1. ASSESSMENT OF THE AFRICAN UNION AND RESOLUTION OF THE POST 2010-2011 ELECTION CRISIS IN COTE D’IVOIRE
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INTRODUCTION
The African Union (AU) was established in 2001 to replace the Organization of African Unity (OAU) (OAU). The African Union (AU) is a regional organization that brings together the continent's fifty-three (53) nations for economic and political cooperation. The structure consist of the following
– The Assembly
– The Executive Council
– The permanent Representative Committee
– The Commi...
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2. THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF NEPAD TO AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT AND GOOD GOVERNANCE: CASE STUDY OF THE AFRICAN PEER REVIEW MECHANISM (APRM)
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EXCERPT FROM THE STUDY
Historically, African states had regarded each other’s sovereignty as sacrosanct as enshrined in the charter of the Organization of African Union (OAU), now the African Union (AU), a stance that permitted oppressive governments to thrive at the cost of the well-being of their people (Appiah, 2015). The OAU’s solemn concern at birth in 1963 was to free Africa from the bondage of colonialism. Although its goals included promoting glo...
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3. THE UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL AND INTERNATIONAL CONFLICT RESOLUTION: A CASE STUDY OF THE UN SECURITY COUNCIL WEAPON INSPECTION IN IRAQ.
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EXCERPT FROM THE STUDY
The United Nations Security Council (UNSC) is the organ of the United Nations charged with maintaining international peace and security among nations. While other organs of UN only make recommendations to member governments, the Security Council has the power to make decisions which member governments must carry out under Article 25 of the United Nations Charter, which reads “the members of the United Nations agree to accept and carry ou...
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4. AN ASSESSMENT OF THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF NEPAD TO AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT AND GOOD GOVERNANCE: CASE STUDY OF THE AFRICAN PEER REVIEW MECHANISM (APRM)
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ABSTRACT
Over the years, the concept of good governance, which guided the study has become the concern for donor partners, the Global West and some NGOs, as an ideal way of addressing the problems facing developing countries. Good governance eventually became a precondition for aid in Africa in an attempt to propel African leaders to respect human rights, implement economic reforms, ensure alternation of power in a free and fair election, among othe...
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5. ASSESSMENT OF GLOBAL FOOD INSECURITY AS A THREAT TO NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT (A CASE STUDY OF NIGERIA 2016 TO 2021)
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Background of the Study
For many centuries, the concept of food security was understood to mean the capability of a nation's farmers, ranchers, and fishermen to provide enough of the food they produce to meet the needs of their whole population (Alexandratos, 2017). The concept of food security has evolved in recent years with the growth of international commerce and specialization. Because of the rapid increase in global food production and the liberalization o...
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6. A CRITICAL REVIEW OF AFRICA AND THE UNITED NATIONS MILLENNIUM REFORMS
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SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY
There have been heated debates on the issue of the relationship between Africa and the United Nations, especially as it concerns the reform agenda of the latter. Part of the significance of this study is that it is a contribution to an on-going intellectual debate on this issue. It is also of practical significance.
Academically, many scholars have made efforts on this research. They include Obiozor et al 1998, South Centre Analys...
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7. THE CONCERNS OF GLOBAL TERRORISM AND INTERNATIONAL SECURITY IN THE 21ST CENTURY
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Background of the study
The terrorist attacks that took place in New York City, Pennsylvania, and Washington, District of Columbia on September 11, 2001 were acts of war against the international security of the United States of America and its allies, as well as against the concept of a civilized society itself. No cause justifies terrorism. This wickedness, which is set on endangering and destroying our fundamental liberties as well as our way of...
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8. UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL AND GLOBAL CRISIS MANAGEMENT: A CASE STUDY OF THE UNITED STATES INVASION OF IRAQ, 1991-2008
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INTRODUCTION
Evaluation of the Iraq conflict cannot be finished until the roles performed by two key actors—the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) and the United States of America (USA)—have been de-mythified (Cook, 2022).
After the globe endured the devastation of two horrific global wars, the leaders of the world put into motion mechanisms to prevent a repeat recurrence. According to Egbmuche- Okeke (2008:48), the United Nations Organizat...
