This study explores the intricate relationship between cultural norms and crime in Rivers State, Nigeria, employing a demographic approach. By examining how cultural beliefs, practices, and values influence criminal behavior and deviance, this research aims to provide insights into the social fabric of the region. The findings indicate that cultural norms significantly shape perceptions of crime, influence community responses, and affect the prevalence of various criminal activities. This article contributes to the existing literature by integrating demographic factors such as age, gender, and socioeconomic status into the analysis of crime and deviance in Rivers State.
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