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Public Policy and International Affairs Academic Journal

(PPIAAJ)
ISSN (Print): 631-4222 | ISSN (Online): 5339-535X
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13
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📄 Pub. Policy Int. Aff. Acad. J. — Volume 3, Issue 3 (2021)
Public Policy and International Affairs Academic Journal  |  Volume 3, Issue 3  |  2021  |  5 Articles
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📋 Articles — Volume 3, Issue 3
Research Article Pages 1-11
Article 1 of 5

UNITED NATIONS AND CONFLICT RESSOLUTION IN NIGERIA: A STUDY OF THE OGONI CRISIS

Peace and harmony remain the most important prerequisite of any progressive society. Sustainable peace and harmonious coexistence of a people rather than society characterized by frequent conflict become an important salient feature towards a stable socio-economic system. This study has…

Research Article Pages 12-48
Article 2 of 5

PENSION FUND ADMINISTRATION AND WELFARE OF RETIREES IN RIVERS STATE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION, 2008-2018

The Rivers State Civil Service Commission is the body of professionals established to carry out public policies of the Rivers State government and she does these functions through recruitment, appointment, promotion, transfer, discipline and welfare of staff. This study investigated…

Research Article Pages 49-60
Article 3 of 5

AN OVERVIEW OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATION AND SERVICE DELIVERY IN EKITI STATE 1999-2009

The virility of a political system is measured by the overall development of rural areas and the commitment to the growth of viable democratic system. A key indicator of good governance is efficient and effective service delivery to the people…

Research Article Pages 61-74
Article 4 of 5

EXPLORING POVERTY OF IDEAS IN NIGERIA SECURITY MANAGEMENT AND THE RISE OF REGIONAL SECURITY NETWORKS

The emergence of regional security networks in Nigeria has generated intense debate among policy makers and concerned scholars, as to the main reason for their existence. While some contend that it has political underpinning, others insist that it’s a deliberate…

Research Article Pages 75-78
Article 5 of 5

CAUSES OF CHAOS IN POLITICAL THEORIES

Contemporary political history is characterized by a tremendous number of political theories and assumptions that have shaped its political face in its current form. Political history in its entirety is not a product of those theories and political movements that…

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