Factors that Affect Nigeria’s Foreign Policy
Nigeria’s foreign policy is influenced by several internal and external factors. These factors shape how Nigeria defines her national interest
Nigeria’s foreign policy is influenced by several internal and external factors. These factors shape how Nigeria defines her national interest
Foreign policy can be defined as the set of principles, decisions, and actions adopted by a country to achieve its national interests
Nations interact with one another for several reasons. These interactions help them meet internal needs and strengthen their relationships.
Before the introduction of modern democratic systems, traditional rulers were the backbone of governance in most Nigerian communities.
The 1976 Local Government Reforms marked a major turning point in the history of local administration in Nigeria.
Local government is the third tier of government in Nigeria, created to bring governance closer to the people.
In this lesson, we shall explore the weaknesses of military rule, the measures that can prevent future military intervention.
Nigeria experienced several periods of military rule, during which soldiers governed through decrees and edicts instead of a constitution.
In this lesson, we explore the reasons for military intervention in Nigeria’s politics and highlight some of its achievements.
The story of military rule in Nigeria is one of coups, counter-coups, and political transitions that shaped the nation’s political landscape.