African Journal of Politics and Administrative Studies
Journals,Research,Seminars.Ebonyi State University. e-ISSN: 2787-0359, p- ISSN: 2787-0367
DR. NNANTA, N. ELEKWA SUB-DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA, NSUKKA ABSTRACT This paper suggests that borrowing can be considered as an alternative way to taxation in which government can secure the revenues that it needs to finance services. Taxation could be seen as a fiscal process of “exchange” whereby taxes…
UNO IJIM AGBOR Department Of Political Science University Of Calabar Abstract The article focuses on democracy .and electoral malaise in Nigeria. The aim is to suggest an alternative approach to conducting elections in Nigeria that would guarantee fairness and restore democratic dignity in the polity. The article assumes that the absence of “democratic-principles in Nigeria’s…
OKOLIE, ALOYSIUS-MICHAELS Department Of Political Science University Of Nigeria, Nsukka Abstract The study attempts a critical analysis of the ICJ Ruling over the legal title of Bakassi Peninsula. We based our analysis under the perspective prism of conflict management theories. We evaluated the emergence of European imperialism and how this embedded artificial boundaries, which regenerate…
OKOLIE, ALOYSIUS-MICHAELS Department Of Political Science University Of Nigeria, Nsukka Abstract The study attempts a critical analysis of the ICJ Ruling over the legal title of Bakassi Peninsula. We based our analysis under the perspective prism of conflict management theories. We evaluated the emergence of European imperialism and how this embedded artificial boundaries, which regenerate…
ODOH, SAMUEL I. Department Of Political Science/Pubic Administration Ebonyi State University, Abakaliki. Abstract The success of any organization depends on the effective mobilization of the potentialities in the working force and adequate utilization of tools. The human factor is delicate and dynamic and therefore requires special attention in grappling with the contending issues of personal …
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UGUMANIM BASSEY OBO Department Of Political Science, University Of Calabar, Calabar. Abstract As a mode of managing and organizing the affairs of men, democracy has become the beautiful bride with •which every society wants to be identified. This article seeks to demonstrate that democracy, if properly and correctly conceived, underscores a system of governance in…
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Okpata, Fidelis O. Department Of Political Science And Public Administration Ebonyi State University, Abakaliki Abstract This article examines the various dimensions of politics in the management of public enterprises in Nigeria. It notes that management of public enterprises in most African countries has been seriously bedridden and influenced by some political underpinning and other environment…
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AGBOOLA, A. A. Department of Management and Accounting Obafemi Awolowo university Ile-ife Abstract This study examined the attitude of workers to the applicationof Information Technology in the banking industry anddetermined its effects on recruitment and training of staff.Data used for the study were collected from six commercialbanks randomly chosen from Lagos. The choice of Lagosstemmed…
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HEARTS G. OFOEZE Department of Government/Public Administration, Abia state university, Uturu. Abstract This article takes an incisive look at the issue of corruption, identifies and examines its various dimensions and effects as well as the various pretended efforts by the past and present Nigerian governments to fight the phenomenon. In all, based on the findings…
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KEN IFESINACHI Department of Political Science, University of Nigeria, Nsukka. Abstract This study attempts a critical reassessment of the dominant perceptions of the relationship between the structure of international politics and African development. The study proceeds from the premise that both the liberal and political economy approaches contain conceptual and analytical ambiguities in their explanation…
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