This dissertation explores the link between Fulbe ethnicity and Fulbe control of the entrepreneurial sector in Guinea following the liberalization policies that were instituted after April 1984, when the country's socialist regime fell. The study is based on a mixed method appro…
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This is a descriptive study on pulaaku discourse and Fulbe identity in the area of northern Cameroon, Africa. The Fulbe have been a major vehicle for the spread of Islam in sub-Saharan Africa and Fulbe identity has been largely equated with Islamic identity. As some Fulbe become…
The dilemma of female nomadic education within Nigeria's policies and politics inspired this study. The focus on nomadic Fulbe women questions the extent of their gains towards equal educational opportunities within developmental social policies such as education since the incep…
This research examines the root causes of Islamism among the sedentary Fulbe of Northern Cameroon. The study attempts to draw the implications for the development of contextual theological responses to Islamism. The author begins with issues pertaining to the related theoretical…
In this dissertation, I examine rote learning from a language socialization perspective, reframing it as social practice for apprenticing novices into language and other domains of cultural competence. This practice, which I call Guided Repetition, entails modeling by an expert,…