This article draws on a qualitative study piloted in Maiduguri, Northern Nigeria, to unpack the gender logics that shape why women join Boko Haram, their roles, how they are perceived by communities return and these dynamics inform ‘deradicalisation’ programmes of Nigerian government civil society organisations. The reveals absence power analysis reproduces dominant tropes evident radica...

The paper aims to examine on Boko Haram conflict and its effect social development peaceful atmosphere of Muslim community. Historically antecedent toward under as a result conflict. went further explain the modus-operandi group that encompasses killings innocent people, bombing places worship, raping kidnapping in name religion achieve their barbaric goals. negative terrorists (Boko Haram) act...

The Islamist group Boko Haram (BH) was founded in the early 2000s and less than two decades has transformed from a “Nigerian” movement into regional one. Tactical, strategic ideological differences between leaders of BH have repeatedly led to its splits separate factions; most serious occurred 2016, when split Islamic State West Africa Province Jamaatu Ahl-is-Sunna Lidda’Awati Wal-Jihad, latter...