Thursday, 26 April 2018

Political Science Assignment Pol 126 Military in Politics 23rd April 2018

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17109423
Abah Joy Kasiemobi
ECONS/POL SCIENCE

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17109710
Afamefuna Favour Chisom
ECONS/POL SCIENCE

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17109469
Agatha Ogezi Enute
ECONS/POL SCIENCE

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17101069
Amadi Queen Chika
ECONS/POL SCIENCE

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17109516
Ameh Sunday
ECONS/POL SCIENCE

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17109320
Anih Meshark Chidera
ECONS/POL SCIENCE

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17109579
Asogwa Ifechukwu Blessing
ECONS/POL SCIENCE

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17109362
Asogwa Sopulu Pepetual
ECONS/POL SCIENCE

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17109597
Attah Blessing Ngozi
ECONS/POL SCIENCE

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17109406
Chioke Esther Toochukwu
ECONS/POL SCIENCE

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17109729
Chukwu Chinaza Emmanuel
ECONS/POL SCIENCE

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17109495
Chukwueze Benedeth Ogechi
ECONS/POL SCIENCE

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17109763
Eze Blessing Ngozi
ECONS/POL SCIENCE

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17101011
Eze Cynthia Adaeze
ECONS/POL SCIENCE

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17109436
Eze Edith Nneka
ECONS/POL SCIENCE

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17109104
Eze Lilian Chidinma
ECONS/POL SCIENCE

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17109937
Eze Pauline Chiege
ECONS/POL SCIENCE

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17109990
Eze Priscillia Chigozie
ECONS/POL SCIENCE

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17109576
Ezugwu Favour Nnedi
ECONS/POL SCIENCE

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17109617
Livinus Chinecherem Miracle
ECONS/POL SCIENCE

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17109860
Nwadi Ebere
ECONS/POL SCIENCE

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17109899
Odoh Emmanuella Chibuzor
ECONS/POL SCIENCE

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17109431
Ogbodo Peace Chinenyenwa
ECONS/POL SCIENCE

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17109447
Ogbonna Lovelyn Chidera
ECONS/POL SCIENCE

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17109961
Ogbu Annastecia Chioma
ECONS/POL SCIENCE

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17109453
Onuh Doris Oluchukwu
ECONS/POL SCIENCE

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17109467
Onyekachi Emmanuella Ifunanya
ECONS/POL SCIENCE

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17109712
Ugwu Charity Chigozie
ECONS/POL SCIENCE

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17109712
Ugwu Chigozie Charity
ECONS/POL SCIENCE

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17109194
Ugwu Chizoba Rita
ECONS/POL SCIENCE

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17109838
Ugwu Rosemary Onyinye
ECONS/POL SCIENCE

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17109151
Ugwuanyi Ifunanya Lovelyn
ECONS/POL SCIENCE

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17109962
Ugwuanyi Juliet Nneka
ECONS/POL SCIENCE

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17109221
Ugwuoke Odinaka Loveth
ECONS/POL SCIENCE

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17109448
Fayemi Deborah Abidemi
ECONS/POL SCIENCE

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17109582
Enejere Chibueze Paul
ECONS/POL SCIENCE

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17101069
Amadi Queen Chika
ECONS/POL SCIENCE


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17109628
Asadu Patience Kasiemobi
POL SCIENCE/CRS

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17109636
Attah Emmanuel Ejike
POL SCIENCE/CRS

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17109264
Ayogu Blessing Ndidiamaka
POL SCIENCE/CRS

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17109408
Chukwuma Ebube Faith
POL SCIENCE/CRS

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17109988
Ebe Friday Nwabueze
POL SCIENCE/CRS

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17109817
Eze Esther Chinyerem
POL SCIENCE/CRS

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17109519
Eze Sylvia Nkemdili
POL SCIENCE/CRS

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17109392
Ezembu Zimbuzo Akunna
POL SCIENCE/CRS

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17109541
Ezugwu John Nnaemeka
POL SCIENCE/CRS

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17109204
Ezugwu Lucy Ukamaka
POL SCIENCE/CRS

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17109241
Igwurube Cecilia Ifeoma
POL SCIENCE/CRS

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17109304
John Promise Chigozie
POL SCIENCE/CRS

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17109400
Mbah Miriam Kasiemobi
POL SCIENCE/CRS

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17109263
Mbah Nnenna
POL SCIENCE/CRS

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17101054
Nwankwo Agnes Chekwube
POL SCIENCE/CRS

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17109900
Nwankwo Livinus Ebube
POL SCIENCE/CRS

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17109169
Obetta Perpetua Chekwube
POL SCIENCE/CRS

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17109745
Ochu Isaiah Uzodimma
POL SCIENCE/CRS

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17109554
Odo Angela Chinyere
POL SCIENCE/CRS

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17109515
Odo Arinze Perpetua
POL SCIENCE/CRS

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17109984
Ododo Uchenna Angelina
POL SCIENCE/CRS

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17109612
Ofeghu Felicia Ifebuche
POL SCIENCE/CRS

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17109162
Okeke James Chikwado
POL SCIENCE/CRS

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17109184
Okpe Uchechukwu Angelina
POL SCIENCE/CRS

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17109232
Stephen Precious Okwukwamaka
POL SCIENCE/CRS

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17109355
Ugwu Christopher Chinonso
POL SCIENCE/CRS

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171010051
Ugwu ThankGod Ifeanyi
POL SCIENCE/CRS

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17109761
Ugwuanyi Chidera Buthanson
POL SCIENCE/CRS

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17109171
Ugwueze Scholastica Onyinyechi
POL SCIENCE/CRS

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17109261
Vincent Ezra Chinedu
POL SCIENCE/CRS