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9. THE CHALLENGES AND PROSPECT OF NIGERIA-CHINA TRADE RELATION
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Background of the study
Over the past several decades, the economies of the world have become greatly connected through international trade and globalization. Foreign trade has been identified as the oldest and most important part of a country’s economic relationship. The basis for foreign trade rests on the fact that nations do differ in their resource endowment, preferences, technology, the scale of production, and capacity for growth and de...
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10. AN ANALYSIS OF THE RUSSIAN-UKRAINIAN WAR ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RUSSIA AND ITS NATO ALLIES
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ABSTRACT
This study was carried out to analyze the Russian-Ukrainian war on the relationship between Russia and its Nato allies. Specifically, the study examine if the supposed intention of Ukraine to join NATO is the reason for the Russian war on Ukraine, evaluate the impact of the war on Russia relationship with its NATO allies and investigate the possible influence or support of NATO to the Ukraine side on Russia NATO membership...
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11. TERRORISM AND NIGERIAN FOREIGN POLICY
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ABSTRACT
The main focus of actors of foreign policy formulation process is to articulate in vivid terms the national interest of a country which serves as a guide in their relations with other nations of the world. The efficient administration of foreign policy objectives is based on credible and widely accepted principles that helps shape a country’s image among the comity of nations.
Terrorism has become a fixture of international
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12. NUCLEAR ENERGY PROLIFERATION: LESSONS FOR THE THIRD WORLD NATIONS, 1945-2006
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Abstract
The proliferation of nuclear energy is a phenomenon of the 21stcentury and apparently, the most pernicious issue in modern international relations. As nations jostle for atomic devices, the international system is threatened by the fear of nuclear holocaust. Therefore, the need to underscore the relationship between the “nuclear haves” and the “nuclear have nots”, becomes imperative. Moreo...
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13. THE IMPACT OF THE RUSSIAN INVASION OF UKRAINE ON THE ECONOMIC STRENGTH OF UKRAINE
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This study was carried out to examine the the impact of the Russian invasion of Ukraine on the economic strength of Ukraine . Specifically, the study examined the economic strength of Ukraine since its independence in 1991. the study also evaluate the contribution of Russia to the economic strength of Ukraine. Lastly, the study investigate the impact of Russian attack on Ukrainian economy. The study adopted th...
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14. THE IMPACT OF THE RUSSIAN- UKRAINE WAR ON INTERNATIONAL TRADE
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This study was carried out to examine the impact of the russian- ukraine war on international trade. Specifically, the study examine the factors responsible for the Russian - Ukraine war. The study also evaluate the impact of the Russian-Ukraine war on European trade. Lastly, the study investigate the global prospect of the Russian - Ukraine war. The study adopted the historical analysis. The findings revealed &nbs...
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15. PEACEKEEPING IN AFRICA: A CASE STUDY OF ECOMOG INTERVENTION IN LIBERIA
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Peacekeeping operations have assumed a centre stage in the operation of International Organization as a veritable instrument for maintaining International Peace and security. The United Nations and other regional and sub-regional organizations have adopted these measures in their efforts to secure peace in the major conflict states of the world. The Liberian crisis which is the subject of this stud...
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16. THE ROLE OF MEDIATION IN THE RUSSIAN- UKRAINE CONFLICT
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This study was carried out to examine the role of mediation in the Russian- Ukraine conflict. Specifically, the study examine the reason for the Russian - Ukrainian conflict. The study also evaluate the role of the United Nations in the face of a crisis. Lastly, the study investigate the mediating role of the European Union in the Russian - Ukraine. The study adopted the historical analysis. The findings revealed th...
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17. THE IMPACT OF THE UNITED STATES INVASION OF IRAQ IN 2003 ON THE SOVEREIGNTY OF IRAQ
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ABSTRACT
Since the evolution of modern state sovereignty donates the final authority of the state over its population and territory. This authority may be exercised by the government of the day. The state which is sovereign is free from external aggression. In the contemporary world the meaning of sovereignty has changed the concept is now associated with different roles and practices rather than the single notion of supreme authority within a given...
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18. DOMESTIC POLITICS AND NIGERIAN FOREIGN POLICY
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ABSTRACT
Foreign and domestic policy issues are related products of the same political system and are designed to define and implement overall national purposes. Foreign and domestic policy must be mutually supporting if national interests aspirations are to be achieved in an atmosphere of political stability.
The research was carried out on the Domestic politics and conduct of Nigeria’s Foreign Policy and a Case study method was adopted under Goodluck Jonat...
