HISTORY & INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS PROJECT TOPICS AND MATERIALS IN NIGERIA | RESEARCH PROJECT TOPICS AND PROJECT TOPICS ON EDUCATION

161. U.S. AIDS TO SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA DURING THE BILL CLINTON ADMINISTRATION

» INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY Foreign aid represents a relatively recent element in the interaction between sovereign states. Most scholars agree that modern foreign aid came into existence only after the Second World War when the United States started to support countries around the world, especially in Europe. Additionally, foreign aid seemingly represents an exception to the prevaili...Continue Reading »

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162. THE UNITED NATIONS CHEMICAL WEAPONS INSPECTION PROGRAMME AND CONFLICT RESOLUTION

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION To raise new questions, new possibilities, to regard old problems from a new angle require creative imagination and marks real advance in science – Albert Einstein 1.1BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY It is often said that conflict is a major characteristic of human daily activities. It is an innate feature, one that cannot be avoided but can be mitigated to prevent violence a...Continue Reading »

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163. THE ROLE OF THE NJIKOKA DIASPORA COMMUNITY IN FLORIDA, IN HOMELAND DEVELOPMENT (...

» CHAPTER ONE 1.1 INTRODUCTION Over the years, one of the most important developments in the field of migration has been the mass exodus and the emergence of large and economically thriving Nigeria Diaspora Communities in the developed countries of America and Europe and recently, the Asia countries. This had brought about a growing concern on the part of Nigeria government, international agencies a...Continue Reading »

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164. THE LIFE AND TIMES OF MAJOR CHUKWUMA KADUNA NZEOGWU, 1937-1967

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background to the Study: Major Kaduna Chukwuma Nzeogwu was born in the Northern Region’s capital of Kaduna in 1937 to Igbo parentage from the mid western region Okpanam town, near Asaba in the present Anioma Local Government Area, Delta State into a Catholic home. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nzeogwu were Catholics to the marrow. It is important to note here that An...Continue Reading »

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165. THE IMPACT OF STRIKE ACTION ON THE ACHIEVEMENT OF TRADE OBJECTIVE

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY Strike action also called labour strike or industrial action is a work stoppage caused by the mass refusal of employee(s) to work. A strike usually takes place in respond to employee grievances. Strike became important during the Industrial Revolution, when mass labour became important in factories and mines. In most countries, they were quietly...Continue Reading »

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166. THE IMPACT OF OGBOMOSO EMIGTRANTS ON SOCIO-POLITICAL STRUCTURE OF OGBOMOSO COMMU...

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY According to oxford Advance Learners, Dictionary, Migration is the movement of large numbers of people from one place to another1. Which characterized human existence from the time immemorial for food; shelter and security? However, There are two main perspectives of the theories of migration economic and non economic determinants of migration. Firs...Continue Reading »

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167. THE GROWTH OF MARKET IN IKARE AKOKO – A CASE STUDY OF OSELE MARKET (1840 TILL ...

» CHAPTER ONE 1.1 OBJECTIVE OF STUDY A market is a site where sellers and buyers assemble daily or specific days to exchange goods and services. Markets are not only important as centers for the exchange of goods, ideas and fashions but also perform significant social and political functions in the community. Moreover, exchange and subsistence activities were and still are integrated into market sys...Continue Reading »

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168. THE ECONOMIC RELATIONS BETWEEN NIGERIA AND UNITED STATES FROM THE 1960 TO 2014

» CHAPTER ONE 1.1.BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY States in actual fact cannot exists in isolation, hence, once a state has been granted the full status of statehood by the colonial authoriti60es it has the legal right to engage in relations both bilaterally and multilaterally on the international scene. With the country‘s independence, such state can now be declared a sovereign state. Nigeria gained ...Continue Reading »

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169. THE CONTRIBUTION OF INDIGENOUS TECHNOLOGY TO BENIN ECONOMY (A CASE STUDY OF BRON...

» CHAPTER ONE 1.1 INTRODUCTION This essay examines the contribution of indigenous technology to Benin economy. Essentially, this study will be based on the origin of bronze casting in Benin and its contribution to the economy. Benin, which was one of the most powerful Kingdom in West Africa before the coming of the European is gifted with rich cultural and traditional art works. It flourished as a c...Continue Reading »

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170. THE CHANGING ROLE OF THE TRADITIONAL POLITICAL INSTITUTION IN IBADAN IN THE TWEN...

