DELSU Journal of Niger Delta Studies (DELSU-JNDS) (Print and Online versions) established 2025, is a peer-reviewed biannual (June and December) journal published by the Centre for Niger Studies (CENDS), Delta State University, Abraka, Nigeria.
Title of Journal: DELSU Journal of Niger Delta Studies
Publishers: Centre for Niger Delta Studies (CENDS), Delta State University, Abraka
Founding Date: 2025
Place of Publication: Abraka, Nigeria
Journal Type: Multi-Disciplinary
Frequency: Biannual (June and December)
Versions: Print and Online
ISSN: 3115-6037 (Print), 3115-6045 (Online)
Website: https://gagdm.com/index.php/DELSUJNDSABRAKA/
Indexed and abstracted in: Copernicus; Google Scholar (others ongoing)
Publication Language: English
Aims and Scope
Aims:
- To promote research, scholarship, collaboration, and knowledge sharing on issues related to the Niger Delta region.
- Provide a platform for academics, researchers, policymakers, and practitioners to share their findings, insights, and perspectives on the region's complex challenges and opportunities.
- To promote inter-disciplinary research in all areas of academic disciplines.
- To provide a forum for genuine and constructive dialogues between scholars in different fields of scholarship.
Scope:
The journal welcomes original research papers, review articles, and case studies that explore, but are not limited to, the following themes:
- Impact of oil exploration on the Niger Delta environment
- Cultural heritage preservation in the Niger Delta
- Economic development initiatives in the Niger Delta
- Security and conflict resolution strategies in the Niger Delta
- Sustainable development Strategies and practices in the Niger Delta
- Economic, social, and environmental development of the Niger Delta region
- Conservation, management, and sustainability of natural resources in the Niger Delta
- Preservation, promotion, and documentation of the cultural heritage of the Niger Delta
- Peacebuilding Initiatives and strategies, conflict management, and resolution in the Niger Delta
- Economic empowerment, entrepreneurship, and livelihood development in the Niger Delta
- Best practices for environmental management and conservation
- Economy of religion and its impact on the Niger Delta region
- Traditional rulers and democratic governance in the Niger Delta region
- Green revolution strategies and practices in the Niger Delta region
- Indigenous language development and preservation in the Niger Delta region
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Current Issue: Vol. 2 No. 1 (2026)
Published: 2026-08-29
