Ubleble Benjamin Akamabe
Department Of Sociology, University Of Port Harcourt, Nigeria
Building Sustainable Urban Market Structures In Nigeria: A Case For The Regeneration Of Slaughter Market In Port Harcourt For Greater Productivity
The structure of urban markets in Nigeria over the years has remained rudimentary in terms of facilities and mode of operation. There is ubiquity of crudely prepared stalls, poorly managed waste system, dearth of modern infrastructures and inadequate manoeuvring spaces within the market vicinity. These are common features of the Slaughter urban market and the degraded surrounding market space makes

Ubleble Benjamin Akamabe
Phd Student, Department Of Sociology, University Of Port Harcourt, P.m.b. 5323, Port Harcourt, Nigeria
The Imperative Of Testing The Might Of Unity In Diversity And Peaceful Coexistence Through Symbols Of National Unity In Nigeria
Unity in diversity and peaceful coexistence in Nigeria have been put to test in several occasions in Nigeria. Most often, national interest is often displaced by tribal and state oriented interest. Of recent, individual interest has even superseded any other form of interest in the country creating impediment to unity in diversity and peaceful coexistence in the country. Nigeria’s attempts

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