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August 15, 2025Open Access

Analysis of Factors Influencing Cultism and Cult-Related Violence in Nigeria

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AYABDULLAHI UMAR YABAGIOAOKAU ADAKogi State University

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Implication

Analysis reveals the prevalence of cultism and violence in Nigeria's tertiary institutions, indicating urgent interventions are necessary.

Key Points

  • Cultism and cult-related violence severely disrupt education and threaten public security in Nigeria.
  • The study identifies key factors like poverty and weak parental supervision influencing cult activities.
  • Employing secondary data analysis, the research applies the anomie/strain theory to understand cultism's roots.
  • A coordinated, multi-sectoral approach is essential to mitigate the ongoing threat posed by cultism in Nigeria.

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YABAGI et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af509bad7bf08b1ead8769https://doi.org/10.70382/sjhspsr.v9i6.037
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