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17109252
Abaeze Jacinta Ogechi
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109124
Abugu Peace Ifeyinwa
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109415
Agbo Jenevive Chinenye
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109958
Agu Victoria Odinaka
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109997
Ani Melody Amaechi
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109637
Aniekwe Chinecherem Charity
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109714
Anikwe Chioma Lovelyn
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109989
Anthony Faustina Ada
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109941
Arinze Annastecia Chidimma
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109807
Aruah Ogochukwu Jennifer
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109101
Aruma Joy Chinasa
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109644
Asogwa Thomas Erochukwu
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109738
Chukwu Precious Nneamaka
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109671
Edeh Oluchi
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109615
Edeh Stella Chidera
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109589
Edeoga Ephraim Chinecherem
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109143
Eke Lucy Chekwube
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109595
Eke Marycynthia Kelechi
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109713
Ekeh Faith Blessing
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109401
Eneh Chinecherem  Joy
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109308
Enekwe Sebastin Chibueze
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109835
Ezaka David Ogbonna
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109558
Eze  Emilia Chizoba
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109122
Eze Amarachi Modesty
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109568
Eze Augustine Ekene
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109557
Eze Augustine Ikechukwu
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109523
Eze Chinaza Lovelyn
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109558
Eze Emilia chizoba
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109427
Eze Jacintha Chioma
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109791
Eze Joshua Chikaodili
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109280
Eze Mary Amarachi
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109650
Ezeleke Maureen Chinenye
POL SCIENCE/ENG

100
17109506
Ezema Amara Ann
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109096
Ezeme Ezinne Irene
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109695
Ezeme Linda Chiemela
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109969
Ezenwa John Enyiduru
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109903
Ezike Oluchukwu Lilian
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109218
Idenyi Adanne Gloria
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109760
Idoko Precious Kosiso
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109827
Igwe Emilia Ekwutosi
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109251
Igwurube Alexander Sunday
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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Ikechukwu Favour Ogochukwu
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109310
Ilobi Chinelo Patience
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109759
Isiwu Chinyere Jennifer
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109407
Iyida Blessing Nkemdilim
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109318
Iyida Chidera Favour
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109698
Mbah Justies Chinedu
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109248
Ngwu Blessing Ngozi
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109281
Ngwu Precious Adanne
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109455
Nnadi Emelda Chiamaka
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109715
Nnadi Julieth Chidera
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17101066
Nnamani Benita ozioma
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17101054
Nwankwo Agnes Chekwube
POL SCIENCE/ENG

121
17101020
Nwodo Obioma Rosemary
POL SCIENCE/ENG

122
17109864
Obochi Favour Chiamaka
POL SCIENCE/ENG

123
17109676
Ochibe Hillary Ifeanyi
POL SCIENCE/ENG

124
17109509
Odeh Nkechinyere jane
POL SCIENCE/ENG

125
17109586
Odo Adolphus Azubuike
POL SCIENCE/ENG

126
17109395
Odo Happiness Ozodinobi
POL SCIENCE/ENG

127
17109344
Odoabuchi Emmanuel Ifeanyi
POL SCIENCE/ENG

128
17109444
Ofana Favour Chisom
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109364
Ogbonna Juliet Chincherem
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109913
Ogbu Lovelyn Chisom
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109810
Ogbu Mercy Oluchukwu
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109284
Ogili Cynthia Odinaka
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109657
Okezie Happiness Anurika
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109848
Okoro Felix Onyedikachi
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17101065
Omeje Paschal  Onyebuchi
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109108
Omenli Annastesia Chinwendu
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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Onah Chidinma Emmanuela
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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Onah Miracle Ebubechi
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17101070
Onah Ruth Chinonso
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109573
Onanweze Blessing Onyinye
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109592
Onugwu Chinenye Chekwubechi
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109164
Onunze Innocent Izuchukwu
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109326
Onuorah Ifeoma Perpetual
POL SCIENCE/ENG

144
17109134
Onyia Techla Ifesinachi
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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Onyishi Doris Chinecherem
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109295
Onyishi Oluchi Maryann
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109168
Owusi Lucy Uchechukwu
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109602
Ozioko Ifunanya Miracle
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109874
Udaya Lovelyn Adanne
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109898
Udeh Ebubechukwu Philipmichael
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109350
Udeze Chidera Charity
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109826
Ugwu Joy Oluchi
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17101051
Ugwu ThankGod Ifeanyi
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109166
Ugwuagu Charity Chidimma
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109894
Ukwueze Emmanuel Izuchukwu
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109571
Ukwueze Pauline Ifeoma
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109785
Utazi Ejiofor Christian
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109254
Uzor Chidimma Maryann
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109779
Odo Loveth Chinedu
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109527
Okechukwu Nnenna Anita
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109756
Augustine Ogochukwu Annastecia
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17101049
Emmanuel Jane Chidimma
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109567
Nwoke Victor Nnaemeka
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17101074
Odoh Happiness Ukamaka
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109823
Eke, Valentine Uzodimma
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109585
Odo Henry Onyeka
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17101076
Odo, Peace Ugochukwu
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17101057
Ani Franklin Ifeanyi
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17101031
Mallo, Chinecherem Felicita
POL SCIENCE/ENG

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17109685
Ike, Martina Nneka
POL SCIENCE/FRENCH



A. Group Agui Ironsi FROM 1-42
1.       Mention and explain 10 reasons for Military interventions in Politics

B .Group Yakubu Gowon FROM 43-84
2.       State the structure of military  government and its legitimacy

C. Group Murtala Muhammed FROM 85-127
3. What are the problems of military disengagement in Nigeria Politics?

D. Group Ibrahim Babangida FROM 127-170
4. Specify the impact of military rule in the development of democracy in Africa

NOTE: THIS IS NOT GROUP ASSIGNMENT PER SAY THE GROUPING IS FOR EMPHASIS

Instruction: 
  1. Each and every one of you should do your own assignment based on the group you fell into
  2. After typing your assignment send the summary to my blog and submit the written one handwritten not to be typed.
  3. Make sure you write your number e.g. if you are no 10 or 170 you specify and then your group
  4. Don’t forget to write your name, registration number, department and the question
  5. The assignment carries 20 marks
  6. Coping attracts conciliation which is automatic 0 don’t allow anyone to copy from your own
  7. Deadline for submission is on 30th April



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17 comments:

  1. Anonymous26 April 2018 at 12:28

    Name:Edeoga Ephraim Chinecherem
    Reg.17109589
    Dept. Political Science/English
    Number 83
    Level 100

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  2. Anonymous28 April 2018 at 10:29

    GROUP A NO:10
    NAME: CHOICE ESTHER TOOCHUKWU
    REG. NO: 17109406
    DEPT. ECONS/POL. SCI

    10 reasons for military intervention on politics
    1. Inordinate Ambition
    inordinate ambition of the military is another reason why the military intervene in the political process. This ambition is sometimes personal to the individual officers and at times corporate
    2. Corruption and Political Development.
    Corruption and Political Development Another great reason for military intervention in politics is political crisis in a country; like in the case of military interventions during the Cold War because the communistic regimes failed against capitalism and democracy. Corruption always weakens the government and results in high chances of military coups.

