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Good Governance And Conflict Management
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This research studies Good Governance and conflict resolution in Anambra state with focus on the Umuleri and Aguleri communities’ experience. Both communities were engulfed in intractable conflicts over the ownership of Otuocha land. Aside the contest over land, both communities have been engaged in the reconstruction of their history with each claiming to be the direct descendant of Eri. The research adopts qualitative evaluation method. The research basically draws from primary and secondary sources. The research hypothesized that good governance is the major ingredients in conflict resolution. The research from its findings discovered that good governance promotes peace in Nigeria policy and can be achieved through a transparency and accountability, Respect for the rule of law, Prudent management of resources, strict adherence to the principle of federal character in appointments. It further discovered that good governance is a critical element for peace, security and sustainable development. The research among others recommend that the present administration should endeavor to bridge this wide gap by showing true political will in resolving the mistrust, revamping the economy and effectively address the development needs and aspirations of citizens.
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CHAPTER ONE - [ Total Page(s): 2 ]Onifade (2011) has posed a critical question as
to whether it’s possible to have good governance without good
leadership. Our understanding of reality points to the fact that the
former is logically derived from the latter because where there is
effective and efficient leadership, there is bound to be good
governance. Achebe (1983) had argued convincingly in his seminal book,
‘The Trouble with Nigeria’, that the failure of leadership to rise to
its responsibilit ... Continue reading---
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CHAPTER ONE - [ Total Page(s): 2 ]Onifade (2011) has posed a critical question as
to whether it’s possible to have good governance without good
leadership. Our understanding of reality points to the fact that the
former is logically derived from the latter because where there is
effective and efficient leadership, there is bound to be good
governance. Achebe (1983) had argued convincingly in his seminal book,
‘The Trouble with Nigeria’, that the failure of leadership to rise to
its responsibilit ... Continue reading---
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