Exploitation and Dehumanization in Post Colonial Nigeria: A Critique of Iyayi’s Violence

Tarhemba Akaana Emmanuel (Ph.D); Osori Michael Otebo; Oneshi Jane Omadefu

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Exploitation and Dehumanization in Post Colonial Nigeria: A Critique of Iyayi’s Violence

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African Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities Research

Vol. 1Issue 22019pp. 30–38Published 8 January 2019

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Abstract:

This study is a critique of Iyayi’s Violence in its Marxist ideological posture. The study revealed that, in every social organization, conflict or class struggle is a function of mode of production and that economy is the ultimate determinant of all other aspects of life. The study concluded that, conflict of classes will continue to manifest in capitalist societies unless the masses organize and resist the exploitation through a radical revolution.

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