» CHAPTER ONE 1.1 STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM The need to examine the changing role of Traditional Political Institution in Ibadan is considered to complement the existing literature on Ibadan as a polity. Indeed, various aspects of Ibadan history have been documented and by different scholar but a sequential appraisal of the changes witnessed by the Traditional Political Institution have been treated ...Continue Reading »

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171. ROLE OF MANAGEMENT IN MOTIVATING WORKERS IN THE BANKING SECTOR

» CHAPTER ONE 1.0 INTRODUCTION One of the most significant developments in the field of the organization in recent times is the increasing importance given to human resources. More and more attention is being paid into motivational aspects of human personality, particularly the need of self esteem group belonging and self actualization. This new awakening of humanism and humanization all over the wo...Continue Reading »

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172. OIL-PALM PRODUCTION IN EJIGBO COMMUNITY IN OSUN STATE, 1960-2000

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION OBJECTIVE OF THE STUDY. Indigenous arts in Nigeria are as old as time immemorial and contemporary as yesterday. They are as old because they have got their history back in antiquity and contemporary because they are still with us today. Often, when technology is being talked about, the attention of many people first goes to the advanced technologies in countries like Europ...Continue Reading »

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173. NIGERIAN PEACEKEEPING MISSIONS FROM 1960 TO 2014 IN LIBERIA AND SIERRA LEONE.

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND INFORMATION: The interest in peacekeeping has been the subject of several studies and continues to dominate the minds of many on the international scene. Basically, peacekeeping relates to the preservation of peace, especially the supervision by international forces. It has been a subject of vast academic and professional inquiry, primarily because of its im...Continue Reading »

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174. NIGERIA-CHINA RELATION‟S REFERENCES FROM BILATERAL RELATIONS WHICH EXISTED BET...

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of the Study The relationship between Nigeria and China has been cooperative and cordial, especially between 1999 and 2009. At independence, Nigeria adopted a broadly prowestern policy and did little to establish diplomatic relations with China. Formal diplomatic ties between the two countries came into being in 1971, barely a year after the end of the Niger...Continue Reading »

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175. NIGERIA ROLES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS IN AFRICA

» INTRODUCTION Nigeria lies between latitudes 40N and 140N and Longitudes 20 east and 150 east of the Greenwich Meridian. This is an area of 922,200 square kilometers (356,000 square miles). To travel from the west to the east is a distance of 1,120 kilometers (700 miles) from the south to north of the country about 1,040 kilometers (650 miles). It is bounded in the north by the Sahara Desert and in...Continue Reading »

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176. MIGRATION, OCCUPATION AND SETTLEMENT OF THE ALAGO PEOPLE OF NASARAWA STATE FROM ...

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of the Study Alago ethnic group are a people with common linguistic and cultural identities. The people are of Benue Congo speaking group found around the defunct Lafia Native Authority in the present day Nasarawa State with their settlements at Keana, Doma, Obi, Assakio and Agwatashi among others. The population of the people according to the National Popul...Continue Reading »

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177. GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF MUSHIN LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA LAGOS STATE (1976-2003)

» CHAPTER ONE GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF MUSHIN LOCAL GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATION 1.1 INTRODUCTION The need to critically examine the Local Government Administration in Nigeria with specific reference to Mushin cannot be over emphasized. In the first place, scholars have focused attention on general discussion of the structure of Local Government Administration without looking at the evolution of indiv...Continue Reading »

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178. EFFORTS OF THE NIGERIAN GOVERNMENT TO FIGHT TERRORISM IN NIGERIA FROM 2010 TILL ...

» CHAPTER ONE 1.1 BACKGROUND OF STUDY Peace is an indispensible tool for the stability, progress and achievement of any nation. However in the quest of such peace, there are bound to be disagreement or conflict but such may be settled amicably for the interest of the nation, if such efforts fail it could result into violence or degenerate into terrorism. The difficulty of defining terrorism is in ag...Continue Reading »

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179. CONTINUITY AND CHANGE IN UNITED STATES-AFRICA RELATIONS IN THE POST-COLD WAR ERA

» CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF STUDY The United States (US) relation with the African continent began in 1565 when the first set of slaves landed in Florida. Between 1798 and 1808, approximately 200,000 slaves were brought to America. At the other end, private missionaries and educators immigrated to Africa to offer support services and advance the cause of their faith to Africans. It wa...Continue Reading »