HISTORY & INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS PROJECT TOPICS AND RESEARCH MATERIALS

• 21. A CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF UNITED STATES AND CONFLICT RESOLUTION IN AFRICA

  » CHAPTER ONE 1.1 BACKGROUND INFORMATION Conflicts are common and unavoidable in all human society. All over the world, conflicts occur because society is made up of people with differing interests and values. In most societies, conflicts occur when parties in a state of independence perceives divergent views or believe that their aspirations or goals cannot be achieved simultaneously. Therefore, it...Continue Reading »

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• 22. ASSESS THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF IBIBIO WOMEN TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE COLONIAL ECON...

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Women! Women!! Women!!! All over the world, governments, organisations and individuals are talking gender sensitivity. Everywhere one turns, people are becoming more aware of the need for the woman folk to get off the back burner and make a more visible and meaningful impact in decision making structure and procedures. According to the 1991 population census, women, compri...Continue Reading »

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• 23. THE EBRE WOMEN SOCIETY AND IT'S CONTROBUTIONS TO THE SOCIO-POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY Mkpat Enin society in the pre colonial era was a well ordered society in which women played significant roles in their age grade and exclusive societies which served as important arms of government in the land.1 The women exclusive societies were vocal, active and were organized to deal effectively with matters concerning women, maintaining good mor...Continue Reading »

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• 24. THE HISTORICAL ASSESSMENT OF EKUECHI FESTIVAL FROM PRE-COLONIAL ERA TO DATE

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background of study The human society is as old as the universe itself. Society consists of people who interact with one another in such a way to share common culture. Culture according to Edward Brunett Taylor in one of his renowned work titled “Primitive Culture”1 which was published in 1871 is “a complex whole which includes knowledge, belief, art, mor...Continue Reading »

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• 25. determining the impact of crude oil exploration and production activities amongs...

  » CHAPTER ONE 1.0 INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of the Study Oil exploration in Nigeria has evolved through a long history. However, they have left trail of woes in their path with so much damage to the ecosystem and problems to human life in the exploratory region. In the light of this, the paper appraises the implications of oil exploration and in the coastal region of kwale Delta State....Continue Reading »

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• 26. Effect Of Symbol Towards Emerging Nations ; A Critical Evaluation Of The Histori...

  » ABSTRACT On April 18th 2020, the indigenous people of Biafra (IPOB) , a Biafra separatist organization in Nigeria which have the people’s mandate to restore an independent state of Biafra in the former Eastern Region of Nigeria through an independence referendum modified its nation’s flag. Chukwu S.O (2020). The new flag shares some similarities with its predecessor; they both feature ...Continue Reading »

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• 27. Nigerians Relation with United States 2009-2020

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background to the Study Foreign policy is an essential tool with which states relateto states and non states actors in the international system Levy (2013). .The foreign policy is set of tools which are used to pursue and achieve country’s national interests.Foreign Policy of Nigerian state has continued to change under different governments and leaders. This is usua...Continue Reading »

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• 28. Non Governmental Organizations and the Promotion of Human Rights: A Study of amn...

  » ABSTRACT Man as an individual has the inviolable rights which are protected by numerous conventions, declarations, constitutions and laws. The role of human rights and freedoms are guaranteed rights and they reflect the role played by human and civil society. Human rights can not buy, earn or inherit, they are “inalienable” because no one has the right to confiscate any reason. These r...Continue Reading »

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• 29. THE EFFECTS OF ARMED CONFLICT IN THE CONDUCT OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS IN AFRIC...

  » INTRODUCTION Armed conflict has been a recurring reality in the analysis of postcolonial Africa. According to Lindemann (2008), since the 60s, a total of 24 sub Saharan African countries (i.e., almost 50% of African states) have suffered war, while 22 other countries have managed to “avoid it”. “Freedom wars”, “intractable wars”, “proxy wars” (substi...Continue Reading »

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• 30. An Assessment On Coscharis Group Of Company 1970-2010

  » Abstract Maduka formally ventured into business at the age of 17 after being wrongly dismissed with the sum of N200.00 by his uncle who had earlier engaged him as an automobile apprentice. He co founded a spare parts company known as CosDave with his friend named Dave.[9][10] The startup also failed sooner than expected and Maduka went to found the Coscharis Motor with the sum of three hundred nai...Continue Reading »

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• 31. Significance of onwa-eke festival in Ezza. A study of Amuzu and Ameka

  » THE ORIGIN OF EZZA Ezza people as a tribe in Ebonyi State, is believed to be the descendant of the legendary ancestor Ekumaenyi. Ekumaenyi is said to have migrated from an unknown land due to war and settled at Amuzu very close to Ekeimoha the main market of Ezza people. However, little is known about the personality of Ekumaenyi, but the oral tradition had it that Ekumaenyi was the grandfather of...Continue Reading »

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• 32. A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF INDEPENDENCE AND POST-INDEPENDENCE CONSTITUTIONS IN NI...

