Africa Research Bulletin: Political, Social and Cultural Series, March 1st‐31st 1999. Published April 19th 1999
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In This Issue Zambia Lusaka Bombs 13463 Algeria Bouteflika Speaks Out 13469 Equatorial Guinea Ruling Party Landslide Zimbabwe Challenge to Mugabe 13470 “Terrorists Arrested” 13490 DR Congo War Spreads 13480 Nigeria Coup Convicts Pardoned 13483 Readmission Into Commonwealth 13489…
Liberalization and Democratization in Nigeria
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Maintenance of democratic governance in Nigeria has proven to be particularly problematic since independence was gained in October 1960. Nigeria has been under military rule for 26 of 37 years of independent statehood, and attempts at transition to democratic rule have failed a n…
Nigeria
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Essay| May 01 1999 Nigeria: From Despair to Expectation Peter Lewis Peter Lewis Peter Lewis is an assistant professor in the School of International Service at American University. He is the coauthor, with Barnett Rubin and Pearl Robinson, of Stabilizing Nigeria: Sanctions, Incen…
Africa Confidential. Volume 40 Number 10. Published 14 May 1999
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Contents 1 Horn of Africa: Regional collisions 3 Nigeria: Golden parachutes 4 South Africa: Compulsory coalition 6 Angola: Oil‐fired warfare 7 Tanzania: Island initiative 8 Pointers: Zimbabwe/Congo‐Kinshasa, Sudan and West Africa
House Tenants Union Preamble to the Constitution
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WHEREAS on Saturday January 6, 1945, a meeting of Tenants was convened by Mr. N.D. GodswilleHart at the instance of a Cooperative determination between him and two other gentlemen, namely, Messrs. I. W. Osika and B. J. George. AND whereas the determination culminating on seeking…
Crossing the Lines of Class, 1930-39
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The challenge posed by the activities of the African Progress Union (APU) had raised to a position of some prominence the question of African representation in the governing of Port Harcourt. Where the British administration preferred a process of nominated representation in acco…
Political and Economic Change in the War Years and after, 1939-49
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The 1940's were a most eventful decade for Potts-Johnson and the Saro of Port Harcourt. Not only did the immigrant community witness a major global conflict with significant ramifications for township life, it began also to experience major transformations in its station as stran…
The Nigerian transition: third time lucky or more of the same?
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(1999). The Nigerian transition: third time lucky or more of the same? Review of African Political Economy: Vol. 26, No. 80, pp. 277-291.
The military and nation building : a comparative study of the Nigerian and the South African military as instruments of national integration
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After forty years of independence. African countries are still battling with the problem of nation building. This thesis examines the possibility of the military playing a direct role in ethnic integration. The variables, which may determine the military's ability to affect natio…
Baba Yunus Muhammad (Comp.) and John Hunwick (ed.): Handlist of manuscripts in the Nigerian National Archives of Kaduna | Fihris makhṬūṬāt Dār al-Wathāliq al-Qawmīya al-Nījīrīya bi-Kādūn¯. Vol. 2. (Handlists of Islamic M
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The benefits of secession
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“Last resorts”: a rise in the costs of membership
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What would tip the balance toward secession? On our metaphorical scales, the implicit and explicit restraints on secession – the benefits of membership and the costs of secession – counterbalance the motivations for secession – the costs of membership and the benefits of secessio…
Onaiwu W. Ogbomo, When Men and Women Mattered: a history of gender relations among the Owan of Nigeria. Rochester NY and Woodbridge, Suffolk: University of Rochester Press, 1997, 220 pp., £37.00 ($39.50), ISBN 1 878822 7
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Africa Research Bulletin: Political, Social and Cultural Series, June 1st‐30th 1999. Published July 21st 1999
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In This Issue Eritrea‐Ethiopia Somalia Sucked in 13575 Togo Long‐time Loyalists 13578 Malawi Muluzi Wins 13581 DR Congo Ceasefire to be Signed? 13590 Nigeria Niger Delta Violence 13592 Africa‐West Skewed Perspective 13596 Contents 1 Continental Alignments 13572 2 Internal Develop…
Nigeria
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Abstract This chapter on elections and electoral systems in Nigeria follows the same format as all the other country chapters in the book. The first section is introductory and contains a historical overview, discussion of the evolution of electoral provisions, an account of the…
Africa Research Bulletin: Political, Social and Cultural Series, July 1st‐31st 1999. Published August 26th 1999
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In This Issue OAU Algiers summit 13606 Horn of Africa Ceasefire Proposals 13607 Nigeria Northerners Complain 13610 Algeria First Steps 13620 DR Congo Will Peace Deal Hold? 13623 Sierra Leone Kabbah and Sankoh Sign 13628 Contents 1 Continental Alignments 13606 2 Internal Developme…
Africa Confidential. Volume 40 Number 17. Published 27 August 1999
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Contents 1 Nigeria: Obasandro’s one hundred days 3 South Africa: Not for turning 5 Congo‐Brazza: Manège à trois 6 Namibia: A hammer to a nut 8 Pointers: Sudan, Côte d’Ivoire and Burundi
Crippled Giant: Nigeria since Independence
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Quagmire in West Africa
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FOLLOWING A LONG PERIOD OF MILITARY RULE, Ahmad Tejan Kabbah was elected president of Sierra Leone on 17 March 1996. Little more than one year later, on 25 May 1997, he and his democratically elected government were overthrown in a bloody coup led by dissident military officers a…
The role of Nigeria in the evolution of west African regional security and democratisation:Contradictions, paradoxes and recurring themes
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The article explores Nigeria's potential for becoming a leading provider of peacekeeping expertise for the rest of Africa in light of the country's return to democracy in 1999. It charts the contradictory stances of Nigeria at home and abroad in peacekeeping missions in Sierra Le…
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