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COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF FEDERALISM AND NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT IN NIGERIA AND SOUTH AFRICA (1960-2010) – Political Science Project Topics – Complete project materials

[ad_1] ABSTRACT The history of mankind in all generation has been a struggle dominated by the need to enhance his material condition either as an individual or as a collectivity. The struggle for material condition…

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OIL GOVERNANCE IN NIGERIA AND MARITIME SECURITY IN THE GULF OF GUINEA, 2010-2014 – Political Science Project Topics – Complete project materials

[ad_1] ABSTRACT This study examined the relationship between the contradictions of rentier oil governance in Nigeria and their implications for maritime security in the Gulf of Guinea (GoG). Specifically, the study examined the effect of the security…

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FEDERALISM IN NIGERIA PROBLEMS AND PROSPECT CASE STUDY OF NATIONAL INTEGRATION – Political Science Project Topics – Complete project materials

[ad_1] CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Federalism, according to K.C Wheare, is the method of dividing powers so that the central and regional governments are each, within a sphere, co-ordinate and independent. He said that the characteristics…

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AN EVALUATION OF NEWSPAPER COVERAGE OF FULANI HERDSMEN ATTACKS IN SELECTED NIGERIAN NEWSPAPERS – Political Science Project Topics – Complete project materials

[ad_1] INTRODUCTION The Fula people also known as Fulani in Hausa language, are a mass population widely dispersed and culturally diverse in all of Africa, but most predominant in West Africa. The Fulani’s generally speak…

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IMPLICATIONS OF FULANI HERDSMEN ATTACKS ON INTER-STATE INVESTMENT IN NIGERIA – Political Science Project Topics – Complete project materials

[ad_1] INTRODUCTION As a result of growing insecurity in the country, the Federal Government needs to be decisive in dealing with this challenge currently portraying the nation in bad light in order to safeguard life,…

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IMPLICATIONS OF FULANI HERDSMEN ATTACKS ON THE GLOBAL IMAGE OF NIGERIA – Political Science Project Topics – Complete project materials

[ad_1] INTRODUCTION Fulani herdsmen and farmers crisis no doubt have negative impact on the lives, property, food security and educational development in Nigeria. Though, there is the dearth of quantitative evaluation of the catastrophic attacks,…

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AUDIENCE PERCEPTION OF NEWSPAPER COVERAGE OF FULANI HERDSMEN ATTACKS IN NIGERIA: A FOCUS ON NEWSPAPER READERS IN AKWA IBOM STATE – Political Science Project Topics – Complete project materials

[ad_1] INTRODUCTION Farmer’s clashes among Fulani herdsmen and host communities often result as when grazing cattle are not properly controlled and consequently graze on cultivated plants like melon, okora, beans, cassava, maize to mention but…

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KIDNAPPING IN NIGERIA: IMPLICATIONS FOR NATIONAL SECURITY – Political Science Project Topics – Complete project materials

[ad_1] ABSTRACT The study was set out with four objective: to determine the relationship between kidnapping and national security, to examine the various factors responsible for kidnapping in Nigeria, to determine the implication of kidnapping…

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FULANI HERDSMEN ATTACK AND THE SOCIO-POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT OF NIGERIA (A CASE STUDY OF BENUE STATE) – Political Science Project Topics – Complete project materials

[ad_1] 1.1 Background to the Study The Fula people also known as Fulani in Hausa language, are a mass population widely dispersed and culturally diverse in all of Africa, but most predominant in West Africa.…

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CORRUPTION IN NIGERIA: A THREAT TO SUSTAINABLE POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT – Political Science Project Topics – Complete project materials

[ad_1] ABSTRACT It is not exaggeration of the tragic events of the country since independence, to say that all efforts to establish a just and efficient administration have been frustrated by corruption. The evil exists…

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