focal group discussions the people of Ehugbo had an advanced crime control mechanism that saw to a crime free society in the pre-colonial era and as such the paper recommends that present government recognize and possible adopt the traditional crime control mechanism. K...
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There are published works on the criminal law of Nigeria, but none of these appears to have attempte...
The ability of a criminal to evade justice is dependent to a large extent on the attitude of the lar...
Security to lives and properties in Nigeria at the moment is frustratingly appalling. The situation ...
The quest to maintain law and order and enforce the rules of the government has led to the emergence...
This paper examined the traditional social control mechanisms in Afikpo North LGA of Ebonyi state, s...
Every society has its own means of controlling the social behaviour of its citizens in order to reac...
The quest to maintain law and order and enforce the rules of the government has led to the emergence...
This paper traces the history of colonial social control and Policing in Nigeria, and also reviews t...
Every society has its own means of controlling the social behaviour of its citizens in order to reac...
In today’s Nigerian society, crime represents a critical stakeholder. The unprecedented rise in crim...
The increase in violent crimes, insecurity to lives and property and the inability of the police to ...
The paper looks at women in Igbo society and their involvement in crime and criminal activities over...
Up till today, it is somehow very disturbing that despite the constitutional power granted to the po...
The paper examines the concept of crime and crime control in traditional Igbo society. Crime in trad...
Abstract: This review dealt with the traditional methods most African countries utilize in dealing w...
There are published works on the criminal law of Nigeria, but none of these appears to have attempte...
The ability of a criminal to evade justice is dependent to a large extent on the attitude of the lar...
Security to lives and properties in Nigeria at the moment is frustratingly appalling. The situation ...
The quest to maintain law and order and enforce the rules of the government has led to the emergence...
This paper examined the traditional social control mechanisms in Afikpo North LGA of Ebonyi state, s...
Every society has its own means of controlling the social behaviour of its citizens in order to reac...
The quest to maintain law and order and enforce the rules of the government has led to the emergence...
This paper traces the history of colonial social control and Policing in Nigeria, and also reviews t...
Every society has its own means of controlling the social behaviour of its citizens in order to reac...
In today’s Nigerian society, crime represents a critical stakeholder. The unprecedented rise in crim...
The increase in violent crimes, insecurity to lives and property and the inability of the police to ...
The paper looks at women in Igbo society and their involvement in crime and criminal activities over...
Up till today, it is somehow very disturbing that despite the constitutional power granted to the po...