Alone in Kano.
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The Federal Ministry of Health of Nigeria needs to support the prevention of VVF disease in girls and the care of those already afflicted. One 8-bed ward at Kano General Hospital has treated VVF patients since 1987. The ward is staffed by 1 doctor and 2 nurses. Since the doctor i…
Battle for Nigeria
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Prolonged Wars: A Post-Nuclear Challenge
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This book was conceived on the battlefields of Vietnam, where the term "Vietnam" became more than a geopolitical or cultural designation and came to denote a phenomenon. Vietnam is today a euphemism for getting mired in a war, for getting bogged down, for being drawn into a quagm…
The Illusion of Three‐tier Federalism
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Attempts a critical evaluation of the theoretical foundation of the local government system in Nigeria. Re‐assesses Nigeria′s idea of three‐tier federalism both as a theory of federal organization and as a policy reform. Reviews the different definitions of “tiered federalism” an…
Further light on W. R. Bascom and the Ife bronzes
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The publication of Professor Robert L. Tignor's article ‘W. R. Bascom and the Ife bronzes' in Africa a few years ago (1990) aroused my interest, as a former student of this anthropologist, as to whether there was any further correspondence beyond what Tignor employed which would…
Hausaland divided: colonialism and independence in Nigeria and Niger
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The press in Nigeria
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This report was funded by the Swedish International Development Authority (SIDA) and the Norwegian Agency for Development Co-operation (NORAD). The full report will be available from Index in January 1995.
Evaluating Federal Systems
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1. Contemporary Views on Federalism R. Watts. 2. The Politics of Mega-Constitutional Changes: Lessons from Canada P.Russell. 3. Strokes for Different Folks? Some Thoughts on Symmetry and Difference in Federal Systems A. Mullins, C. Saunders. 4. Asymmetrical and Symmetrical Federa…
Nigeria and Its Immediate Neighbors: Constraints and Prospects of Sub-Regional Security in the 1990s
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Sex and the empire that is no more: gender and the politics of metaphor in Oyo Yoruba religion
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Matory's ethnography commands serious respect. His centralthesis concerning the gendering of power relations in the Oyo Empire, and its continuing expression in the cult of Sango, is brilliant and original. The symbolic analysis of contemporary initiation to the Sango cult ...sho…
Developments in the Resolution of the Liberian Conflict
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A DECADE OF THE ECONOMIC COMMWUnrY oF WEsT AFRICAN STA7FS (ECOWAS) 1200 (1986) (describing how the ECOWAS is made up of the following members: Cape Verde, Cote d'Ivoire, Cuba, Dahomey (now Benin), Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Liberia, Mali, Mauritania, Niger, Nigeria, Se…
1. The Role of Tribal Associations in Nigeria
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Preface
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Shortly after the manuscript for the second edition was sent off, the Gulf crisis entered a new phase as U.S. aircraft bombed Iraq.No sooner had the second edition come out than the USSR collapsed.These two events alone set the tone for the third edition, in which there is a case…
Political dimension of minimum wage in Nigeria
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The impact of the new international division of labor on investment and employment in the manufacturing sector of the Nigerian economy
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The purpose of this study was to identify freshman international students' self perception of their adaptations to new academic, social, and personal-emotional adjustments and attachment to the college environment. The instrument used was the Student Adaptation to College Questio…
Wage Determination and Strike Activity in Nigeria
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This paper presents a model designed to study wage determination and strike activity in an economic and institutional environment different from those analysed in the strike literature. This model embodies the hypotheses that wages and prices are jointly determined, and that inco…
Contemporary Law Practice in Nigeria
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The legal profession occupies a strategic position in Nigerian society. In addition to performing the traditional function of protecting individual rights through litigation, lawyers actively involve themselves in the creation of legal institutions and concepts that promote devel…
Modes of Indigenous Disputing and Legal Interactions among the Ibos of Eastern Nigeria
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(1994). Modes of Indigenous Disputing and Legal Interactions among the Ibos of Eastern Nigeria. The Journal of Legal Pluralism and Unofficial Law: Vol. 26, No. 34, pp. 87-103.
Legal Education and Training in Nigeria
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Southern Africa & the European Union. Development DE 78, July 1994
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17. Gambia 18. Ghana 19.Guinea 20.Guinea Bissau 21.Ivory Coast 22. Kenya 23.Lesotho 24.Liberia 25.Madagascar 26.Malawi 27.Mali 28.Mauritius 29.Mauritania 30.Mozambique 31.Namibia 32.Niger 33.Nigeria 34.Rwanda 35.Sao Tome Principe 36.Senegal 37. Seychelles 38.Sierra Leone 35 Carib…
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