Vol 1, No 1 (2021)

Vol 1, No 1 (2021)

NIGERIAN JOURNAL OF SOCIAL PROBLEMS AND SOCIAL POLICY REVIEW

Nigerian Journal of Social Problems and Social Policy Review is a peer-reviewed quarterly publication. It is aimed at communicating social science researches relevant to the understanding and resolution of social problems that affect Nigerian society. It also provides a platform for scholars to dissect and recommend improvements to Nigeriaâ€™s social policy instruments for better results.

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NJSPSPR Vol. No. 1 2021

Table of Contents

Articles

RAPE AS A SOCIAL PROBLEM IN THE NIGERIAN SOCIETY: INTRODUCTORY REMARKS

Bentina Alawari MATHIAS

THE CRIME OF RAPE: CONCEPTUAL MODELS, MYTHS AND PLIGHTS OF SECONDARY VICTIMS IN NIGERIA

Ignatius Uche NWANKWO

SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW ON THE INCIDENCE AND IMPLICATIONS OF RAPE ON VICTIMS IN NIGERIA

Oluwatosin Abigail DAWODU, Clara Nkechi AMADASUN

TRENDS IN SEXUAL VIOLENCE IN THE NIGER DELTA REGION OF NIGERIA IN A COVID-19 ERA: A REVIEW OF NEWSPAPER REPORTS

Endurance UZOBO, Ijeoma NWANWENE

UNDERGRADUATES PERCEPTION ON CAUSAL FACTORS OF RAPE AND REASONS FOR CULTURE OF SILENCE ASSOCIATED WITH RAPE VICTIMS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF IBADAN, NIGERIA

Patricia A. TAIWO, Blessing EMECHEBE

PERCEIVED IMPLICATIONS OF RAPE ON CHRISTAIN BELIEF SYSTEMS AND ASSESSMENT OF ROLES OF CHRISTAIN BODIES IN RAPE MITIGATION EFFORTS IN ANAMBRA STATE, SOUTHEAST NIGERIA

Chike Abden ONWUEGBUSI

PSYCHOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF RAPE ON VICTIMS: EXPLORING AVAILABLE LEGAL FRAMEWORKS AND OTHER REMEDIES TO THE RESCUE IN NIGERIA

Nnaemeka Chukwudum ABAMARA, Oluchi Augusta AGANULI

TOWARDS CURTAILING THE MENACE OF SEXUAL VIOLENCE OF RAPE IN SOUTHEAST NIGERIA: RE-INVENTING TRADITIONAL FAMILY SYSTEM OF THE IGBO GROUP AS THE PANACEA

Chinwe Christiana IYANDA