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This paper evaluates the relationship between non-smart phone users among socially disadvantaged youths such as the ones found in IDPs and Almajiris in northern Nigeria and the chance of being radicalized into violent extremist groups. Employing cognitive and rational choice theory as the overarching frameworks, we sought to inquire the extent of radicalization among socially disadvantage youths, the process involved in the recruitment process, as well as the motivation behind the influx of youth into violent extremist groups. We highlight the implication of radicalized youth to the society and propose a de-radicalization framework that can be adopted to mitigate violent extremism.

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Mitigating Cyber-Haram: Deradicalising Smart-Phone Non-Users in North Eastern Nigeria from Violent Extremism and Terrorism Tendencies Using Technology-Based Behavioral Theoretical Frameworks