EXAMINING THE ROLE OF MILITARY OPERATIONS IN INTERNAL SECURITY AND THEIR IMPACT ON HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS IN NIGERIA

Student: Emmanuel Akpotowho
Supervisor: Dr Eric Adishi
HOD: Dr Nwachukwu Ugbomah
Department of Intelligence and Security Studies
Social sciences
Novena University, Ogume, Delta State

Abstract

Study Examined military operations in internal security operation and human right violation in Nigeria. The objective is to thoroughly investigate military operations in internal security and human right violation in delta state, in South South geo-political zone of Nigeria. Descriptive survey was adopted and information collected from secondary and primary sources. A sample of 200 respondents was selected through the purposive sampling method. Questionnaire pattern on the four point Likert scale was administer to the respondents. Integration theory was theoretical framework adopted with argument that the military should share and embrace democratic values of mainstream society.

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