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| ISBN | 9789785954371 |
| Format | PaperBack |
| Language | English |
| Year of Publication | 2025 |
| Bib. Info | v, 144p. |
| Categories | Sociology/Culture Studies |
| Product Weight | 200 gms. |
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In a nation where formal policing strategies have often fallen short, the quest for a security framework that truly serves and protects the people has never been more urgent. "Community Policing in Nigeria: Challenges and Opportunities" delves into the heart of this critical issue, offering a timely examination of a policing philosophy that promises to bridge the deep trust deficit between the Nigerian state and its citizens. The book posits a stark reality that underpins its analysis: while the police solve less than five percent of crimes, more than ninety percent of safety is actively maintained by communities themselves. This statistic exposes the fundamental flaw of a state-centered security model and makes the case for a radical shift towards community-driven solutions.