    3. Mismanagement
    Another factor of military intervention in politics is mismanagement of funds meant for prioritized developmental projects.
    The civilian politicians where accused of mismanaging such funds; this is usually due to the selfish ambition to become millionaires within a short period of time.
    4. Nepotism and favoritism
    Nepotism and favoritism play prominent role in ushering in military into the political process of the state, in most cases, appointment and promotions under civilian government were not being carried out based on political qualification and experience, rather they were based on political considerations.
    5 Marginalization
    When therefore an ethnic group feels highly marginalized by another or other ethnic group it can plan to change the status-quo through a coup."
    6. Political crisis
    Political crisis is another salient factor that is adduced to be responsible for military intervention in the
    breakdown of civil political order arrangements, which encourage the military to take over power.
    7. Political Development
    The other set of variables that explains military interventions, although related but distinct from social and economic development in a certain extent, can be grouped under the heading of political development. Strong civilian governmental and political institutions, democratic values, and so forth can be indicators of political development level.
    8. The Centrality of Military
    For the centrality of the military approach, the greater the resources and the cohesion of the military, the greater the likelihood of interventions are (Mayer and Burnett, 1977). One view emphasize the sectoral interests of the military, treating the military as a potentially parasitic institution which, given its centrality to the state's claim on legitimate violence, is prone to use this to dominate politically, and especially if civilian institutions are weak.
    9. Internal Conflict Based on Characteristic of the Society
    The ethnic antagonism includes cultural diversity of groups, ethnic dominance, and ethnic competition as causes of military intervention (Jenkins and Kposowa, 1992). The ethnic and other sectional rivalries among militaries may result in military interventions, which are mostly related with structure of society. Internal conflict is often associated with linguistic and ethnic heterogeneity
    10. Regional Differences
    Some research on the coup d’Etat in Latin America and Africa brings regional perspectives based on the argument that in those continents the coups are more likely due to diffusion effect of traditional political culture of coups. From the literature given, these hypotheses can be derived;



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  3. Anonymous1 May 2018 at 03:21

    SUMMARY OF ASSIGNMENT OF POL 223
    NAME: AMADI EMMANUEL CHUKWUEMELIE
    DEPT: POL. SC/ CRS
    REG.NO:16108300
    LEVEL: 200
    COURSE CODE: POL 223
    COURSE TITLE: NIGERIAN FOREIGN POLICY
    WHAT IS FOREIGN POLICY
    A foreign policy, also called foreign relations or foreign affairs policy, consists of self-interest measures chosen by the state to safeguard its national interests and to achieve goals within its international relations milieu. The approaches are strategically employed to interact with other countries. The study of such strategies is called foreign policy analysis. In recent times, due to the deepening level of globalization and transnational activities, the states will also have to interact with non-state actors.
    THE EXAMPLES OF FOREIGN POLICY
    Upon gaining independence in 1960, Nigeria quickly committed itself to improving the lives of the people of the country and harnessing the resources that remain vital to the economy of the country and her neighbours. By observing at what benefits and appropriate for the country, Nigeria became one of the founding members of the Organisation for African Unity (OAU), which later became the African Union. The Organisation for African Unity checks political stability of any African countries and encourages them to be holding regional meetings for the union. Nigeria backed the African National Congress (ANC) by taking a committed tough line with regard to the South African government and their military actions in southern Africa. Nigeria and Organisation for African Unity (OAU, now the African Union), has tremendous influence in West Africa nations and Africa on the whole. Nigeria has additionally founded regional cooperative efforts in West Africa, functioning as standard-bearer for ECOWAS and ECOMOG, economic and military organisations, respectively.
    HOW HAS THE INFLUENCE OF DOMESTIC AND EXTERNAL FACTOR AFFECTED THE NIGERIAN FOREIGN POLICY TILL DATE
    A thorough analysis of the factors affecting the formulation of Nigeria's foreign policy is necessary. It is important to begin by understanding the context in which Nigeria's foreign policy has been shaped. Nigeria's 55 year of independence have been characterize by two main phases of either authoritarian military rule or Democratic transitional civilian rule, with all the attendant characteristics and contradiction that this involves. Both Internal (domestic) and external factors have conditioned Nigeria's foreign policy formulation.

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  4. Anonymous1 May 2018 at 04:49

