• Nigeria and the Threat of Disintegration: Issues in Proper Perspective 

  TAMEN, Didymus (KADUNA JOURNAL OF HISTORICAL STUDIES, 2020)

  The human failures and energies released by great upsurges in history astonish and reverberate at their moment of impact but quickly varnish or become distorted in the dust of time. It would be right to say that Nigeria ...
• The Emergence of New Christian Religious Movements in Nigeria: Implications for a Depressed Socio-economic and Political Order 

  TAMEN, Didymus (Bingham University Journal of Political Studies, 2010-09)

  In this contribution, the main concern is to x-ray the emergence of new Christian religious movements in Nigeria in the context of a depressed socio-economic and political order. Although the emergency of these new Christian ...
• The Politics Of Privatization Programme In Nigeria 1999-2007 

  TAMEN, Didymus (Bingham Journal of Social and Management Studies, 2014-07)

  Tie primary objective of the privatization programme is to make the private sector the leading engine of growth of the Nigerian economy. The philosophy behind it therefore, is to restructure and rejuvenate the public sector ...
• Social Mobilisation as an Instrument of Nation- Building: The Nigeria Experience 

  TAMEN, Didymus (Bingham Journal of Social and Management Studies, 2011-07)

  Nigeria as we see her today is a colonial creation through various processes culminating in the policy of amalgamation. The policy sought to unify the heterogeneous people into one nation. The process marked the consolidation ...
• POLITICS OF NIGERIAN DEBTS AND DEBTS RELIEF 

  TAMEN, Didymus (Journal of social and management studies, 2009-03)

  The paper evaluates the history of how Nigeria was caught in the debt trap. It argues that, the whole concept of Nigeria’s debts was an international conspiracy by multinational and transnational corporations to strangulate ...
• Political Party System in Nigeria and the Inherent Corrupt Practices: The Case of People's Democratic Party 

  TAMEN, Didymus (Bingham University Journal of Political Studies, 2012-09)

  The paper argues that there are inherent corrupt tendencies in all Nigerian political parties right from the first republic. It looks at the basic features and characteristics of party systems. The paper traces the evolution ...
• Nigeria Economic Diplomacy: Assessing Nigeria-China Relations 

  TAMEN, Didymus (LAPAI JOURNAL OF HUMANITIES, 2015)

  The study has its central focus on the analysis and appraisal of Nigeria’s economic diplomacy, with particular reference to the assessment of Nigeria-China economic relations. The objective is to place emphasis on economic ...
• Corruption and Criminal Dehydration of the Country’s Economy by Members of the National Assembly 

  TAMEN, Didymus (LAPAI JOURNAL OF HUMANITIES, 2015)

  For too long this nation had been at the receiving end of a lecherous National Assembly whose primary function, it would seem is to skim off the nation either by padding budgets or harassing Ministries, Departments and ...
• Banking Sector Reforms: Post Consolidation Analysis 

  TAMEN, Didymus (AFRICAN JOURNAL OF INDIGENOUS DEVELOPMENT, 2007-12)

  The paper evaluates the banking sector reforms through recapitalization. It examines the rationale and the supposed benefits of the consolidation exercise aimed at improving the productive base of the Nigerian economy. The ...
• The Political Economy of Cows: A Call for Modem Innovative Approach to Cattle Breeding in Nigeria 

  TAMEN, Didymus (UDMA Journal of Politics and International Affairs (FUJOPIA), 2022-03)

  This paper discusses the political and economic dynamics of the cattle industry in Nigeria with the aim of projecting the need for the adoption of modern innovative approaches to cattle rearing in the country. The paper ...
• THE STATE AND THE POLITICS OF OIL SUBSIDY REMOVAL IN NIGERIA, 2011-2016 

  Shawai, Joseph (2019-03)

  The oil sector is one of the most critical sectors to economic and social development of Nigeria. Adequate oil supply is not only a strategic input for national development but it is undoubtedly the most vital input in ...
• CHALLENGES CONFRONTING EFFECTIVE LEGISLATIVE OVERSIGHTS IN THE FEDERAL CAPITAL TERRITORY, ABUJA 

  Shawai, Joseph (International Journal of Sociology and Social Policy, 2024-05-30)

  Legislative oversight is a critical component in the governance of any nation, ensuring that executive actions are conducted within the boundaries of law and policy. In Nigeria, the effectiveness of ...
• GLOBALIZATION AND ITS IMPACT ON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA 

  Shawai, Joseph (Abstra International Journal of Economics and Finance, 2024-06-02)

  The advent of globalization has witnessed increased interdependence in the last few decades, with technology, policy and competition remains the driving forces of this process. Thus, the process exacerbates inequality ...
• LEADERSHIP CAPACITY AND NATION BUILDING 

  SABO, Robert (Bingham Journal of Social Science (BJSS), 2023-09-19)

  The greatest challenge a country could face is that of capacity for good governance and integrated inclusiveness to drive development. The capacity to govern is the foundation for good governance and a deterrent to social ...
• 201 KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT: THE PANACEA FOR GOOD GOVERNANCE IN NIGERIA 

  SABO, Robert (BINGHAM JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS AND ALLIED STUDIES (BJEAS), 2024-01)

  Knowledge is light, and light is the only element that is powered to end the dominance of darkness in every sphere of life. Knowledge itself has no values at a first instance until is process, structure, retained and shared. ...
• DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND WOMEN ECONOMIC STAGNATION IN NIGERIA: IMPLICATIONS FOR NATION BUILDING 

  SABO, Robert (Bingham Journal of Humanities, Social and Management Sciences (BJHSMS),, 2019-12)

  A nation that recognizes women in nation building, progresses. Women are the lifewire of human existence, therefore undermining the role of women or maltreating them is the most unfortunate thing that can happen to any ...
• DEMOCRACY AND INEQUALITY: "THE DARK SIDE OF CIVILIZATION" 

  SABO, Robert (BINGHAM JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS AND ALLIED STUDIES (BJEAS), 2020-12)

  This paper was an attempt to revisit the relationship between democracy, distribution, and Inequality. The author explains the theoretical reasons why democracy should increase redistribution and reduce inequality, and why ...
• Political Restructuring as a Tool for Enhancing Development and Managing Insecurity Arising from Ethno-Religious Diversity in Nigeria 

  JOHNSON, Oluwatobi; AJIYA, Sarah; AGBO, Micheal John (2023)

  Nigeria is a plural society comprising people from diverse cultural, ethnic, and religious identities. These diversities have always influenced political decisions. There is a rising perception of lopsidedness in making ...
• Violent Conflict and the Plight of Vulnerable Women and Children in Plateau State 

  AJIYA, Sarah; BOT, Polycarp Moses (JOS JOURNAL OF SOCIAL ISSUES, 2017-09)

  Internal displacement is common across Nigeria due to frequent conflicts. While some of the conflicts appear to be caused by overlapping and mutually reinforcing regional, religious and ethnic divisions, others often stem ...
• United Nations and Gender Equality in Nigeria: A Reference of 2010-2020 

  AJIYA, Sarah; JOHN, Michael A. (Veritas International Journal of Management Sciences, 2022)

  The study examines United Nations and Gender Equality in Nigeria a reference of 2010 to 2020. The study made use of secondary sources of data as veritable tools for its analysis. The studyrevealed that the menace of ...

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