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Ojo, John Sunday – International Journal of Educational Administration and Policy Studies, 2014
Intergovernmental relation is a necessary political tool for mutual intertwines among the levels of government for the realization and facilitation of government goals and objectives. Intergovernmental wrangling has been a morphological characteristic of Nigerian federalism. The 1999 Nigerian constitution stipulates unequivocal and unambiguous…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Governance, Federal State Relationship, Conflict Resolution
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Alo, Ejikeme Nonso – World Journal of Education, 2012
Fiscal federalism deals with the sharing of resources in a federated nation. Over the years problems about local government finance have become an important aspect of intergovernmental relations. Constitutionally, local government is the third tier of government which exists as an independent entity, possessing some degree of autonomy and…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Local Government, Revenue Sharing, Federal State Relationship
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Oyadiran, Phillip; Adeshola, Adekeye J. – African Educational Research Journal, 2017
There have been sterile and robust debates on the issue of national integration as an indelible mark of unity. Democratic consolidation comes to mind when the heterogeneity and differences are seen as factors that cannot hinder our peaceful co-existence in a fair, just and egalitarian society where people's voices and inputs are significant. The…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Democracy, Democratic Values, World History
Jinadu, L. Adele – 1984
Within a framework of consociational theory, this paper discusses affirmative action policies used in Nigeria to cope with its heterogeneous ethnic composition. An introduction articulates the paper's basic assumptions and themes; the view is taken that political systems are forms of political technology, designed to achieve specific purposes. The…
Descriptors: Access to Education, Affirmative Action, Educational Opportunities, Ethnic Discrimination