    SUMMARY OF ASSIGNMENT OF POL 223
    NAME: EZE KINGSLEY IKECHUKWU
    DEPT: POL. SC/ CRS
    REG.NO:16108314
    LEVEL: 200
    COURSE CODE: POL 223
    COURSE TITLE: NIGERIAN FOREIGN POLICY
    WHAT IS FOREIGN POLICY
    Foreign Policy is defined variously by different thinkers and politicians. Some of the important definitions of foreign policy are as under. According to Professor Gibson: "Foreign policy is well defined comprehensive plan based on knowledge and experience for conducting the business of the government with the rest of the world".
    According to Professor Joseph Frank: "Foreign policy consists of decisions and actions that involve to some appreciable extant. relations between one state and other" According to George Modelski “The system activities evolved by communities by changing the behavior of other states and for adjusting their own activities to international environment. According to C.C Rode: "A group of principles that is adopted by the states to protect the national interest and to change the behaviour of others."
    Foreign May be defined as: "Foreign policy gives you confidence on the basis of that you try to interact with other states".
    THE EXAMPLES OF FOREIGN POLICY
    A 1989 publication by the Federal Military Government, Four Years of the Babangida Administration, summarized the priority issues of Nigerian foreign policy: the abolition of apartheid in South Africa; the enhancement of Nigeria's relations with member countries of the European Economic Community (EEC), the United States, the Soviet Union, and with other major industrialized countries to increase the flow of foreign investments and capital into Nigeria; and continued support for international organizations, such as the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), the Organization of African Unity (OAU), and the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM). Relations with other African states constituted the cornerstone of Nigerian foreign policy.
    The Ministry of External Affairs was directly responsible for foreign policy formulation and implementation. Because matters were usually left in the hands of the minister and his officials, foreign policy positions could change radically from one minister to another, depending on the minister's orientation. In addition to the minister's immediate staff, there was a small foreign policy elite comprising other top government officials, interest group leaders, academicians, top military officers, religious leaders, and journalists. This elite exerted indirect influence through communiqués and press releases, as well as direct pressure on the government. In 1986 a conference--to which every stratum of this elite was invited--was held to review Nigeria's foreign policy and recommend broad policy frameworks for the 1990s and beyond.
    HOW HAS THE INFLUENCE OF DOMESTIC AND EXTERNAL FACTOR AFFECTED THE NIGERIAN FOREIGN POLICY TILL DATE
    Several factors conditioned Nigeria's foreign policy positions. First, the ethnic and religious mix of the country required cautious positions on some issues, such as policy toward Israel. Nigeria found it difficult to restore diplomatic ties with Israel and had not done so as of 1990 because of Muslim opposition and sympathy with the rest of the Arab Muslim world. Second, Nigeria's legacy as an ex-British colony, combined with its energy-producing role in the global economy, predisposed Nigeria to be pro-Western on most issues despite the desire to maintain a nonaligned status to avoid neocolonialism.

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  5. Anonymous5 May 2018 at 08:30

    SUMMARY OF ASSIGNMENT OF POL 223
    NAME: EZE KINGSLEY IKECHUKWU
    DEPT: POL. SC/ CRS
    REG.NO:16108314
    LEVEL: 200
    COURSE CODE: POL 223
    COURSE TITLE: NIGERIAN FOREIGN POLICY
    WHAT IS FOREIGN POLICY
    Foreign Policy is defined variously by different thinkers and politicians. Some of the important definitions of foreign policy are as under. According to Professor Gibson: "Foreign policy is well defined comprehensive plan based on knowledge and experience for conducting the business of the government with the rest of the world".
    According to Professor Joseph Frank: "Foreign policy consists of decisions and actions that involve to some appreciable extant. relations between one state and other" According to George Modelski “The system activities evolved by communities by changing the behavior of other states and for adjusting their own activities to international environment. According to C.C Rode: "A group of principles that is adopted by the states to protect the national interest and to change the behaviour of others."
    Foreign May be defined as: "Foreign policy gives you confidence on the basis of that you try to interact with other states".
    THE EXAMPLES OF FOREIGN POLICY
    A 1989 publication by the Federal Military Government, Four Years of the Babangida Administration, summarized the priority issues of Nigerian foreign policy: the abolition of apartheid in South Africa; the enhancement of Nigeria's relations with member countries of the European Economic Community (EEC), the United States, the Soviet Union, and with other major industrialized countries to increase the flow of foreign investments and capital into Nigeria; and continued support for international organizations, such as the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), the Organization of African Unity (OAU), and the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM). Relations with other African states constituted the cornerstone of Nigerian foreign policy.
    The Ministry of External Affairs was directly responsible for foreign policy formulation and implementation. Because matters were usually left in the hands of the minister and his officials, foreign policy positions could change radically from one minister to another, depending on the minister's orientation. In addition to the minister's immediate staff, there was a small foreign policy elite comprising other top government officials, interest group leaders, academicians, top military officers, religious leaders, and journalists. This elite exerted indirect influence through communiqués and press releases, as well as direct pressure on the government. In 1986 a conference--to which every stratum of this elite was invited--was held to review Nigeria's foreign policy and recommend broad policy frameworks for the 1990s and beyond.
    HOW HAS THE INFLUENCE OF DOMESTIC AND EXTERNAL FACTOR AFFECTED THE NIGERIAN FOREIGN POLICY TILL DATE
    Several factors conditioned Nigeria's foreign policy positions. First, the ethnic and religious mix of the country required cautious positions on some issues, such as policy toward Israel. Nigeria found it difficult to restore diplomatic ties with Israel and had not done so as of 1990 because of Muslim opposition and sympathy with the rest of the Arab Muslim world. Second, Nigeria's legacy as an ex-British colony, combined with its energy-producing role in the global economy, predisposed Nigeria to be pro-Western on most issues despite the desire to maintain a nonaligned status to avoid neocolonialism.

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  6. Anonymous4 June 2018 at 03:41

