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Political Violence And Socio Economic Development In Nigeria
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The examines the political violence and Social-economic Development in Nigeria. To actualize the purpose, of the study was divided into five chapters while. Chapter one was introduction background of the study. Chapter two received related literature on the subject matter chapter three. Covered, research design and methodology. Chapter four focused on data presentation, analysis and interpretation, finally chapter five narrated the summary of work done and made recommendation. This study employed the probability simple random sampling technique. Te sample size for this study is 210 respondents and level of significance is 0.5. The federal government has a sole duty of providing securities for its citizens during elections to prevent political violence and should address the issues of corruption by setting up institutions or agencies that will deal with corrupt leading or official as this will enhance successful achievement of NEFADS programmes. The study concluding that if the standard of living of Nigeria are increased, the menace of electorate violence will decreased.
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CHAPTER ONE - [ Total Page(s): 2 ]Human
rights watch revealed that the recent post-presidential election
violence claimed 800 lives, while the National Emergency Management
Agency (NEMA) said that more than 37 villages were attacked, the Agency
also revealed that 2,500 houses were destroyed while about 10,000
families were affected (Awofadeji; 2011 quoted in Ani 2012).
Since no nations can survive under the sanction of continuous violence
in a state, it’s therefore against this backdrop tha ... Continue reading---
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CHAPTER ONE - [ Total Page(s): 2 ]Human
rights watch revealed that the recent post-presidential election
violence claimed 800 lives, while the National Emergency Management
Agency (NEMA) said that more than 37 villages were attacked, the Agency
also revealed that 2,500 houses were destroyed while about 10,000
families were affected (Awofadeji; 2011 quoted in Ani 2012).
Since no nations can survive under the sanction of continuous violence
in a state, it’s therefore against this backdrop tha ... Continue reading---
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