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IMPLICATIONS OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT AUTONOMY ON RURAL DEVELOPMENT
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ABSRACT - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]This work titled, “Implication of Local Government Autonomy on Rural Development in Ebonyi State†A study of Ebonyi Local Government Area†was aimed at ascertaining the extent to which state interference in the management of local government revenue constituted the bane to rural development in Ebonyi State, examining the extent to which poor financial management practice in the local government hinders rural development in Ebonyi Local Government Area among others. “Fiscal Federation Theory†by Kenneth Arrow in the 1954 was adopted. Survey research design was adop
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CHAPTER ONE - [ Total Page(s): 5 ]CHAPTER ONEINTRODUCTION1.1 Background of the study Since time immemorial, local government autonomy has been a discussing issue among academic scholars cum researchers. Local government in Nigeria is a product of decentralization and is established by law. As a federal state, Nigeria has three tiers of government (federal, state and local) whose intergovernmental relations (which include political, financial, judicial and administrative) are mainly established by the constitution. Each tier is required to operate within its area of jurisdiction, and any action to the cont ... Continue Reading
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ABSRACT - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]This work titled, “Implication of Local Government Autonomy on Rural Development in Ebonyi State†A study of Ebonyi Local Government Area†was aimed at ascertaining the extent to which state interference in the management of local government revenue constituted the bane to rural development in Ebonyi State, examining the extent to which poor financial management practice in the local government hinders rural development in Ebonyi Local Government Area among others. “Fiscal Federation Theory†by Kenneth Arrow in the 1954 was adopted. Survey research design was adop
... Continue Reading
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