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4TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SOCIAL SCIENCES SOCIAL SCIENCE 21-22 MARCH 2018 ICSSL - AFRICA PROCEEDING BOOK 2018 COLLABORATORS & SPONSORS I PROCEEDING BOOK 4th International Conference on Social Sciences ( ICSS 2018 ) March 21-22, 2018, Abuja-NIGERIA Publisher NILE UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA Editors Abdurrahman ISIK Ibrahim KELES Gylych JELILOV Benedict AKANEGBU Osman SAHIN Kemal OZDEN Ugwudioha M. OFILI Muhammed Kabir YUSUF Onyebuchi James ILE Selman TETIK Yusuf WASIYU Designer Bilal KELES Copyright © Nile University of Nigeria, 2018 icss.nileuniversity.edu.ng - [email protected] II Organizing Committee Prof. Dr. Huseyin Sert, Nile University Vice Chancelor, Honorary Chairman Prof. Dr. Abdurrahman Isik, Coordinator of the Events Prof. Ibrahim Keles, Chairman of ICSS Prof. Dr. Onder Aytac, Advisor Prof. Dr. Kemal Ozden, Public Relations and Media Prof. Dr. Osman Sahin, Financial Commitee Coordinator Assoc. Prof. Dr. Muhammad Kabir Yusuf, Chairman of ISCSS Dr. Murat Akyuz, Logistical Arrangements Manager Dr. Gylych Jelilov, Collobration and Exhibition Dr. James Ile, Editor Mr. Yasar Aktekin, Nile University General Secretary Mr. Bilal KELES – Graphic & Media Relations Mr. Hayati DURMAZ – Financial Manager Scientefic and Review Committee Prof. Dr. Naim Kapucu, University of Central Florida, USA Prof. Dr. Benedict Akanegbu, Nile University of Nigeria Prof. Dr. G.C. Nzelibe Nasarawa State University Prof. Dr. Gungor TURAN, Epoka University, ALBANIA Prof. Dr. Huseyin KALYONCU, Nile University of Nigeria Prof. Dr. Idris SANI, Nile University of Nigeria Prof. Dr. Joseph Obansa, Abuja University Prof. Dr. Recai Pecen, Northern American University, USA Prof. Dr. Sarah Anyanwu, Abuja University Prof. Dr. Teoman DUMAN, Burc University, BOSNIA HERZOGONIVA Prof. Dr. Faruk GURSOY, Nile University of Nigeria Prof. Dr. Ali YURTSEVER, American Islamic College, USA Prof. Dr. Abdurrahman ISIK, Nile University of Nigeria Prof. Dr. Kemal Ozden, Nile University of Nigeria Prof. Dr. Sammas Salur, Nile University of Nigeria Prof. Dr. Osman Sahin, Nile University of Nigeria Prof. Dr. Olaoye Anthony Ayodele, Nile University of Nigeria Assoc. Prof. Dr. Muhammad Kabir Yusuf, Nile University of Nigeria Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nika Chitadze , International Black Sea University, GEORGIA Assoc. Prof. Dr. Metin Mercan, International Black Sea University, GEORGIA Prof. Dr. Seth Akutson, Kaduna State University Prof. Dr. Nurettin Can, Nile University of Nigeria Prof. Dr. Erkan Demirbas, Nile University of Nigeria Prof. Dr. Ibrahim Keles, Nile University of Nigeria Assoc. Prof. Dr. Alparslan Toker, Nile University of Nigeria III Foreword The 4th International Conference on Social Science - Africa (ICSS-Africa) was held at Nile University of Nigeria (NUN) in Abuja, Nigeria from March 21 to 22, 2018. The international conference focused on new advance in research in the field of social sciences especially Business Administration, Fi- nance, Accounting, Economics, Political Science, International Relations, Criminology, Mass Com- munication and Public Administration disciplines. This exclusive meeting is an excellent & magnan- imous platform that witnesses the participation of over 300 Thought Leaders, Management Gurus, Cabinet Ministers, Ambassadors & High Commissioners, Members of Parliament, Vice Chancellors, Deans and Directors from reputed National & International Universities, Noted Academicians, High profile media personalities, Corporate leaders and students from different countries who share ideas, exchange thoughts, deliberate on various research insights and brainstorm to provide conclusive, logical & relevant world-class best practices. ICSS-Africa is organized in corporation with partner universities, companies and governmental and non-governmental institutions. As we multicultural, multilingual and multidisciplinary we pride our- selves on advancing the scholarly study of various scientific disciplines by encouraging and facilitat- ing excellence in academic research worldwide. On behalf of the ICSS-Africa conference organizers, I want to thank to partner universities, Nasarawa State University, University of Abuja, National Open University, Epoka University, North American Uni- versity, collaborators Vento International Trading, Turkic American Alliance. We hope that you enjoy reflecting and discussing the proceedings with your colleagues. Finally, ICSS-Africa organizing committee decided to organize 5th ICSS-Africa. We are very happy to invite you to our university again next year. On the behalf of the organizing committee Prof. Dr. Ibrahim KELES IV V Table of Contents ASSESSING REGIONAL SECURITY CHALLENGES IN WEST AFRICA Ebimboere Seiyefa .................................................................................................................................... 