IMPACTS OF BANDITRY ON FARMING ACTIVITIES, AGRI-BUSINESS AND FOOD SECURITY

Authors

  • S. T. Ayinoko Department of Agricultural Economics and Farm Management, University of Ilorin, Nigeria
  • J. O. Leke Department of Sociology, Federal University, Kashere, Nigeria
  • O. Akor Department of Business Administration, Kogi State Polytechnic , Lokoja, Nigeria
  • A. U. Okpanachi Department of Public Administration, Kogi State Polytechnic, Lokoja, Nigeria
  • I. D. Alhassan Department of Agricultural Economics, University of Ibadan, Nigeria
  • L. Shirama Department of Agricultural Economics and Extension, Federal University, Kashere, Nigeria

Keywords:

Banditry, Crime, Farming Activities, Agri-Business, Food Security

Abstract

The article reviewed the impacts of banditry on farming activities, Agricultural business, and food security. Consequently, literature materials on the subject matter were assembled from Journals, conference papers, bulletins, books, etc, they were thereafter collated reviewed, and discussed. the concepts of banditry and food security were elucidated. The theoretical framework was the theory of aggression- Frustration. Causes of banditry and effects on crop and livestock farming, Agricultural businesses, and food security were highlighted. The implications of food scarcity, insecurity, hunger, and poverty on national security were also highlighted. It was concluded that banditry activities have had severe negative effects on farming activities, food prices, and food security. It was recommended that the Government should show more sincerity of purpose and pro-activeness in curbing the menace of banditry. Overhauling the Nigerian security architecture and network for better results. Stepping up strategies towards the provision of job opportunities and climate change mitigation were also recommended.

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Published

2025-01-02

How to Cite

Ayinoko, S. T., Leke, J. O., Akor, O., Okpanachi, A. U., Alhassan, I. D., & Shirama, L. (2025). IMPACTS OF BANDITRY ON FARMING ACTIVITIES, AGRI-BUSINESS AND FOOD SECURITY. International Journal of Global Affairs, Research and Development, 2(2), 30–45. Retrieved from https://ijgard.com/index.php/ijgard/article/view/63

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