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The book is a book of many facets which explores the history of Nigeria while discussing Constitutional developments. As a historical book, it ignites the memories of our Constitutional history by discussing the legal regime and administration of pre-colonial Nigeria; the attainment of independence; post independence administration, military interventions, development of the regions; state creation; and Constitutional amendments. In displaying the structure of government, the book touches on federalism, presidentialism and unitary governance in Nigeria. It also examines issues such as minority rights in Nigeria, military administration and the civil war which have threatened the peaceful co existence of the country at one time or the other. The impact of Constitutional development on the sharing of revenue resources, electoral bodies and ï¬nancial institutions is also discussed. The future of Nigeria with the current 1999 Constitution is essentially detailed with academic opinions on ways in which the Constitution can adequately be what it is meant to be, so also, the importance of political will on the part of the people.
In 2010, the Institute commenced a journey of publication of law report dubbed NIALS APPELLATE COURT LAW REPORT which is on going till now. The Institute has now thought it wise to provide a platform which will allow academics and the gene...
This book brings together and addresses a wide range of matters that have never previously been considered together in book form. These include Money Laundering and Child Trafï¬cking as Common Bedfellows, an Overview of Cooperation Efforts in Chi...
This book brings together and addresses a wide range of matters that have never previously been considered together in book form. These include Money Laundering and Child Trafï¬cking as Common Bedfellows, an Overview of Cooperation Efforts in Chi...
In many developing countries, the mixed record of state effectiveness, market imperfections, and persistent structural inequities has undermined the effectiveness of social policy. To overcome these constraints, social policy needs to move beyond con...
It was James Madison, the fourth President of the United States, an American statesman and political theorist who said in 1822 that…..“Knowledge will forever govern ignorance, and a people who mean to be their own governors, must arm the...
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