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19. ROLE AND CONTRIBUTION OF NIGERIA IN THE COMMONWEATH OF NATIONS 1999 TO 2007
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Nigeria external relations with the outside world started a long time before she gained her autonomy as an independent State. Her involvement in various international organizations has to a large extent brought her close to the front line of action in the world politics. This study therefore examines the participatory role and contributions played by Nigeria in the Commonwealth of Nations Organization. It is on the foundation of dependency theory that the t...
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20. EFFECTIVE HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT AS A KEY TO THE ACCOMPLISHMENT OF ORGANIZATION GOALS
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ABSTRACT
In any organization human resources are the important assets. Every organization is human oriented, a factor without which the organization id reduced to nothing. Organization have their mission of being in existence and therefore could achieve these mission through the effort of “People” in the organization. Meanwhile, the extent to which human resource are properly managed determines the success of the organization. People are animated and hav...
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21. AN EVALUATION OF THE ROLE OF ACTION AID INTERNATIONAL IN PEACE BUILDING IN MAIDUGURI
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Nigeria in past times have witnessed lots of setbacks which stems from insecurity, poverty and injustices. Currently, these plagues have not been fully addressed and as such continue to terrorize its victims; robbing them of their fundamental human rights and privileges. Lives have been shattered, people have been rendered homeless, children have been turned to orphans and peace generally disappeared from the victims of these elements. Move...
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22. EFFECTS OF GLOBALIZATION ON INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS PRACTICE
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This study tends to examine the Effects of Globalization on Industrial Relations Practice with special reference to John Holt Plc. To achieving this, related literature was cited on Globalization. Descriptive research design approach was employed for the research design and a simple random sampling technique was used in selection of respondents. A sample of Thirty-Five (35) respondents was selected from the population study. Fifty (35) questionnaires were a...
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23. GLOBALIZATION AND NIGERIAN SOVEREIGNTY
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Abstract
This work is centred on an in-depth examination and analysis of the impact of globalization on Nigeria’s national sovereignty, using a case study of the Nigeria- Benin border. It also describes globalization and technological advancements not only as agents of positive change but also as the major forces contributing to the occurrence to transnational threats as a result of their ability to diminish state borders. The networking which now exist...
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24. PROSPECT AND CHALLENGES OF REGIONAL INTEGRATION IN WEST AFRICA (A QUALITATIVE STUDY)
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ABSTRACT
There are a number of peculiar features in West Africa which have definitely influenced trends in integration. Not only does the area have some of the densest populations in Africa, it also contains the largest number of individual nations, fifteen and embraces three different agro-ecological zones against the one or two zones of other African regions. West Africa possesses the largest variation of mineral ores and the relief is generally f...
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25. REFORMING THE UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL: CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS
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Abstract
This study examines the prospects for and challenges against reforming the UN Security Council based on the 2005 Reform Proposal and the three main reactions that followed (the G4, the UFC and the AU Proposals). The findings are based on review and analysis of relevant secondary sources in the main. The study found that the Security Council is in need of reform since it lacks representativeness in its membership, accountability, transparenc...
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26. NIGERIA'S FOREIGN POLICY UNDER PRESIDENT GOOD LUCK JONATHAN 2010-2015
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Abstract
The study is an assessment of Nigeria’s foreign policy under the administration of President Goodluck Jonathan . This work is necessitated on the premise that no state in the modern times can avoid involvement in international affairs, and this involvement must be systematic and based on certain principles. The objective of this work was to determine if Nigeria’s policy under the period in view had significant impact on Nigeri...
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27. IMPACT OF THE COLD WAR ON THE STRUGGLE AGAINST APARTHEID IN SOUTH AFRICA (1945 – 1991)
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This study was undertaken to examine the impact of the cold war on the struggle against apartheid in South Africa. The primary source of data for this study is drawn from already written materials of renowned scholarship. In other words, Library research method of data collection is used. That is, Materials found in Libraries, Journals, Newspapers (Nationals Dailies), Magazines, and seminar Monographs, Published and unpublished theses.
This s...
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28. THE NIGERIA AND INDIA TRADE AND OTHERS RELATIONSHIP
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The establishment of the Diplomatic House in Nigeria in 1958 (two years prior to Nigerian independence) by India laid the foundation for what was to become solid, warm and concrete bilateral relations between India and Nigeria. The subsequent diplomatic and commercial visits between officials of the two countries crystallised and concretised their cooperative ties regarding political, economic and socio-cultural issues. This paper examines the politico-dipl...
