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The Powerless Half? Women and Political Decision-Making in Nigerian as a group have to form a formidable force to use the formal and informal space to their political advantage especially in this age of clamour for balanced gender representation in politics. This chapter contributes to the growing debate on the poor participation of women in politics in the globe

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Union Power: The Quest for Political Power by the Labor Movement in Nigeriaria’s fourth republic. Relying on secondary sources, the work argues that the Labor Party, both in conception and organization is a bourgeois contraption that lacks the vital elements of a truly Workers Party, and therefore, is a far cry from what can best address the fears and aspirations of the Ni

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Introduction: The Theory and Practice of Political Decision-Making in Nigeriaf political decision-making and how they operate in reality? In other words, how wide are the gaps between statutes and practice of political decision-making? Or still, are there gaps between de jure and de facto structures and processes of political decision-making? Since the country returned to el

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The Church as a Political Interest Group: Interrogating Amucheazi’s Study of Church and Politics in his chapter examines Amucheazi’s analysis of the role of pressure groups in governance and the continuing relevance of this crucial democratic institution for understanding the dynamics of political decision-making in Nigeria. Two major issues, which Amucheazi engages in the study of pressure groups

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Non-formal Actors and the Governance of Political Parties in Nigeriahey make decisions and influence public policy and governance processes in Nigeria are increasingly tilting towards non-formalisation. In other words, the processes are largely influenced by groups such as market traders’ associations, town unions, ethno-nationalist and religious groups, civil socie

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