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This research work is on the Evolution and development of electoral agencies in Nigeria: a case study of INEC in Kano state, 1998-2015. This project places more emphasis on Independent National Electoral Commissions (INEC) which was established in 1998 by the then Nigeria’s Head of State General Abdulsalami Abubakar who also happened to be the last military leader who handed over power to democratically elected government in 1999.1 However, the evolution of electoral system in Nigeria dates back to colonial era. Elective Democracy was introduced in the country in March 1920 with the Township Ordinance that provided three elected members of the Lagos Town Council. The Nigerian Legislative council was established in September 1923 with four elected Nigerian members, three from Lagos and one from Calabar.2 Due to series constitutional reforms in 1922, 1946, 1956 and 1959. The elective principle was gradually established across all part of Nigeria. In 1959, the first election management body in Nigeria was established, the Electoral Commission of Nigeria ECN. The ECN managed the Independence Elections of November 1959, but was subsequently replaced by the Federal Electoral Commission FEC in 1960. The FEC managed the Federal and Regional Election of 1964 and 1965.3 The Federal Electoral Commission was dissolved as a result of first Nigerian military coup of 1966 and it was not until 1976 when military planning to hand over power to civilian administration. | Abstract
This research work is on Missionary enterprise and the development of Ikwo economy an appraisal of the Norwegian Church Agriculture Project (NORCAP). The pacification of Ikwo territory in 1905-1906 resulted in the coming of the Christian Missionaries in 1936 who established the Norwegian Church Agricultural Project (NORCAP) in 1962. Initially, subsistence farming system dominated Ikwo clan up to the middle of 1900 when the influx of the Norwegian Church Agriculturalists introduced a new farming system that replaced the old subsistence farming system. This marked the beginning of mechanization and agricultural industries in Ikwo, it led to the introduction of fertilizer chemical, crop trial and seed/plant multiplication, community group farms, cooperatives, training and re-training of farmers, expatriates services, animal husbandry services, nutritional services, social services and recreational services. This project work is an attempt to appraise the impact of NORCAP on the development of Ikwo economy. It shall rely on primary and secondary sources to analyze events of the missionaries in Ikwo historical perspective. | Abstract
This research writing studies the history of muslims christians activities in Fagge local government area. Kano, as a predominantly Islamic urban centre, was conquered by the British in 1903. Since then, the city has experienced diverse social, economic and political changes. Economically, Kano’s pre-colonial influence, as the entreport of the trans-Saharan trade from North Africa waned with the arrival of the British. In colonial times, imported goods, mostly from Britain and Europe, came through the southern Nigerian seaports of Lagos, Port-Harcourt, and Calabar.1 The trade in imported and foreign goods led to significant south-north migrations in Nigeria, with many southern Nigerian immigrants settling in Kano. . | Abstract
This project looks at the precolonial history of Ngbo people. This is an attempt to probe into a study of the pre-colonial History of Ngbo people. Ngbo people is one of the largest clans in the present Ohaukwu Local Government Area of Ebonyi State. The study of this kind has been carried out either by a Nigerian or foreigners, but none has been able to talk of Ngbo people precisely. Scholars keen more interest in the study of popular clans than this type because many individuals think Ngbo people lack historical records and not much people knew about Ngbo. Thus, it is to meet this kind of need that I am writing on this topic. The first chapter of this work examines: Introduction, Statement of the Problem, Objective of Study Scope of Study, Literature Review, Clarification/definition of concepts/term, and sources and methodology. The second chapter deals with the geographical location, climate condition and vegetation, topography and landform, land and people of Ngbo and the origin, migration and settlements. The third chapter deals with the political/administrative system of Ngbo people (i.e political system, economic activities and socio-cultural institutions). The four deals with the Ngbo relations with her neigbours (i.e political relations, socio-economic relations and socio-cultural relations). The five has the conclusion and bibliography. | Abstract
This project looks at The significance of law enforcement agencies on crime management in Nigeria, the Nigeria Police Force, Kogi state chapter. The issue of crime management is gaining global notoriety particularly with the emergence of militant groups across the globe. This is even so, as the use of information technology is also increasingly gaining wide acceptability in the management of crime in the world. This is, however, not the case in Nigeria even with the significance of law enforcement agencies on crime management. The fact is, while crime has lasted for some time now, the scope velocity and momentum have increased progressively over the years, thus posing a serious challenge to law enforcement agencies and governments. For this study, we adopted the descriptive survey design and data were collected from a sample of 400 respondents from within Kogi state chapter of the police, civil defense, and Nigerian drug law enforcement agency. Data collected were analyzed using a number of statistical techniques frequency tables and percentages. Findings show that the police and other law enforcement agencies are yet to combat crime management in Nigeria in spite of the increasing wave of criminal activities. Based on this finding, I recommended various solutions like community policing, cordial relationship between the agencies and the public, installation of street cameras in the Kogi state and other major cities of the state and vis a vis Nigeria. There should also be awareness campaigns, public education by the government in collaboration with non-Governmental Organizations on the increasing prevalence of crimes in the society. This project is focused on studying the significance of law enforcement agencies on crime management in Nigeria. The study discovered that inadequate training does significantly contribute to ineffective crime management by law enforcement agencies in Nigeria. |
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