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Over the last few years, the Niger Delta region has witnessed a climate of persistent insecurity. The high rate of unemployment among the youths, and poverty has helped to drive and sustain high levels of violence and criminality throughout the region. This has adversely affected sustainable development. This paper looks at the relationship between justice, security and sustainable development in the Niger Delta, and concludes that without justice and security, the prospects for sustainable development remain a mirage. The paper further argues that sustainable development and security in the Niger Delta region will depend on the right government policy and the willingness of the citizens to cooperate with the law enforcement agencies in preventing crime. It recommends that development, skills acquisition and constructive engagement should be the choice weapons for addressing the problem of justice and security in the Niger Delta.

Justice and Security as Prerequisites for Sustainable Development in the Niger Delta Region.