    CARRY-OVER
    NAME: ODO MARYANN N.
    DEPT: POL. SC/IGBO
    REG. NO: 16108342
    COURSE CODE: POL 126
    COURSE TITLE: MILITARY IN POLITICS
    LEVEL: 200
    GROUP: D (IBRAHIM BABANGIDA)
    NUMBER: 177
    LECTURER: MRS. M. N. OGENYI
    THE IMPACT OF MILITARY RULE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF DEMOCRACY IN AFRICA
    The military. Participants argued that, if the military is not transformed in the process of democratization, it would be difficult to have a dynamic civil society, because some actors would have an inordinate access to force: "The role of force in African politics must be examined. There are difficulties in affecting democratic transitions in Africa when there are people who can and are playing the ethnic game of winner take all with guns. Where such force exists, the nightmare scenario of societal fragmentation into a series of armed warlords, such as in Liberia and Somalia, can emerge." However, as argued by another participant: "The problem with all militaries around the world, and not just Africa, is how to control them—not their access to force."
    As one participant characterized it: "The plague of military intervention in politics by coups d'état has descended on Africa since independence. As a matter of fact, the first coup in sub-Saharan Africa occurred in Togo in 1963, that is, three years after most states became independent." There was agreement that African militaries do not respect the boundaries of the barracks, intervene in politics less out of altruistic motives than for a host of personal reasons, and arrogate to themselves the role of prescribing national goals and ideologies. Some thought the military threat is more severe today than in prior periods because the large-scale militarization that resulted from the cold war competition. Participants agreed that the arms race in Africa left tragic results. For example, prolonged periods of warfare and collapsing economies have left large numbers of young men with no skills, other than warfare, and few opportunities for civilian employment, even if they had the skills. Participants argued that the presence of formidable military forces in newly democratic or democratizing countries poses an ever-present temptation for intervention: "All issues become much more difficult to manage when some actors have access to force. The real issue we face, then, is violence, as potentially exercised by the military." Although much discussion focused on the military, participants did not agree on how best to confront the military threat in African politics. (Various nonconsensual suggestions that were advanced are discussed below.)
    In West Africa, there have been two categories of military coups d’état or military interventions into politics. The first of the two waves of military intervention coincided with the first two decades of independence, in the 1960s and 1970s when senior officers mostly masterminded military coups. Military Intervention into Politics 25 25Adekeye Adebajo, and Ismail O. D. Rashid, West Africa’s Security Challenges: Building Peace in A Troubled Region (Boulder, CO: Lynne Rienner Publisher, Inc. 2004), 147. Military coups that are provoked by a nation’s commanding officers are known as either Veto or Guardian coups d’état. On the one hand, the Veto coups d’état are prompted by social changes that directly threaten the interests of the military and its allies. Guardian coups d’état, on the other hand, are coups where the military intervenes in order to rescue the state from civilian mismanagement.26 The second wave of military coups d’état occurred in the 1980s and 1990s, and in contrast to the first wave, were in many cases instigated and led by junior officers or noncommissioned officers (NCOs).

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  7. Anonymous26 June 2018 at 05:05

    NAME: FAYEMI DEBORAH ABIDEMI
    DEPT.: ECONOMICS/POL. SC
    REG. NO: 17109448
    COURSE CODE: POL 126
    COURSE TITLE: MILITARY IN POLITICS
    LECTURER: MRS. M.N. OGENYI
    GROUP: A
    GROUP NUMBER: 35
    QUESTION:
    MENTION AND EXPLAIN 10 REASONS FOR MILITARY INTERVENTIONS IN POLITICS
    1. Socio-Economic Development
    The conclusion can be inferred that socio-economic status has a strong negative relation with the incidence of military interventions. One unit increase in socio-economic status of countries results in a .6 decrease on average in the expected value of coup when other variable in the model held constant.
    2. The Centrality of Military
    Several students of military intervention have stressed the importance of internal characteristics of the military establishment in determining the extent and nature of military intervention. However, our findings regarding the correlation among the centrality of military institutions and military interventions do not support the previous studies since the findings can be negligible both substantively and statistically (Table.II).


    3. Political Institutionalization
    Political institutionalization has a strong negative impact in preventing the military interventions in politics, as predicted. We conclude this since there is practically no chance that the incidence of coups and institutionalization of countries are not related (Table.II). An increase in the institutionalization level of countries results in a decrease on average in the expected value of coup when other variables in the model held constant.
    4. Economic Dependency and Regional Differences
    There is little evidence that coups were caused by economic dependency. Maybe this debt-GDP is only one of the factors as such that explains out-dependence to a certain extent in terms of commodity concentration. It appears that there is statistically significant relation only between expected coups and Latin American countries. In other word, if a country is from Latin America is more likely to have a coup.
    5. Structure of Society
    As the homogeneity of country increases, the expected value of coup increases slightly when other variables in model held constant, but it is not statistically significant Ethnic relations are notoriously difficult to capture in cross-sectional analysis. Our measures center on ratios between different groups in general population in terms of heterogeneity in language and ethnic and other groups.
    6. Corruption and Political Development
    Another great reason for military intervention in politics is political crisis in a country; like in the case of military interventions during the Cold War because the communistic regimes failed against capitalism and democracy. Corruption always weakens the government and results in high chances of military coups.
    7. Conflicts based on issues in the society
    These conflicts may include religious and ethnic problems; this happened in Nigeria during the first rise of Biafra. Nonetheless, it can still happen as Boko Haram and other terrorist organizations are a threat to the democratic regime.
    8. Firstly, the inordinate ambition of the military to hold sway of power was the major factor for military reign in Nigeria’s political atmosphere. This is an irrefutable fact.
    9. The military also saw the political instability of Nigeria as a reason to intervene at the various time they did. Truly, the polity of the Nigerian state was heated up at the various time coups took place. For instance, prior to the January 1966 coup, the people of the western region were in mess.
    10. Not that alone, electoral malpractices was one of the factors that largely engulfed the Nigerian state then. It is well known what electoral malpractices usually lead to. No political party can tolerate that.

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  8. Anonymous25 July 2018 at 03:56

    NAME: NNADI EMELDA CHIAMAKA
    DEPARTMENT: POL SC/ENG
    REG NO: 17109455
    COURSE CODE: POL 126
    GROUP: C (MURTALA MUHAMMED)
    NO: 147
    COURSE TITLE: MILITARY IN POLITICS
    QUESTION: SUMMARY THE VIDEO CLIP BY NNAA NWODO
    Nwodo Appeal to the National Assembly, he talked about the distinctive piece of our country, the diverse territories and called upon the president and the National Assembly to achieve something where we are missing behind.
    The president Ohanaeze Ndi Igbo talked on the circumstance of the national social affair and the power which the constitution embedded on them and how they could use it positively; Nigeria larger part lead course of action of government is especially poor in light of the way that the subject's suffrage isn't working and being denied. A country where their money related quality is a disaster area, our GDP is high, a country where it has been recorded more than 1000 executing for no essentially reason and the lawmaking body is doing nothing about it.
    If our country continues with like this by 2020 to 2024 our country will be fiscally dependent on various countries for our oil section. In these nation, control is being over centered around the legislature, the three feels tired of government are never again allowed to work uninhibitedly as assembled especially the Judicial arm.
    This country is a disaster area and I reinforce Mr Nwodo, imagine a country where 17 pioneer of the police started from a comparable State of the President, for what!!!? So we contend and ask Mr President and the National Assembly to deal with this country especially on the zones, for instance, our national security, grown-up suffrage, oil fragment, over union of force on the Federal Government, Independent of the Judiciary, our GDP rate of addition and nonappearance of Job Opportunities for our adolescence et cetera with the objective that these country will be an unrivaled one.