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29. THE ORGANIZATION OF AFRICAN UNITY AND CONFLICT MANAGEMENT IN THE NIGERIAN CIVIL WAR
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Introduction
The founding of the Organization of African Unity in May, 1963 ended the rivalry among short-lived African regional organizations best known by the cities in which they were established--Brazzaville, Casablanca, and Monrovia. ! But the Organization was to be menaced by tribal and territorial conflicts--the six wars among the OAU members, including the Algerian-Morroccan War, the Congo Uprising, the Sudanese Civil War, and the Nigerian Civil War, th...
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30. THE EFFECT OF THE RUSSIAN- UKRAINE WAR ON REFUGEEISM
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This study examines the effect of the Russian- Ukraine war on refugeeism. Specifically, the study examines the causes of the Russian- Ukraine war. The study also investigates the impact of the Russian- Ukraine war on the influx of refugee to other European countries. Lastly, the study finds out the challenges the refugees of the Russian -Ukrainian war will face in the quest to get shelter and protect their...
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31. THE UN AND THE GULF CRISIS, 1990-1999 (A CRITIQUE OF THE PRINCIPLE OF COLLECTIVE SECURITY)
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Background of the study
"Emotion, not intellect, is the dynamic of history," as H. N. Brailsford has observed. Of the great ideas which have captured men's imaginations, in the modern democratic age at least, most have arisen from some urgent emotional need, not from a strictly rational analysis. This was remarkably true of the new concept of interna-tional relations that emerged from Versailles in 1919. The idea of collective security certainly did no...
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32. THE UNITED NATION AND THE ARABIC-ISRAELI CONFLICTS (1948 – 1973)
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This study was carried out to examine thethe united nation and the Arabic-Israeli conflicts (1948 – 1973). Specifically, the study examine the emergence of the Arab - Israeli conflicts, find out the role played by the united nations during the Arab - Israaeli conflicts and investigate the effects of the Arab - Israeli conflicts on the middle east. The findings revealed that the Arab- Israeli conflict emerged due to the cr...
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33. THE ROLE OF THE MILITARY IN INTERNAL SECURITY OPERATIONS AND HUMAN RIGHT IN NIGERIA
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The main objective of this study is to find out the role of military in internal security operations and human right in Nigeria. The study ascertain the issues attached to military involvement in internal security and the massive human right abuse that accompanies it. The study also discussed the problem and prospect of military operation as well make meaningful suggestion to help alleviate the situation. The study therefore adopts a qualitativ...
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34. THE ROLE OF UNITED NATIONS PEACE KEEPING MISSION IN AFRICA
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Abstract
UN peacekeeping has had a long and controversial involvement in the affairs of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). The current operation there constitutes one of the UN’s most challenging missions to date. MONUC’s (Mission de l’Organisation des Nations Unies en Re´publique De´mocratique du Congo) mandate evolved over time and the force adopted an increasingly robust posture. MONUC needed the military capacity to take ac...
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35. WESTERN IJAW AND HER ITSEKIRI NEIGHBOR IN PRE-COLONIAL PERIOD
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The Ijaw and Itsekiri are two of the closest neighbours in the Warri area of the Western Niger Delta region of Nigeria. They have intermarried and had lived together for centuries. But towards the close of the last century, the two groups clashed, ostensibly over the relocation of the headquarters of the then newly created Warri South (later Warri South-West) Local Goverment Area in the present Delta State from Ogbe-Ijoh (an Ijo town) to Ogidigben (an Itsek...
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36. AN ANALYSIS OF THE RUSSIAN-UKRAINIAN WAR ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RUSSIA AND ITS NATO ALLIES
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This study was carried out to analyze the Russian-Ukrainian war on the relationship between Russia and its Nato allies. Specifically, the study examine if the supposed intention of Ukraine to join NATO is the reason for the Russian war on Ukraine, evaluate the impact of the war on Russia relationship with its NATO allies and investigate the possible influence or support of NATO to the Ukraine side on Russia NATO membership. The study emplo...
