Causes of the 1975 Military Coup d’état in Nigeria
Several factors contributed to the discontent that led to the overthrow of Gowon’s government and the assumption of power by junior officers.
Methods to Improve Local Authorities’ Revenue
Local authorities are vested with the responsibility of providing essential services and infrastructure at the grassroots level.
Objectives of the National Council of Nigeria and the Cameroons (NCNC)
NCNC dominated Nigerian politics until the arrival of Action Group (AG) in 1951 and the Northern Peoples Congress (NPC).
Features of the 1946 Richards Constitution of Nigeria
African Unofficial Majority: The Richards Constitution introduced an African unofficial majority into the central legislative council.
Functions of the Assembly of Heads of State and Government of the African Union (AU)
Appointment of Important Officers: The Assembly appoints key officials of the organization, including the Secretary-General.
Factors that Influence Nigeria’s Foreign Policy
Nigeria’s location in Africa has positioned it as a key player in African affairs. This position shapes its approach to continental issues
Unitary System of Government | Features and Reasons for its Adoption
A unitary system of government is a type of political structure where the power and authority are concentrated at the national level.
Pressure Groups | Methods
Pressure groups are organizations or associations formed to advocate for specific causes, policies, or interests.
Pre-Colonial Governance in British West African Territories
Before the arrival of colonial rule, the people of West Africa governed themselves through a system based on customs and traditions.
British Colonial Policies and the Rise of Nationalism in West Africa
During the era of British rule in West Africa, several policies implemented by the colonialists contributed to the rise of nationalism.