TABLE OF CONTENTS
Certification
Dedication
Acknowledgement
Table of contents
CHAPTER ONE
- Introduction
- Statement of the study
- Purpose of the study
- Significance of the study
- Scope of the study
- Definition of terms
- Organization of the study
- References
CHAPTER
TWO
References
CHAPTER
THREE
- Research methodology
- Sample and population of the study
CHAPTER
FOUR
- strategies adopted by government in
decision making
- role of government in decision making
- problems ascertained with government in decision making
CHAPTER
FIVE
5.0 summary, recommendation and conclusions
Bibliography
CHAPTER
ONE
INTRODUCTION
Democracy
and good governance as a certain piece of development, is a sensitive
fundamental area of concern in the interest of national development considering
the Nigeria immediate past political history and linking interest on the part
of the citizenry in require on governance issues so as to ensure a stable
political administration dispensations, sustenance of representative principle
and a attainment of welfare project and police. Hitherto at first federal Republic of Nigeria assumed fully the system of
state administration which assumes fully the system of state administration
with democracy dated back to may 29th 2001. This makes the second
major anniversary of Nigeria
Democratic experience on good governance, under the cardinal principle of democratic
principle after 16 years of interrupted military rules.
This
began in 1983, when the second republic was terminated by the military.
Altogether
remained under military autocracy close to 29 years since the era of the
military coup in 1966 by6 four majors of the Nigeria government and politics marks
the penultimate collapse of the first republic. This trend of authoritarianism
government was briefly interrupted between 1979 – 1983, by the second republic.
From the perspective of Nwabueze, (1999), Nigeria had passed through some
five different phases in has historical evolution, which include,
- The era of colonial autocracy and
absolute, that is period of formal colonialism fill of tuber 1st
1960 when the country again flag independent.
- Emergence of constitutional democracy
1960 – 1966.
- The return of the military autocracy
and absolutism (neo colonialism) 1988 – 1976.
- Restorative of constitutional military
autocracy and absolution 1983 – 1989.
As from 1989 when the observation was made, the has added three more phases to her struggles for democratization options, which came to a stage of the glorious “stepping aside” of General Ibrahim Babangida handling over policy and tactile, in 1993. This is the time and Interim National Government (ING) headed by chief Ernest Shonekan. He was made a impose chose by IBB administration and it’s unfortunately suffer legitimacy crisis ambition. Following the declaration made by the high court, to the illegitimate in a protracted law suite instituted on the June 12, 1993.
Presidential
election chief M.K.O Abiola. The interim contraption collapse after 82 days. However,
the General Abacha stage a coup and dissolve all the existent democratic
structure and the country was returned to a full blown military dictatorship,
characterized by horrendous human right violation, unprecedented kliptocrazy,
hostage taking forever exile and physical elimination of opponent that detained
many in that era of 1995-1997, while statue of confusion that general Abacha died
on June 8, 199 in a mysterious circumstances (Jimi, 1998:62-73). After the
death of general Abacha, general Abdulsalam Abubakar took over his administration
seemed to have learnt enormous lessons from the legitimacy crisis suffered by
his predecessor while in office. He made it know that he was ready to hand over
power to civilian in promote his transition programme in Nigeria.
Eventually,
despite all odds, General Abubakar surrendered the political ruler ship to Chief
Olusegun Obasanjo on May 29 1999. the second anniversary of democracy was
remarkable in the sense that Nigeria were founded by united agency
(international organization) for development (unaid), in January 2000, 80% of
respondent agreed that “democracy” is the better option in state administration
friends of Nigeria within Africa rendered there unparallel support for the
continuity and governance by the democracy, among who were Ghana with 74%,
Zimbabwe 60% and south Africa with 56%. As a rightly posted by national daily.
Firstly
Nigeria was sick of military
rule and especially the Nigeria
version of it.
The
military had demonstrated a most duplicable from of rulership that decline to
agree with every value and expectable, greed, obtuse, paradigons in their very
arbitraries contempt for rule of law and fundamental human right vocatives,
termination of building opposition and gross ignorance in the business the
government were only a few of the woes that Nigeria has to bear from several
years.
Secondly,
the poor handling of the economy meant that there was little for average
Nigerians, job opportunity were fast disappearing as company were own and this
is turned made them own there staffer salaries and allowances for several
months, prison inmates kept dying and crime assumed the status of normal features
of the Nigeria society. Where, democracy means better paid job, education,
health care, modern amenities, such as durable house, motor transport, pipe
borne water, and stable supply of electricity, a better future for children of
inborn generation, rather than the aforementioned retrogressive military system
(Kunle 1993-87-98). In the views of Nzongola Nta Laja (2001), Nigeria
torturers democratization march to the fourth republic one cannot but attempt a
prognosis of the possibility of the survival of the nascent democracy and
suggest possible recipes. Therefore, the under-study this situation is about
time and hence the appropriate opportunity: democracy and good governance.
1.2 STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
This research work content to look into prevailing Government Issue and effect with a view to harmonizing all the odd and defect of military government. However, its will equally provide solution to some military obstacle affecting some areas in the research topic: what are the challenges of democratic government in Nigeria? How democracy dividends can consolidate in Nigeria? Problem facing leadership in the present Nigerians democratic dispensation.