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Public Policy and International Affairs Academic Journal

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ISSN (Print): 631-4222 | ISSN (Online): 5339-535X
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📄 Pub. Policy Int. Aff. Acad. J. — Volume 4, Issue 4 (2022)
Public Policy and International Affairs Academic Journal  |  Volume 4, Issue 4  |  2022  |  5 Articles
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📋 Articles — Volume 4, Issue 4
Research Article Pages 1-14
Article 1 of 5

MAJOR CHUKWUMA KADUNA NZEOGWU, THE PUTSCH OF JANUARY 1966, AND THE NIGERIA– BIAFRA WAR, 1967 – 1970: AN INTERPRETIVE ESSAY

Prior to January 15, 1966, the Nigerian military would appear to have been a truly pan-Nigeria institution. It remained largely apolitical and confined to the barracks.  But a combination of factors compelled the military to intervene in national politics, first…

Research Article Pages 15-28
Article 2 of 5

UNIVERSITY-INDUSTRY LINKAGES AND COMMERCIALIZATION OF RESEARCH FINDINGS: EVIDENCE FROM SOUTH-EAST NIGERIA, 2012-2021

Synergies between tertiary institutions and industries plays a critical role in securing and leveraging resources for promoting innovation and technology transfer as well as ensuring that graduates have the required skills and knowledge to effectively contribute to national development. Within…

Research Article Pages 29-37
Article 3 of 5

PUBLIC EXPENDITURE AND NIGERIAN ECONOMIC GROWTH

The issue of government expenditure being not effectively and efficiently maximized is an age long issue pertaining to Nigeria. The study therefore examined the relationship between public expenditure and Nigerian economic growth. Secondary data was used for the study and…

Research Article Pages 38-51
Article 4 of 5

AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA: A STUDY CASE OF BANK OF AGRICULTURE

The study examined the impact of Bank of Agriculture on financing Agricultural Development in Nigeria. The study employs annual time series data covering the period 1993-2019 obtained from Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Statistical Bulletin, CBN Annual Report and Nigerian…

Research Article Pages 52-69
Article 5 of 5

#End SARS (Special Anti-Robbery Squad) Protests in Nigeria: Organisational challenges and Lessons for state-society relations

The orienting philosophy of policing in Nigeria is rooted in colonialism which seeks to intimidate, dominate and exploit the resources of precolonial communities and mete out punishment to those who oppose colonial incursion because the aim of colonialism was subjugation…

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