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Government, SS 3 Week: 3 Topic: Local Government Administration The evolution of local government system in Nigeria could be traceable to the Great Britain municipalities’ form of local government. This system which was introduced in Lagos, Port Harcourt, Enugu, etc had similar responsibilities with that obtainable in Britain. This is a multiple system of local […]
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Government SS1 Second Term Week 6 Topic: PRESSURE GROUP AND MODE OF OPERATION PRESSURE GROUP This is an organization of like minds coming together in a formal way with a view of protecting or advancing some particular interest. A pressure group is an organized group that seeks to influence government (public) policy or protect or advance a
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The 1957 Constitutional Conference Major Decisions Taken: Self – government to be granted to the Eastern and Western Regions on August 1957 while that of the North would be in 1959. Following the decision, the Western and Eastern regions had their self- government in 1957 while the North had their own in 1959. Eastern region
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Government, SS 2, Week 3 Topic: The Interdependence of Nations Contents: Meaning of Interdependence The interdependence of nation Types of Inter- dependencies Meaning of Interdependence Interdependence is the mutual reliance between two or more groups. In relationships, interdependence is the degree to which members of the group are mutually dependent on the others. This concept
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Government SS1 Second Term Topic: ELECTIONS Contents: 1. Elections Functions/Merits of Elections Demerits of Elections Types of Elections 1 (a) Direct Election Advantages of Direct Election Disadvantages of Direct Election Types of Election in Direct Election i. Secret Balloting : Merits and Demerits ii. Public Voting: Merits and Demerits 1 (b) Indirect Election: Merits and
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Government SS1 Second Term Week 3 Topic: CITIZENSHIP Contents: What is Citizenship? Application for Citizenship Status Qualifications needed to apply for Citizenship Ways of depriving people of their Citizenship Rights of a Citizen Duties and Obligations of a Citizen Limitations to a Citizen’s Right WHAT IS CITIZENSHIP? Citizenship is the condition or status of being
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Merits Of Lyttleton Constitution Of 1954 For the first time, there was a clear division of powers between the two levels of Government i.e. the federal and the regional governments in which each was autonomous in its own area and jurisdiction. This marked the beginning of a true federal system of government in Nigeria. The
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The Lyttleton Constitution Of 1954 Features Of Lyttleton Constitution of 1954 The Governor became known as the Governor – General of the federation of Nigeria and the Lieutenant – General became Governors of their respective regions. The offices of the speaker and the deputy speaker were created to preside over regional legislatures with the exception of the
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The Lyttleton Constitution The Constitution of Nigeria is the supreme law of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. The Lyttleton Constitution was enacted in 1954 and it established the federal principle and paved the way for independence. The Lyttelton Constitution of 1954 was the product of the Macpherson Constitution which was reviewed and revised through constitutional
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The origin of this concept “Africa the center piece of foreign policy” could be traced to the administration of the first Republic in Nigeria (1960-1966) headed by the then prime minister, sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa. He maintained that, we belong to Africa as such Nigeria would pursue the realistic of Africa policies. Africa should be
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