• Ruga Settlement Initiative: A Panacea For Conflict Between Herdsmen And Farmers In Nigeria

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    • 1.6 SIGNIFICANCE OF STUDY
      RUGA initiative is thought by the federal government of Nigeria to be the urgent strategy to douse the tension between the Farmers and the herdsmen. This study will provide in clear terms the opinions of the public concerning the initiative. This will assist the government in addressing the opinions of the public and possibly review their policy and consider it's termination or public suggested method of implementation.
      1.7 SCOPE AND LIMITATION OF THE STUDY
      The study was undertaken to examine the potency of government adopted conflict resolution strategy between herders and Farmers in Nigeria. This study is limited to the Nigeria situation and opinions is focused on eight states in Nigeria. Four states in the North and four states in the South.
      1.8 DEFINITION OF TERMS
      RUGA: A term adopted by the federal government of Nigeria as an acronym for Rural Grazing Area.
      Farmers: A group of individuals who plant and harvest crops for private and public consumption.
      Fulani: A minority tribe in Nigeria, often associated with the Hausa tribe.
      Herdsmen: A group of individuals who specializes in rearing cows as a way of Job.
      1.9 ORGANIZATION OF STUDY
      This study is organized in five distinct but related chapters. The first chapter gives an overview of the study and highlights the problem as well as the objectives. In the second chapter, the study reviews related literature associated with the problem of the research. The third chapter describes the methodology adopted in carrying out the research work. The research design and method of data analysis we're explained in this chapter. The fourth chapter presents the data collected for this study, analyzes the data and interprets the result. The fifth chapter includes the summary, conclusion for the study and possible recommendations.
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