  » INTRODUCTION The conference which became the last constitutional conference held before the attainment of Independence in 1960, also took place in London from September 29 to October 27, 1958. The resumed constitutional conference of 1958 was the last Nigerian constitutional conference held before the attainment of Independence in 1960. It was convened to consider the report of the Willink’s...Continue Reading »

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• 33. ANALYSIS OF THE PRE-COLONIAL POLITICAL SYSTEM IN HAUSA-FULANI LAND

  » INTRODUCTION The Hausa land, before 1804, was made up of fourteen towns grouped into two. The first group of seven was called Hausa Bakwai while the other group of seven was balled Banza Bakwai. The Fulani took over the political leadership of the Hausa or Habe states in the early 19th century. The Jihad that preceded this occupation was seen as religious as well as political. Othman Dan Fodio led...Continue Reading »

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• 34. XENOPHOBIC VIOLENCE IN SOUTH AFRICA: ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS FOR SOUTH AFRICA-NIGE...

  » Chapter One 1.1 BACKGROUND OF STUDY On May 11, 2008, South African nationals in South Africa attacked foreigners, mainly blacks living in poor areas. the attacks began in Alexandra, Johannesburg and spread to other parts of the country. Due to the event, 62 people were officially confirmed dead; 342 foreign stores were looted and 213 burned. Forty one foreigners were killed during the incident; su...Continue Reading »

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• 35. The Impact Of Xenophobic Attacks On Nigeria-South Africa Bilateral Relations

  » Abstract While the xenophobic attacks in South Africa have claimed the lives of a number of Nigerians, leading to the deaths of 121 Nigerians. Several reasons have been giving for these xenophobic attacks. One of the reasons outlined by scholars is economic competition from foreigners. Other contributing factors include: inimical immigration policies and the inaction of the government to punish pe...Continue Reading »

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• 36. MARY SLESSOR AND HER SOCIAL CRUSADE IN CALABAR, 1817-1915

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background to the study In the days of old, most African communities/villages had a superstitious belief about almost everything, It was a taboo to give birth to twins, albinos, disfigured infants if any of these happened the village chief/king will give orders for them to be killed of left to die in the bushes. To talk more on this, the researcher will narrow down to a pl...Continue Reading »

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• 37. AN EVALUATION OF THE ROLE OF ACTION AID INTERNATIONAL IN PEACE BUILDING IN MAIDU...

  » ABSTRACT Nigeria in past times have witnessed lots of setbacks which stems from insecurity, poverty and injustices. Currently, these plagues have not been fully addressed and as such continue to terrorize its victims; robbing them of their fundamental human rights and privileges. Lives have been shattered, people have been rendered homeless, children have been turned to orphans and peace generally...Continue Reading »

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• 38. THE CONTRADICTIONS IN NIGERIA’S FEDERALISM AND THE CHALLENGES OF RESOURCE-MANA...

  » CHAPTER ONE 1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY The distribution of resources among the various levels of government has never been easy and smooth, hence the contention and Nigeria is no exception (Okeke, 2004).The determination of what constitutes the federal revenue and how it should be shared among the component federating units in Nigeria lie at the center of most, if not all national conflicts. This...Continue Reading »

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• 39. FEMINISTIC ACTIVITIES IN NIGERIA AND THE ROLE OF WOMEN IN THE SOCIETY

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of the Study The issue of feminism springs up from women’s consciousness of their situation in the society and various oppressive acts against them. In traditional Africa the woman is an object of constant scorn, degradation and physical torture. In the past, women did not exist as individuals with personalities to defend. They rather existed as mere d...Continue Reading »

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• 40. TRADITIONAL HAUSA CLOTHS: A COMPARATIVE COLLECTION OF SOKOTO AND KEBBI STATE

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF STUDY Nigeria, among other African countries is known for her different varieties of traditional cloths ranging from one ethnic group to the other. The evidence can be seen from all the thirty six states in Nigeria; the clothing style of the eastern Nigeria diets from that of the northern Nigeria as so on. Clothing is anything placed on the body to adorn ...Continue Reading »

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