Category: Politics
Nigeria is one of the largest countries in West Africa. Spanning over nine hundred thousand square kilometers. It is the most populated country in all of Africa and among …
Nigeria is a country running a democratic multi-party system. The county has always been politically woke even before the declaration of independence in 1960 – the first political party …
Federalism is a system of government where power is shared between the central government and component region, such that each level exercises its power independently, without interference from the …
The Federal Government of Nigeria gives some amounts of money – called the federal allocation – to the 36 states of the federation every month. States can decide to …
The major purpose of a local government is to bring federal and state governance closer to the citizens in different locations across a country. Nigeria is Africa’s most populous …
Nigeria is considered the giant of Africa and that’s not just because it has the largest population in Africa but also due to its economic growth and military might. …
Britain had several colonies in West Africa, and Nigeria was one of them. In 1901, Nigeria became a British protectorate, however, Britain had already colonized Nigeria as far back …
Biafra used to be a sovereign state that seceded from Nigeria. However, it is now a part of Nigeria but the spirit of Biafrans is still alive. They’re now …
Being called “giant” in this context means Nigeria is a superpower. This word can be broken down to mean importance, eminence, power, and of great size. Why Is Nigeria …
Nigeria is a well-known country in African due to the different actions it has taken in the past for the betterment of the African continent. It is referred to …
A failed state is one with a weak central power that has no authority over its people, such as the inability to raise taxes or perform other mundane activities. …
Nigeria as a Federation was granted Independence on the 1st of October 1960. The Country gained Her Independence under a constitution that provided for a substantial measure of self-government, …