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Decentralisation can be defined as the process by which governmental duties and functions are delegated from a central government to such subordinate units of government as regions, states and local governments. Types of decentralisation...
Delegated legislation can be defined as the power of parliament to confer the authority to make laws and regulations on some persons or bodies. Types Of Delegated Legislation 1. Statutory instruments: These are ministerial...
Individuals and group of people that occupy positions of power are said to be constituted authority if they rightly occupy the position legitimately. This suggests that if condition necessary to occupy the position is...
Nigeria is home to some of the largest Pentecostal churches in the world, with millions of followers across the country. These churches have become a significant part of Nigerian culture, offering spiritual guidance, social...
Every citizen living in Nigeria has rights which are entrenched in the constitution and protected by the government. These rights as stated above imposes certain duties and responsibilities on all citizens. The performance of...
The Department of State Services, also referred to as DSS or SSS, pays its employees one of the highest monthly wages in Nigeria. They are the only government organization with this authority, and one...
Definition Political participation refers to the involvement of the citizens of a country in the formulation and implementation of policies for their governance, and their participation in the choice of their leaders. Forms of...
Public corporations are government-owned establishments and enterprises established through the acts of parliament or statutes, decrees or edicts to provide-essential social and welfare services to the people. Examples are the Power Holding Company Nigeria...
Are you aware of the best military forces in the Middle East? The most powerful military forces in the Middle East are some of the finest on earth. In this article, we will intimate...
The Lyttleton Constitution emerged from the decisions taken at the 1953 London and 1954 Lagos constitutional conferences. These decisions made up most of the new constitution which came into effect in March 1954. Features...
John Macpherson succeeded Arthur Richards in 1948 as governor of Nigeria and soon saw the need for constitutional reforms in the country. He established a select committee of the legislative council to review the...
The Richards constitution of 1946 came into existence as a result of the defects in the Clifford Constitution of 1922, which was greatly criticised by the nationalists. Bernard Bourdillon, the governor of Nigeria between...
The 1922 constitution was named after the then governor of Nigeria, Sir Hugh Clifford. It seemed to be a response to the 1920 NCBWA demand for elective principles in West Africa. Features of Clifford...
This post outlines how traditional marriage is carried out in Nigeria (i.e Hausa, Yoruba, Igbo traditional weddings, bride price, marriage ceremonies in Nigeria e.t.c). It is a custom that traditional marriage in Nigeria is...
There are countries in Africa that possesses top special forces that carry out strategic military exercises and covert operations currently. These forces are specially trained with high tech weaponry and ammunition in their arsenal...
The Nigerian Navy Salary structure is an information that you won’t come across easily on the internet. This updated report on how much a Nigerian Naval officer is being paid was gotten from a...
