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Mapping the States of Immobility : A Conceptual Model of Migratory Trajectories Across Origin, Transit, and Destination

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By Ezenwa Olumba
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT This paper advances the concept of states of immobility to describe precarious and transitory migratory trajectories shaped by socio-economic, structural, sociocultural, and affective factors, as well as by human agency, which people navigate to realise mobility aspirations or sustain preferred forms of immobility.
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Nigeria's Conflict Zones - Why People Stay Even When They Can Leave

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By Ezenwa Olumba
| AllAfrica
When armed groups attack a community, people often assume that everyone who can escape will leave. This belief influences news stories, public discussions and humanitarian efforts, which usually focus on those who have been forced to move.
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We will stay-put or die remaining: why some communities choose active immobility in conflict zones in Nigeria

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By Ezenwa Olumba
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract The staying behaviour of communities in violent conflict zones remains underexplored in migration. This paper investigates why communities in Nigeria’s Middle Belt choose to stay put on their ancestral land, despite having the means to flee, recurring armed attacks, displacement risks, and the absence of state protection.
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