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  9. Anonymous25 July 2018 at 03:58

    NAME: ONUORAH IFEOMA PERPETUAL
    DEPARTMENT: POL SC/ENG
    REG NO: 17109326
    COURSE CODE: POL 126
    GROUP: D (IBRAHIM BABANGIDA)
    NO: 147
    COURSE TITLE: MILITARY IN POLITICS
    QUESTION: SUMMARY THE VIDEO CLIP BY NNAA NWODO
    John Nnaa Nwodo is the leader of Ohaneze ndi Igbo, he influenced an interest to National Assembly to concerning the circumstance of our nation (Nigeria) and its administrative structure and framework. In his announcement, his worry is on unacceptable monetary circumstance, security status, mal-working of law based arrangement of government and degenerate practices in legal arm of government.
    In Nigeria we are honing elected arrangement of government which is reasonable for multi-ethnic country with immense common assets like Nigeria yet it is just in principle not by and by. This interest will adapted both the national gathering and political class the constitution to empower or engage them to settle on a choice that will rebuild our nation circumstance financially, politically, socially and socially.
    All the Nigeria resident depend for oil item for survival however a period will come when oil advancement will decreased to most noteworthy restore, this exhibit from 2020-2024 in oil advertise, it will definitely diminished and Nigeria couldn't discovered them self anyplace. This is to state that Nigeria need to leave on horticultural item so that there will be no monetary pickle.
    Once more, issue of security of this nation Nigeria has demonstrated down in a way that slaughtering of blameless Nigeria wind up troubling. We Nigeria ask the Mr. President for security reason. Mr. President rebuild Nigeria, it is better in time of territorial government than this long stretches of Nigeria circumstance has being most exceedingly bad at a state where defilement, theft open reserve has been occurring in the nation on the loose. Nigeria ought to amplify advancement of farming, cocoa and groundnut for sustenance of the nation. Nation like Netherlands is the fourteenth biggest economy on the planet trade simply vegetable and they made a great deal of 100 billion dollar consistently which they used to survive their nation consistently more than what Nigeria is acknowledging from the raw petroleum.

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  10. Anonymous25 July 2018 at 05:08

    NAME: EMMANUEL JANE CHIDIMMA
    DEPARTMENT: POL SC/ENG
    REG NO: 171010049
    COURSE CODE: POL 126
    GROUP: D (IBRAHIM BABANGIDA)
    NO: 162
    COURSE TITLE: MILITARY IN POLITICS
    QUESTION: SUMMARY THE VIDEO CLIP BY NNAA NWODO
    John Nnaa Nwodo is the leader of Ohaneze ndi Igbo, he influenced an interest to National Assembly to concerning the circumstance of our nation (Nigeria) and its administrative structure and framework. In his announcement, his worry is on inadmissible financial circumstance, security status, mal-working of law based arrangement of government and degenerate practices in legal arm of government.
    In Nigeria we are rehearsing elected arrangement of government which is reasonable for multi-ethnic country with immense characteristic assets like Nigeria yet it is just in principle not by and by. This interest will equipped both the national get together and political class the constitution to empower or engage them to settle on a choice that will rebuild our nation circumstance monetarily, politically, socially and socially.
    All the Nigeria native depend for oil item for survival yet a period will come when oil advancement will lessened to most astounding return, this grandstand from 2020-2024 in oil advertise, it will radically diminished and Nigeria couldn't discovered them self anyplace. This is to state that Nigeria need to set out on farming item so that there will be no budgetary situation.
    Once more, issue of security of this nation Nigeria has demonstrated down in a way that executing of honest Nigeria end up troubling. We Nigeria ask the Mr. President for security reason. Mr. President rebuild Nigeria, it is better in time of provincial government than this long stretches of Nigeria circumstance has being most noticeably awful at a state where defilement, misappropriation open reserve has been occurring in the nation on the loose. Nigeria ought to extend improvement of horticulture, cocoa and groundnut for sustenance of the nation. Nation like Netherlands is the fourteenth biggest economy on the planet trade simply vegetable and they made a great deal of 100 billion dollar consistently which they used to survive their nation consistently more than what Nigeria is acknowledging from the raw petroleum.

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  11. Anonymous25 July 2018 at 05:22

    NAME: UGWUOKE ODINAKA LOVETH
    DEPARTMENT: ECONS/POL SC
    REG NO: 17109221
    COURSE CODE: POL 126
    GROUP: A (AGUYI IRONSI)
    NO: 34
    COURSE TITLE: MILITARY IN POLITICS
    QUESTION: SUMMARY THE VIDEO CLIP BY NNAA NWODO
    My view to this intrigue, I am in help of what Nna Nwodo said; in light of the way that in case you come into Nigeria, Nigeria as a nation has various recourses, known as mineral arrangement of activity like, crude oil. In Nigeria we are the oil most indulgent on the planet and note making usage of it or the advantages as broad.
    The principal go through of Nigeria, they practices regional government and things moving all well in association in the midst of that time, Hausa, Igbo, Yoruba is normal on the central progression of the country. Nigeria as a law based government from the past association, lawmaking body of the Nation wherever was subsequently well, anyway ordinary association of the country by and by well is altogether down.
    We Nigeria ask, Mr President Country known as Mohamed Buhari to lock in and unite hand to enhance Nigeria.
    Possibly, issues of security reason, Nigeria is known as having issue to such an extent that BOKO HARAM fear monger butchering masses especially the faultless one's in north, paying little respect to whether the north give skilled hands that can give the course forward to standard level with the objective that wobbliness of the country would completely stop. Again perceived delegate known as National Assembly should definitly come, and work as one for the colossal progression of Nigeria. Nigeria should set out on provincial change so that from now to 2020. We have on what to boast about and particularly to restoring the accident arrive check. Case country on the planet recieving and using palm shell being developed of boulevards and doing other social upgrades also Nigeria that are prominent as the most luxurious oil conveying country on the planet without using the money for the world federative unit. For example, there is some country on the planet getting 1 billion dollar reliably, using it for financing their state and they in perspective of vegetable age and they are making it for standard level talk a more noteworthy measure of Nigeria with the oil thing. So for that Mr. President Buhari must endeavor to remake the change of Nigeria, in other to give standard in living.