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37. PRE-COLONIAL RELATIONS AMONG THE YORUBA
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The Yorubas are composed of several clans of which the chief are the Oyos, the Egbas, the Ifes and the Ijebus, while others of less importance are the Owus, the Ijeshas, the Ekitis and the Ondos. The inhabitants of Lagos, the chief town of Nigeria are also of Yoruba origin. This study was undertaken to examine the pre-colonial relations among the Yorubas. The specific objectives were to examine as starting point, the origin of the Yoruba; to examine t...
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38. IMPACT OF REFUGEE CRISIS ON HUMAN SECURITY IN WEST AFRICA
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This study is on impact of refugee crisis on human security in West Africa. The total population for the study is 200 staff of UNHCR, Abuja. The researcher used questionnaires as the instrument for the data collection. Descriptive Survey research design was adopted for this study. A total of 133 respondents made up seniors supply, seniors supply assistant, seniors programme and seniors programme assistant was used for the study. The data collecte...
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39. INVESTIGATION INTIO THE CAUSES AND EFFECTS OF THE RUSSIAN INVASION OF UKRAINE
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This study was carried out to examine investigation into the causes and effects of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Specifically, the study examine the causes of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The study also examine the effect of the Russian invasion on the sovereignty of Ukraine. Lastly, the study evaluate the position of NATO and the U.N on the invasion of Ukraine by Russia. The study employed the historical research des...
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40. INVESTIGATION INTO THE CAUSES AND EFFECTS OF THE RUSSIAN INVASION OF UKRAINE
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This study was carried out to examine investigation into the causes and effects of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Specifically, the study examine the causes of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The study also examine the effect of the Russian invasion on the sovereignty of Ukraine. Lastly, the study evaluate the position of NATO and the U.N on the invasion of Ukraine by Russia. The study employed the historical research design. The findings revealed...
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41. NIGERIAN WORKERS ATTITUDE TO WORK AND ITS EFFECT ON PRODUCTIVITY
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This study was carried out to examine Nigerian workers attitude to work and its effect on productivity in Abuja. Specifically, the study examined and analyze the concept of attitude and its effect on the organization as a whole. The study also, examines those factors underlying behavior, factors that determine how people behave or will behave under certain conditions.and finally, the study unveil those workers behaviour that affect productivity...
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42. OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY AS DETERMINANTS OF EMPLOYEE’S PRODUCTIVITY
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The study examined occupational health and safety as determinants of employees' productivity, using NESTLE NIGERIA PLC, Agbara office as a case study. The study employed descriptive survey research method as the research design. A sample size of 220 respondents was selected applying purposive sampling method. Questionnaire was the major instrument used to collect data, the reliability co-efficient of the instrument was 0.86. Two hy...
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43. THE EMPLOYEE TRAINING AND PRODUCTIVITY IN THE AVIATION INDUSTRY
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Training is indispensable to the success of any organisation as efficiency in the productivity and performance of an organisation hinges on the knowledge, attitude and skills of the employees of the organisation. This research evaluates the effect of training and development on workers’ performance in Nigerian College of Aviation Technology (FAAN), Zaria. One of the difficulties of training and manpower development is how to enhance, and measure the effectiveness of t...
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44. THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND THE FIGHT AGAINST GLOBAL TERRORISM
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Terrorists have recourse to violence against the proprietors of the monopoly on the legitimate use of violence, i.e. states. All terrorists have a common objective, which is the destruction of the existing political regime embodied by the target-State. Yet we cannot say that all terrorists are the same, as they vary from individuals to States. Many difficulties arise from this heterogeneity as to the question of combating terrorist attacks....
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45. UNITED NATIONS AND THE CHALLENGES OF PROMOTING GENDER EQUALITY IN NIGERIA
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Women in Nigeria are faced with various challenges both at the private and public
sector. As a result of this, there are gender imbalance that tends to take place among both
sexes. There are various gender ine...
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46. AN ANALYTICAL STUDY OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND POVERTY REDUCTION IN NIGERIA
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Many developing countries are competing to attract foreign direct investment with a belief that it can be a tool for poverty reduction because it serves as supplements to domestic savings and it is often accompanied with technology and managerial skills which are indispensable in economic development. Foreign direct investment can contribute in significant ways to breaking of growth – poverty vicious circle and there lies Nigerian hope. The Nigeria government has open...
