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Disadvantages of MacPherson Constitution of 1951

MacPherson Constitution, when compared with improved constitutions which  came up  after the it, one may likely conclude that some of the flaws or demerits of the constitution are: The constitution did not provide for a true political leadership either at the Centre or in the region, for example, there was no provision for the post of the prime

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Advantages of the MacPherson Constitution of 1951

MacPherson Constitution was introduced in 1951. Here are some of the advantages of the Constitution: A quasi-federalism was introduced in Nigeria The constitution introduced for the time a revenue allocation formulae in Nigeria based on the principle of derivation needs and national interest. The constitution  reflects the  minds and aspiration of  the  masses because of the  wide rage of consultation before

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Classwork Exercise and Series (Government- SS3): Interdependence Of Nation

  Concept of the Interdependence of Nations There is interdependence and inter-relationship existing among nations of the world. No nation is an island. Nations of the world have become so closely related to one another as a result of breakthrough in communication, formation of different types of organizations, etc. Therefore, development of nations cannot be

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Classwork Exercise and Series (Government- SS3): Foreign Policy

Definition Of Foreign Policy Foreign policy refers to the decisions and actions taken by a state to pursue her interests within the global system. The ability of a nation to influence the decisions and actions of other nations within the comity of nations is of great importance. Nigeria’s foreign policy can be defined as the

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