In recent times, the killings recorded by Fulani herdsmen and farmers clash has rampaged most communities, displacing them of their farmlands and loss of their major source of livelihood.

The results of this analysis would be extremely helpful to the government, organisations, and private sector owners, as it elaborates on the enormous effective roles and value of the ICT as tool to reaching out the world at large.

The widespread dissemination of the COVID-19 virus has thrown the world's nations, including Nigeria, into a health crisis. The implementation of lockdown measures was deemed the best solution for countering the virus's dissemination.

In comparison, Boko Haram, one of the continent's most dangerous terrorist groups, killed 78 civilians during the same time period. Fulani attacks on farmers are primarily practical rather than ideological; competition for suitable grazing land over the autumn and winter months.

In Nigeria, running a POS business is a legal way to earn money. It's more lucrative in areas where there are no deposits and ATMs aren't enough to meet the community's financial needs. It's also known as agent banking because it's an expansion to financial institutions' facilities that allows for quick service provision to a wide variety of clients

The accessibility of POS aided individuals in performing cashless transactions and other financial activities. However, Nigeria's enforced lockdown restricted the activities of POS businesses, resulting in a shortage of withdrawal points and other banking services. However, the few available POS operators in Lagos State, imposed an odd service fee as a result of this.

Without a doubt, the global financial community is embracing the latest technological transformation from real currency to almost abstract currencies. Cryptocurrencies were born as a result of this surge.

Without a doubt, the global financial community is embracing the latest technological transformation from real currency to almost abstract currencies. Cryptocurrencies were born as a result of this surge.

Banditry and further instability factors in northern Nigeria have degenerated into a dynamic, territorial emergency.

Due to the lock-down, the number of PoS transactions fell by more than 20% to 40.85 million in April, from 52.2 million at the end of March. According to a study published by the Nigeria Interbank Settlement System, the trend is reversing, with POS recording about 48.37 million transactions in May. (NIBSS)

Production halts, movement restrictions of people and goods, border closures, logistical constraints, as well as the slowdown of trade and business activities are fall-outs of the COVID-19 lockdown measures.

This is because the country's relentless rise in fuel prices was due not just to the vandalism of bunkers, oil spills and the actions of some sellers, but also to the inefficiencies in refineries.

This study will be significant to the entire knowledge body. It will enable business owners who are into manufacturing to re-strategize on ways of making their business thrive in the face of pandemics.

Fulani herders in most cases settled in fertile areas to rear their cattle and when the migration continued to be dictated by economic and socio-political factors, increased trends of conflicts between the herders and their host communities (farmers) escalated

unlike other types of disasters, pandemics target not physical infrastructure, but the very human infrastructure which is most necessary to combat them.

unlike other types of disasters, pandemics target not physical infrastructure, but the very human infrastructure which is most necessary to combat them.

the Fulani herders in most cases settled in fertile areas to rear their cattle and when the migration continued to be dictated by economic and socio-political factors, increased trends of conflicts between the herders and their host communities (farmers) escalated

Banditry in the northwestern states of Kaduna, Zamfara and Katsina has reached alarming heights in recent years. Bandits terrorize villages with impunity. They have actually settled in the states like Ogun in form of herdsmen, Kaduna and Kastina State respectively, setting up fortified enclaves in the hinterland and on the frontiers, from where they plot and carry out their operations on rural community settlers.

food shoppers suffered different challenges during the coronavirus pandemic, such as limited public transportation, food stock-outs (i.e. exhausted inventories), and reduced hours at supermarkets and grocery stores.

In polygamous families where wives are not staying in the same community, husbands cannot travel due to government movement restrictions, which has led to emotional and psychological stress to other wives.