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  12. Anonymous25 July 2018 at 05:27

    NAME: UGWUANYI LOVELYN IFUNANYA
    DEPARTMENT: ECONS/POL SC
    REG NO: 17109151
    COURSE CODE: POL 126
    GROUP: A (AGUYI IRONSI)
    NO: 32
    COURSE TITLE: MILITARY IN POLITICS
    QUESTION: SUMMARY THE VIDEO CLIP BY NNAA NWODO
    Propensity with an Appeal by Nwodo the President Ohanaeze Ndi Igbo to the National Assemble as a heading in my own particular view is the discussion Nwodo was to the corruption at nation the association to talk in minutes at this nature and the issue at our nation to be made. That arrangement be an assention at the movement of the nation will stand ibn monetary reliability between them their stress of budgetary or passing on short at introduced limit work creation is low and political dangers are fortified both the security controls in our nation.
    The legal and heads picked structure government and unitary framework they additionally require change in both the issues in our nation to stay away from the debasement in the nation at Nigeria what's more need to get the Justice in our nation of another issue we have in our nation is that a man need of constitution at our nation we comprehend that the National Assembly has our open conference on devolution of pass what I mean is that the President should think about the issue and sole, modify the constitution change in our nation so the issue of things What's more, he grumbled that our structure makes the tail looked for after the little puppy as opposed to the canine looked for after the tail. He said that Nigeria is the pride of Africa and in the event that we ought to lose oil and horticulture that we are going know where. Furthermore, he establish that history places one of each a specific merging to change the other a things. He additionally ask in what breaking point can stop and serve ournational this cataclysm that has fallen on us. Also, there comes a period when unit is sure we approach you individual from the national party his up and spare our nation.
    Furthermore, he determine that history places one of each a particular crossing point to change the other a things. He also ask in what limit can stop and serve ournational this disturbance that has fallen on us. Additionally, there comes a period when unit is inevitable we approach you individual from the national social gathering his up and save our country.

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  13. Anonymous25 July 2018 at 08:46

    NAME: OZIOKO IFUNANYA MIRACLE
    DEPARTMENT: POL SC/ENG
    REG NO: 17109602
    COURSE CODE: POL 126
    GROUP: D (IBRAHIM BABANGIDA)
    NO: 148
    COURSE TITLE: MILITARY IN POLITICS
    QUESTION: SUMMARY THE VIDEO CLIP BY NNAA NWODO
    Nwodo Appeal to the National Assembly, he discussed the different part of our nation, the different areas and called upon the president and the National Assembly to accomplish something where we are missing behind.
    The president OHANAEZE NDI IGBO chatted on the situation of the national get together and the power which the constitution installed on them and how they could utilize it decidedly; Nigeria equitable arrangement of government is exceptionally poor on the grounds that the subject's suffrage isn't working and being denied. A nation where their financial soundness is a wreck, our GDP is high, a nation where it has been recorded in excess of 1000 executing for no simply reason and the administration is doing nothing about it.
    On the off chance that our nation proceeds with like this by 2020 to 2024 our nation will be monetarily subject to different nations in favor of our oil part. In these country, control is being over focused on the central government, the three feels sick of government are never again permitted to work unreservedly as gathered particularly the Judicial arm.
    This nation is a wreck and I bolster Mr Nwodo, envision a nation where 17 leader of the police originated from a similar State of the President, for what!!!? So we argue and ask Mr President and the National Assembly to take care of this nation particularly on the regions, for example, our national security, grown-up suffrage, oil division, over centralization of intensity on the Federal Government, Independent of the Judiciary, our GDP rate of increment and absence of Job Opportunities for our childhood and so on with the goal that these nation will be a superior one.

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  14. Anonymous25 July 2018 at 08:48

    NAME: EZE JACINTHA CHIOMA
    DEPARTMENT: POL SC/ENG
    REG NO: 17109427
    COURSE CODE: POL 126
    GROUP: C (MURTALA MUHAMMED)
    NO: 96
    COURSE TITLE: MILITARY IN POLITICS
    QUESTION: SUMMARY THE VIDEO CLIP BY NNAA NWODO
    Penchant with an Appeal by Nwodo the President Ohanaeze Ndi Igbo to the National Assemble as a heading in my own specific view is the exchange Nwodo was to the debasement at country the relationship to talk in minutes at this nature and the issue at our country to be made. That course of action be an assention at the development of the country will stand ibn financial dependability between them their worry of budgetary or passing on short at presented restrain work creation is low and political risks are invigorated both the security controls in our country.

    The lawful and heads picked structure government and unitary system they also require change in both the issues in our country to avoid the corruption in the country at Nigeria what's more need to get the Justice in our country of another issue we have in our country is that a man need of constitution at our country we grasp that the National Assembly has our open meeting on devolution of pass what I mean is that the President should think about the issue and sole, alter the constitution change in our country so the issue of things What's more, he protested that our structure makes the tail searched for after the little young doggie rather than the canine searched for after the tail. He said that Nigeria is the pride of Africa and if we should lose oil and cultivation that we are going know where. Besides, he build up that history places one of each a particular converging to change the other a things. He furthermore ask in what limit can stop and serve ournational this upheaval that has fallen on us. Likewise, there comes a period when unit is certain we approach you individual from the national party his up and save our country.

    Besides, he discover that history places one of each a specific intersection point to change the other a things. He likewise ask in what farthest point can stop and serve ournational this aggravation that has fallen on us. Also, there comes a period when unit is unavoidable we approach you individual from the national get-together his up and spare our nation.

