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Fishing communities and fishing as livelihoods in Adamawa state Fishing communities and fishing as livelihoods in Adamawa state – Direct Research Journal of Agriculture and Food Science
Original Research Article

Fishing communities and fishing as livelihoods in Adamawa state

*Baka Goji Linus
Sogbesan O. Amos
Ekundayo Taiye Michael
Kesonga G. Michael
Article Number: DRJA17087065
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ISSN: 2354-4147

Vol.2 (11), pp. 195-204, December 2014

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Abstract

This paper deals with fishing communities and fishing as livelihood in Adamawa State, Nigeria. It identifies the vulnerability, characteristics and activities of each stakeholder. Why fishers migrate, its positive and negative effects on their household. And it also looks at the institutions, organizations and factors that stimulate them and how best they influence the livelihood of the stakeholders and the gender issues in the fishing communities.

Key word: Fishing community, vulnerability, stakeholder, livelihood, migration, household
 Received: August 5, 2014  Accepted: September 20, 2014  Published: December 30, 2014



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