Power and Authority: Definitions & Comparison
Power
Power can be defined as the ability to enforce decisions and to compel obedience from other people. It entails the exercise of control by...
Control of The Civil Service in Nigeria
The civil service is controlled in the following ways:
General orders: Civil servants are bound by general orders also called civil service rules which...
Top 5 Richest Local Government Areas in Nigeria (2022)
The various local government areas that are rich in Nigeria are never dependent on the state or federal government for allocations.
Out of the 774...
Meaning & Characteristics of Presidential System of Government
A Presidential System of Government is one in which there is an executive President, that is, someone vested with all executive powers and who...
Disadvantages Of Military Rule in Nigeria
Below are the demerits / disadvantages of military rule In Nigeria
It had been ascertained that there were few advantages attributed to military rule in...
Major Functions of Pressure Groups: Top 8
The primary roles and major functions of pressure groups in Nigeria can never be underestimated. We have outlined some of their functions which are:
1....
Pre-Colonial Administration in Nigeria: Political Structure in Yoruba Land
The Yoruba people claim to have originated from Ile-Ife. The legend further states that Oduduwa, the father of the race, had seven sons who...
Full List of Local Government Areas in Nigeria
Nigeria is made up of 36 states and capitals which have 774 local government areas (LGAs).
Each local government area is administered by a Local Government...
Assessment Of The Effectiveness Of International Constitutions
The effectiveness and ineffectiveness of international constitution over member countries of the United Nations is explained at length in this article.
Just like the domestic...
Responsibilities & Duties Of Constituted Authority To The People
Individuals and group of people that occupy positions of power are said to be constituted authority if they rightly occupy the position legitimately.
This suggests...