Empowering Women as an Alternative Mechanism in Resolving Crisis: The Niger Delta Experience

Empowering Women as an Alternative Mechanism in Resolving Crisis: The Niger Delta Experience

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The study examined how the empowerment of women can serve as an alternative mechanism in resolving crisis in the Niger Delta, Nigeria.
 
Published at Multidisciplinary Journal of Research Development, Benue State UniversityVol.: 13,
Published in 2009
 
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Chinonye Okafor
Moses Chinonye Love
 
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