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47. ECONOMIC OPERATION AND INTEGRATION IN WEST AFRICA (1999-2010)
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This study is on economic operation and integration in West Africa (1999-2010). The total population for the study is 200 staff of ECOWAS, Abuja. The researcher used questionnaires as the instrument for the data collection. Descriptive Survey research design was adopted for this study. A total of 133 respondents made of auditors, ICT officers, senior staff and junior staff were used for the study. The data collected were presented in tables and analyz...
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48. MANPOWER PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT AS AN EFFECTIVE TOOL FOR ACHIEVING ORGANIZATIONAL GOALS. (A CASE STUDY OF STAR PAPER MILL LTD, ABA)
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This research focuses on Manpower Planning and Development as an effective fool for Achieving Original Goals, using star paper Mill Ltd Aba as the case study. The problems of this study are numerous, to which one is the absence of administrative control in achieving the overall approved programs. The objective of this study is to map out enough manpower planning time and skills that will help manager gather information that will help them after ascertaining the organization...
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49. A HISTORY OF BRITISH AID IN HEALTH AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT IN BENUE STATE, 1992-2003
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Since 1992 the British Government, through its aid agency, the Overseas Development Administration (ODA), later known as the Department for International Development (DFID), began to provide development assistance to Benue State mainly, but not exclusively, in the area of health and social development. This assistance was (and still is) in line with Britain’s bilateral policy to implement key principles of internationally accepted sustainable development. With the acc...
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50. ACHIEVEMENTS AND CHALLENGES OF TECHNICAL AID CORPS AS A FOREIGN POLICY TOOL
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. The Technical Aid Corps Scheme is conceived by the Federal Government of Nigeria as an instrument of economic diplomacy. The ultimate aim of the programme is to promote Nigerias economic interest and boost her image in the comity of nations. However, despite the huge investment, Nigeria has not leveraged on the opportunities provided by TAC as a policy instrument to harvest economic and other dividends from the recipient states. The aim of the study therefore is to assess...
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51. AN ANALYSIS OF CONFLICT MANAGEMENT BY THE UNITED NATIONS IN THE SINO-INDIA CONFLICT.
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The Sino-India conflict which started many years ago has till this day continued. It is one of the prominent issues in the Asian continent with two of the most powerful Asian States (India and China) have been in a border dispute even with efforts from the United Nations to help manage the conflict the tension between the two states remain high as possible clashes are unpredictable as they can happen me anytime. Violent clashes, public display of opposition targeting govern...
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52. AN ANALYSIS OF OBASANJO ADMINISTRATION IN INTERNATIONAL DIPLOMACY
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This paper explores the analysis of Obasanjo administration in International diplomacy. Since independence Nigeria’s foreign policy remains the same but however there was significant change to its foreign policy under the government of President Olusegun Obasanjo from 1999 – 2007. In another part, the study examine the changes in direction of foreign policy of different administrations as this pertained to the foreign policy establ...
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53. ANALYSIS OF THE PRICE AND INCOME ELASTICITIES OF ENERGY DEMAND IN NIGERIA. (1980-2019)
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This study estimated price and income elasticities of energy demand in Nigeria. The objective of the study was to examine the responsiveness of demand for energy to changes in price of energy and per capita income in Nigeria. The demand for petroleum product (gasoline and diesel), proxy for energy demand is the dependent variable, while weighed average price for energy demand and per capita income are the independent variable. The study adopted regression analysis and vecto...
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54. ASIA AND POLITICS OF TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER IN THE DEVELOPING COUNTRIES (A CASE STUDY OF NIGERIA)
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Technological advancement and growth in skilled expertise are some of the factors contributing to economic development. As a developing country, Nigeria’s quest to achieve economic growth is underpinned by the need to have technology embedded within the various economic sectors. Furthermore, a skilled and technologically adept workforce will be afforded an opportunity to improve their lives economically. Multi-National Corporations (M...
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55. COMMODITY TRADE AND TRADE POTENTIALS IN ECOWAS
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In spite of the vast deposit of resources and human endowments in ECOWAS region, gains from trade have really been marginal in the region. ECOWAS members have poor performance in export of dynamic products; they remained commodity dependent in its exports, leading to transfer of economic gains across border. Over 90% of the region’s export is primary products with very little value-added which accentuated from commodity price and demand inelasticity resulting in terms...
