DEMOCRATIC PEACE AND POLITICAL VIOLENCE IN NIGERIA. A STUDY ON HOW DEMOCRACY CONSTRAIN VIOLENCE IN OYO STATE.

Student: Justice Ayomide Oyewola
Supervisor: Dr Opeyemi Aluko
HOD: Dr Opeyemi Aluko
Department of Political Science
Social sciences
Ajayi Crowther University, Oyo, Oyo State

Abstract

This study examines Democratic peace and political violence in Nigeria. A study on how democracy constrain violence in oyo state.Democracy has many forms, and its practices and outcomes vary from nation to nation. Nigeria, like other countries of the world, is not left out of this sweeping wave of democratic awareness and enlargement. Elections in Nigeria have consistently been characterized by issues from the pre- electoral activities to the electoral activities and then the post electoral activities. Consequently, violence is usually accompanied with wanton loss of lives, public instability, infrastructural destruction among others, while socio-economic development contributed to the advancement an improvement in the standard of living, increase in the life expectancy of the people, perhaps no nation can survive a test of time when it’s drown in the menace of violence and no nation can actually develop under the prevalence of crisis, violence and upheavals. This study examines democratic peace and political violence in Nigeria. The research design adopted for this study is descriptive survey. Questionnaire was administered on participants which comprised 200 people in Oyo state.

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