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  15. Anonymous25 July 2018 at 08:51

    NAME: MALLO CHINENCHEREM FELICITA
    DEPARTMENT: POL SC/ENG
    REG NO: 171010031
    COURSE CODE: POL 126
    GROUP: D (IBRAHIM BABANGIDA)
    NO: 169
    COURSE TITLE: MILITARY IN POLITICS
    QUESTION: SUMMARY THE VIDEO CLIP BY NNAA NWODO
    John Nnaa Nwodo is the leader of Ohaneze ndi Igbo, he influenced an interest to National Assembly to concerning the circumstance of our nation (Nigeria) and its legislative structure and framework. In his announcement, his worry is on inadmissible monetary circumstance, security status, mal-working of popularity based arrangement of government and degenerate practices in legal arm of government.
    In Nigeria we are rehearsing elected arrangement of government which is appropriate for multi-ethnic country with tremendous characteristic assets like Nigeria however it is just in principle not practically speaking. This interest will equipped both the national get together and political class the constitution to empower or engage them to settle on a choice that will rebuild our nation circumstance financially, politically, socially and socially.
    All the Nigeria national depend for oil item for survival however a period will come when oil advancement will lessened to most noteworthy restore, this exhibit from 2020-2024 in oil showcase, it will radically decreased and Nigeria couldn't discovered them self anyplace. This is to state that Nigeria need to leave on farming item so that there will be no money related quandary.
    Once more, issue of security of this nation Nigeria has demonstrated down in a way that murdering of guiltless Nigeria wind up troubling. We Nigeria ask the Mr. President for security reason. Mr. President rebuild Nigeria, it is better in time of local government than this long periods of Nigeria circumstance has being most exceedingly bad at a state where debasement, theft open store has been occurring in the nation on the loose. Nigeria ought to grow improvement of farming, cocoa and groundnut for sustenance of the nation. Nation like Netherlands is the fourteenth biggest economy on the planet send out simply vegetable and they made a ton of 100 billion dollar consistently which they used to survive their nation consistently more than what Nigeria is acknowledging from the raw petroleum.

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  16. Anonymous25 July 2018 at 08:53

    NAME: OMENLI ANNASTECIA CHINWENDU
    DEPARTMENT: POL SC/ENG
    REG NO: 17109108
    COURSE CODE: POL 126
    GROUP: D (IBRAHIM BABANGIDA)
    NO: 136
    COURSE TITLE: MILITARY IN POLITICS
    QUESTION: SUMMARY THE VIDEO CLIP BY NNAA NWODO
    My view to this intrigue, I am in help of what Nna Nwodo said; in light of the course that if you come into Nigeria, Nigeria as a nation has distinctive recourses, known as mineral game-plan of development like, foul oil. In Nigeria we are the oil most liberal on the planet and note making use of it or the great conditions as sweeping.
    The key understanding of Nigeria, they sharpens neighborhood government and things moving all well in relationship in the midst of that time, Hausa, Igbo, Yoruba is common on the central development of the country. Nigeria as a law based government from the past association, lawmaking body of the Nation wherever was therefore well, at any rate traditional relationship of the country in the end well is all things considered down.
    We Nigeria ask, Mr President Country known as Mohamed Buhari to anchor and join hand to redesign Nigeria.
    Possibly, issues of security reason, Nigeria is known as having issue to such an extent, to the point that BOKO HARAM fear monger butchering masses especially the impeccable one's in north, paying little respect to whether the north give capable hands that can give the course forward to standard level with the objective that precariousness of the country would thoroughly stop. Again observed name known as National Assembly should definitly come, and work as one for the goliath development of Nigeria. Nigeria should set out on regular change so that from now to 2020. We have on what to boast about and particularly to restoring the setback arrive check. Case country on the planet recieving and using palm shell being delivered of lanes and doing other social updates in like manner Nigeria that are perceptible as the most luxurious oil passing on country on the planet without using the money for the world federative unit. For example, there is some country on the planet getting 1 billion dollar constantly, using it for financing their state and they in setting of vegetable age and they are making it for standard level talk a more basic measure of Nigeria with the oil thing. So for that Mr. President Buhari must endeavor to re-try the distinction in Nigeria, in other to give standard in living.

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  17. Anonymous25 July 2018 at 09:03

    NAME: ONUGWU CHINENYENWA C.
    DEPARTMENT: POL SC/ENG
    REG NO: 17109592
    COURSE CODE: POL 126
    GROUP: D (IBRAHIM BABANGIDA)
    NO: 141
    COURSE TITLE: MILITARY IN POLITICS
    QUESTION: SUMMARY THE VIDEO CLIP BY NNAA NWODO
    My view to this interest, I am in support of what Nna Nwodo said; in light of the route that in the event that you come into Nigeria, Nigeria as a country has different recourses, known as mineral course of action of movement like, unrefined petroleum. In Nigeria we are the oil most liberal on the planet and note making utilization of it or the favorable circumstances as expansive.
    The key experience of Nigeria, they hones local government and things moving all well in relationship amidst that time, Hausa, Igbo, Yoruba is ordinary on the focal movement of the nation. Nigeria as a law based government from the past affiliation, lawmaking body of the Nation wherever was consequently well, at any rate conventional relationship of the nation eventually well is by and large down.
    We Nigeria ask, Mr President Country known as Mohamed Buhari to secure and join hand to upgrade Nigeria.
    Potentially, issues of security reason, Nigeria is known as having issue to such a degree, to the point that BOKO HARAM fear monger butchering masses particularly the flawless one's in north, paying little regard to whether the north give talented hands that can give the course forward to standard level with the target that instability of the nation would totally stop. Again saw appoint known as National Assembly should definitly come, and work as one for the giant movement of Nigeria. Nigeria should set out on common change so that from now to 2020. We have on what to gloat about and especially to reestablishing the mischance arrive check. Case nation on the planet recieving and utilizing palm shell being produced of streets and doing other social updates likewise Nigeria that are noticeable as the most extravagant oil passing on nation on the planet without utilizing the cash for the world federative unit. For instance, there is some nation on the planet getting 1 billion dollar dependably, utilizing it for financing their state and they in context of vegetable age and they are making it for standard level talk a more imperative measure of Nigeria with the oil thing. So for that Mr. President Buhari must undertaking to redo the difference in Nigeria, in other to give standard in living.

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