Museum and Traditional Method of Preservation of Artifacts in Akwa Ibom State
Iosr Journal of Humanities and Social Science (2016), Volume X, Issue Xxxx
Divorce and the Challenges of Children Upbringing in the Contemporary Family Life
Divorce is a growing social problem. It has caused so many discomfort in our contemporary family life. Divorce has made couples to pass through a period of strong emotional trauma. It is a distressing stage in which one or both couples have decided on taking legal steps.
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It talk about food security in Nigeria
An Essay Titled: Certification or Application: What Is the Real Test of Knowledge?
This essay x-rays a comparison between the concepts of application and certification as indices of measuring knowledge.
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Ikenga: International Journal of Institute of African Studies (Vol. 14, No 1)
Vol. 14, No 1 of Ikenga Journal, containing various research articles.
Effect of Facility Management on Hotel Service Delivery in South East Nigeria
The study appraises the effect of facility management on hotel service delivery in south east Nigeria using exploratory research design in correlating variables of facilities management and service delivery in the face of poor espousal of the practice by hotels in the study area. The investigation was prompted by the observation that hotels in the area were adopting more of facilities maintenance than cohesive professional facilities management amidst chronicled poor service delivery.
ABSTRACT This paper examines the concept of constitutional democracy and its operation within the context of Nigeria’s political terrain. While arguing that the intention of the founding fathers of our great nation in establishing a constitutional democracy was to create political and institutional mechanisms that will help to checkmate the arbitrariness inherent in government with a view to making sure that power is used for the good of society, it observes that our present-day rulers and other political leaders have turned our government into a regime of personal rule where persons take precedence over rules. Furthermore, it notes that although in principle constitutionalism has a strong relationship with the notion of a democratic government, they are nevertheless two distinct concepts. This is even as a government may be constitutional but not democratic, or democratic and yet not constitutional. The paper observes that the idea of a democratic government is used to portray the idea of a government built upon the consent of the governed obtained freely from them via the instrumentality of periodic elections. It also notes that even though Nigeria has abstract constitution and institutions which are indeed some of the hallmarks of a constitutional government, her problem remains that these formal rules of political and institutional game hardly govern the conduct of her rulers and other political leaders in the course of their political actions and decisions. Such a development, the paper contends, portends some ugly political and economic implications. Politically, it denotes the absence of the rule of law, lack of development, and an invitation to anarchy. In the economic sphere, it discourages foreign investment and therefore, leads to huge economic loss. The paper finally concludes by observing that Nigeria must be both constitutional and democratic for her to really pass for a genuine constitutional democracy. This it can only achieve by strictly and religiously adhering to the hallowed tenets of constitutionalism and democratic governance.
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