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    Crisis Management and the Role of some ECOWAS states in West Africa
    (African Journal of Politics and Society (AJPS), 2016-01) Araba, Akeem Ayanda, Emmanuel Remi Aiyede, PhD & Idowu Adetayo Johnson, PhD
    Conflict is inevitable in all human relation, but it is not always desirable, nor is it always profitable. When not managed properly, the cost in human lives, properties, political, socio-economic opportunities could be disproportionate with the desired outcome. This paper seeks to address the role of some ECOWAS member states in crisis management in the West African sub-region. The paper investigates the nature and character of African conflicts and also discusses the link between conflict management and conflict resolution .The linkage theoretical perspective is adopted for the study in order to determine the problem. The paper, therefore, recommends that ECOWAS needs to work closely with the Civil Society and Non-governmental Organizations in their efforts to manage conflict. There should be a political will on the part of the African leaders. With political will, sheer rhetoric can truly be transformed into reality. Government in the sub-region must also learn to show neutrality in conflict. West African leaders must be prepared to truly integrate without necessarily surrendering the sovereignty and territorial integrity of their individual states.

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