3 FORUM ON CHINA- AFRICA COOPERATION: AN OVERVIEW OF INFRASTRUCTURAL DEVELOPMENT Sheriff Ghali Ibrahim & Olamiriki Oluwaseun ......................................................................................... 10 SOCIOECONOMIC IMPACT OF BOKO-HARAM INSURGENCY IN NIGERIA Umar Abdulaziz & Hassan Nuhu Wali ..................................................................................................... 23 PSYCHOLOGICAL TOOLS AS POTENT INSTRUMENT FOR POLITICAL UMPIRES AND POLITICAL PARTIES DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICA Alphonsus Ihenacho ................................................................................................................................ 36 COOPTING AFRICA IN THE NEW GLOBAL INTEGRATION INITIATIVE: THE RELEVANCE OF THE CHINESE ONE BELT ONE ROAD INITIATIVE Sheriff Ghali Ibrahim & Sandra B. Amegbe ............................................................................................. 57 MULTINATIONAL CORPORATIONS AND UNDERDEVELOPMENT IN THE THIRD WORLD: NIGERIA IN FOCUS Garba Isa Hassan ..................................................................................................................................... 70 SOCIAL DEPRIVATION AND INSECURITY: A NIGERIAN PERSPECTIVE Okokhere, Omoh Felix, Bob-Manuel, Kio & Aroriode, Ojiyovwi Aroriode .............................................. 80 POLITICAL VIOLENCE AND TERRORISM IN NIGERIA: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE FEDERAL SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT Okokhere Omoh Felix ............................................................................................................................. 94 THE 2008 GLOBAL ECONOMIC RECESSION: CAPITALISM ON EXILE OR THE TRIUMPH OF MARXISM Ogbu Collins, Dr Ereke Ernest, & Dr Umar Kari ..................................................................................... 113 DEBATING COLONIALISM AS AGENT PROVOCATEUR OF NIGERIA’S DEVELOPMENT DILEMA Alimi, M.K.O., Nofiu O. Akanni, Onyema, Nnaemeka Shedrack, & Aloba, Idowu Folorunso ............... 127 CHILD POVERTY AND SOCIAL PROTECTION IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA: TO ENHANCING SOCIAL PROTECTION POLICIES IN NIGERIA, ISSUES, CHALLENGES AND POSSIBILITIES Yahaya Yakubu, Erunke Canice Esidene & Erunke Joseph Obia ........................................................... 147 MANAGEMENT OF INTERNALLY DISPLACED PERSONS IN NORTH EASTERN NIGERIA: THE NEED TO GO BEYOND MATERIAL SUPPORT Ibrahim Abubakar ................................................................................................................................. 167 THE CRIMINOLOGY OF INSECURITY: CATTLE RUSTLING AND ITS EFFECTS IN NORTHERN NIGERIA Tijjani Halliru ......................................................................................................................................... 182 1 ASSESSMENT OF PROVISION, ACCESSIBILITY AND UTILIZATION OF MULTIMEDIA RESOURCES IN THE CONDUCT OF MICRO-TEACHING PRACTICUM IN FEDERAL COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, ZARIA Adamu Mohammed Ashiru & Bilkisu Ibrahim Zubairu ......................................................................... 193 EFFECT OF GENDER DISCRIMINATION AGAINST EMPLOYABLE WOMEN AND WOMEN IN POLITICS Hamidah Kehinde Busari & Faiza Taiye Busari ...................................................................................... 205 THE THREE DIMENSIONS OF THE SYRIAN CONFLICT, NATURE AND DYNAMICS Abubakar Aliyu Rafindadi, Mustapha Sule Lamido, & Abimbola Jamiu Babatunde ............................. 232 THE ROLE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IN THE ENHANCEMENT OF AFRICAN KNOWLEDGE PRODUCTION Okoh Nora Augusta Ozemoya ............................................................................................................... 255 2 ASSESSING REGIONAL SECURITY CHALLENGES IN WEST AFRICA Ebimboere Seiyefa [email protected] Nile University of Nigeria Abstract The West African region is noted for insecurity and recent events records a paradigm shift from civil war to insecurity challenges of terrorism, piracy, climate change and oil bunkering, with organised criminal activities such as the smuggling of small arms and light weapons still prevalent. This paper contributes to the current debate of limited security and regional integration among West African States as a major challenge of insecurity in West Africa. However this paper’s argument is targeted towards incorporating the dynamic of regional security governance as a means of shifting from the ever-present issue of economic considerations in relation to West African security conversations. Keywords: Regional Security Governance, Regional Organisations, West Africa Introduction In 1990, Anglophone Heads of State of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) established the Economic Community of West African States Monitoring Group (ECOMOG) for the