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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:
- Each and every
one of you should do your own assignment based on the group you fell into
- After typing
your assignment send the summary to my blog and submit the written one
handwritten not to be typed.
- Make sure
you write your number e.g. if you are no 10 or 170 you specify and then
your group
- Don’t forget
to write your name, registration number, department and the question
- The assignment
carries 20 marks
- Coping attracts
conciliation which is automatic 0 don’t allow anyone to copy from your own
- Deadline for
submission is on 30th April
NAME: CHUKWU CHINAZA EMMANUEL
ReplyDeleteREGISTRATION NUMBER: 17109729
DEPARTMENT: ECONS/POL SC
NUMBER: 11
GROUP: A (AGUI IRONSI)
QUESTION: TEN REASONS FOR MILITARY INTERVENTION IN POLITICS
ANSWER
1. REGIONAL BASED POLITICAL PARTIES: Various political parties that were operating at the time were not national in nature. The entire support base of the various political parties was regionalised. The National Council of Nigeria and the Cameroun was supported mainly by people from the Eastern Region, the Action Group drew its support from the Western Region and the Northern People’s Congress drew its support mainly from the Northern Region. This, according to the military did not engender national cohesion.
2. MISMANAGEMENT OF ECONOMY: Another accusation that was leveled against the civilian government to warrant their overthrow was that they mismanaged the economy. The economy was said to have been so mismanaged that if the military had not stepped in, the economy would have slid into an abyss.
3. UNHEALTHY RIVALRY AMONG THE MAJOR TRIBES: The politicians of the day were accused by the military of engaging in tribal politics. The political practice of the time was based on ethnicity so that each of the major political parties was jostling for supremacy. This, according to the military, badly damaged national unity.
4. POLITICIZATION OF THE ARMY: Another cause of the military intervention in Nigeria was the politicization of the army. The army was so politicized that one’s promotion was no longer based on one’s experience, qualification and training but rather on one’s political leanings which was in turn underpinned on one’s tribal origin.
5. TRIBALISM AND NEPOTISM: Another key contribution to the military overthrow of the civilian government of the day was tribalism and nepotism. Recruitment, appointment and promotion within the Nigerian Civil Service was based on “whom you know”. One was not too sure of appointment into the Civil Service if one did not know any “Oga” within the service or did not belong to a certain tribe. This, the military said was bad.
6. FOREIGN COMPLICITY: One cannot rule out foreign complicity in the Nigerian coup d’tat of 1966 and subsequent ones. Some foreign powers are suspected of being involved in regime change so that they can help put into power governments that are amenable to their whims and caprices.
7. 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
8. CENTRALITY OF THE MILITARY: This theory provides the idea that the greater the resources and power the military has, the greater the chances of a military coup. A weak civilian institution may provoke strong military forces to take over power in the country, this is why the actions of military forces should be monitored
9. REGIONAL DIFFERENCE: Regional differences are always provided as the reason for military intervention in the political affairs of Latin America. Nigeria also has some problems existing between some states. Nigeria is a country where more than 400 tribes coexist peacefully.
10. SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: According to this theory, a military intervention can happen as a result of disbelief in the socio-economic development of the country. Socially and economically stable countries are less prone to military coups. Military interventions usually take place in countries with low-income status. Nigeria experienced this problem during the military coups up to the beginning of the 1990s. Nigeria may not be able to survive another economic crisis.