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56. GENDER DISPARITY, POLITICAL PARTICIPATION AND GOVERNANCE IN NIGERIA: AN EVALUATION OF UNITED NATIONS’ GENDER POLICY
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Abstract
Nigeria is one of African countries that have the lowest number of women in political participation and governance even though women make up half of the population of 140 million, according to the 2016, census and Nigeria adopted the United Nations’ 1985 Beijing Platform for Action and several other gender policies in order to narrow the gap between male and female in all spheres of life. Thus this research focused on gender imbalance in political participation and go...
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57. INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION AND THE STUDY OF SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA: THE ROLE OF NIGERIAN IMMIGRATION SERVICE
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ABSTRACT
The study examines the duties of the Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS) revealing that the above mentioned agency has the capacity to initiate development and security in the nation-state describing the Nigerian state as a source and destination for migrants. The study revealed the consequences faced by the Nigerian state on International Migration (as a sending state and a receiving state). The study also shows that the agency, Nigerian Immigration Services (NIS) has vario...
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58. JUKUN-TIV RELATIONS SINCE 1850: A CASE STUDY OF INTER-GROUP RELATIONS IN WUKARI LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF TARABA STATE
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ABSTRACT
Jukun-Tiv relation has increasingly gone through disturbing phases over the years, especially as from the inception of colonial rule in the area. Every turning point appears to alter the level of cooperation between the two communities in the present day Wukari Local Government Area of Taraba State. This unfolding trend gives the impression that the two communities never enjoyed peaceful intercourse. This assumption has been examined and proved to be erroneous. A very thoro...
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59. TRADE LIBERALIZATION, INSTITUTIONS AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN SELECTED SUB-SAHARAN AFRICAN COUNTRIES.
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BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY
According to North (1991), institutions are the humanly devised constraints that structure and control political, economic and social interactions amongst various economic agents. They consist of both informal constraints (sanctions, taboos, customs, traditions and codes of conduct); and formal rules (constitutions, laws, property rights). They are a set of economic, political and social factors, rules, beliefs, values and organizations that jointly motivate...
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60. TRANSNATIONAL CRIME MANAGEMENT IN ECOWAS SUB-REGION: A CASE OF NIGERIA AND NIGER REPUBLIC
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ABSTRACT
Crimes and criminality are counterproductive to every human society, ironically, its occurrence is universal. To a large extent, a close observation on the annual budgets of most countries in West Africa sub-region indicate that large chunk of funds are allocated to combating crimes and criminality to ensure security of residents of these countries. The West African region has remained a vulnerable terrain for transnational criminalities as huge quantity of cocaine and phar...
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61. UNITED STATES’ STRATEGY IN TACKLING THREATS TO ITS NATIONAL INTERESTS IN THE PERSIAN GULF
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Background of Study
The Persian Gulf is located in Southwest Asia. It’s an extension of the Indian Ocean located between Iran and the Arabian Peninsula. This body of water is also controversially referred to as the Arabian Gulf. The Persian Gulf coastal areas are the world’s largest single source of crude oil, and related industries dominate the region provide approximate 30% of the world export of crude oil and most of the oil and product are transported by sea through...
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62. A STRATEGIC ASSESSMENT OF THE JOINT MILITARY TASK FORCE IN THE NIGER DELTA, 2003-2010
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ABSTRACT
Existing studies on the Niger Delta crisis focus largely on causes of the problem, the insurgency tactics of the militants, and some non-violent response mechanisms of the Nigerian state. These studies have neglected the use of military force to terminate the conflict. This study tries to bridge this gap by examining an aspect of counter-insurgency in the region by the Federal Government. The study is particularly focused on the preparedness, deployment, capabilities and im...
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63. CHILD MORTALITY IN ANCIENT ROME AND MODERN IBADAN
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ABSTRACT
High records of occurrences of child mortality were documented in ancient Rome and in modern Ibadan. Available studies on ancient Rome focused on the effect of female infanticide on the population, and those on modern Ibadan, concentrated on the effects of cerebral malaria on children below the age of 5. However, these studies ignored the comparative possibility of health situations in both societies despite their related experiences. This study, therefore, compared the cau...
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64. ECOWAS: THE IDEALS AND PRACTICE OF REGIONAL ECONOMIC INTEGRATION
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Background to the Study
One of the most discussed themes over the past two decades in scholarly studies, political discourse, and international media is regional integration. The extent of the emergence of regional integration remains closely linked to the rise of globalization and the need for countries to negotiate agreements to facilitate all forms of exchanges and transactions. Regional integration has been an evolving process over many decades now and dif...
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