AN EVALUATION OF ETHNICITY AND ISSUE OF POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA (A CASE STUDY OF DELTA STATE)
AN EVALUATION
OF ETHNICITY AND ISSUE OF
POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA
(A CASE STUDY OF DELTA STATE)
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ABSTRACT
THIS
PROJECT IS ON THE EVALUATION OF ETHNICITY AND THE ISSUE OF POLITICAL
DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA.
THE ETHNICITY IS A SOCIAL CONSULT THAT INDICATES IDENTIFICATION WITH A
PARTICULAR GROUP. WHICH IS OFTEN DECENDED FROM COMMON ANCESTORS. MEMBERS AS THE
GROUP SHARE COMMON CULTURAL TRAITS (SUCH AS LANGUAGE RELIGION AND DRESS) AND
ARE ON AN IDENTIFICABLE MINORITY WITHIN THE LARGER NATION - STATE. WHILE  POLITICAL 
DEVELOPMENT IS THE PROGRESSIVE 
REDUCTION OF ETHNIC  CULTURAL AND
RELIGION  TENSION AND ELEMENTS OF
NON-CONTINUITIES  IN  THE PROCESS OF CREATING A VIRTUALLY
HOMOGENOUS CONSTITUTIONAL AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT  LEADING 
TO THE ATTAINMENT  OF A
VIABLE  POLITICAL CULTURE.
        THE 
CHOICE OF THIS  TOPIC  WAS NECESSITATED  BY THE DESTABILIZING TENDENCIES
OF THIS PHENOMENON  WHICH HAS  INFACT 
THREATENED THE EXISTENCE OF NIGERIA STATE IN A NUMBER OF  INSTABLE AND HAS THUS HINDERED MEANINGFUL
NATIONAL POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT. THIS WORK IS AN ATTEMPT TO TRACE ITS ORIGIN.
THOSE FACTORS THAT PROPAGATE ITS PRESENCE IN NIGERIA POLICIES AND HOLD IT CAN BE
ELIMINATED SO AS TO ENHANCE NATIONAL POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT. THOUGH  SOLUTIONS 
HAVE ALWAYS BE OFFERED THEY HAVE 
NOT YIELDED ANY POSITIVE 
RESULT  HENCE THE NEED  TO 
LOOK FOR A MORE VIABLE  OPTION
BY  LOOKING AT THE DIVISION  THAT EXIST IN A PLURALIST SUCH  DIFFERENCES. THERE SOLUTION MUST COME FROM
POWER SHARING   AMONG THE VARIOUS ETHNIC
OR OTHER SECTARIAN GROUPS. YET ANOTHER STEP WOULD BE TO INCULCATE RELIGION
AUTONOMY AND FEDERATION INTO THE STATE SYSTEM WHICH ENABLE LOCAL   AND REGIONAL AUTHORITIES WITH A DEGREE
AUTONOMOUS POWER AND AUTHORITY.    
TABLE OF CONTENTS
TITLE
PAGE                                                            i
APPROVAL
PAGE                                                    ii
DEDICATION                                                          iii
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT                                           iv
ABSTRACT                                                              vi
TABLE
OF CONTENT                                              ix
CHAPTER ONE
1.0     
INTRODUCTION                                             1
1.1  BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY                     4
1.2
PURPOSE OF THE STUDY                               24
1.3   STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM                    26
1.4
SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY                     30
1.5
RESEARCH QUESTIONS                                  31
1.6  SCOPE 
OF THE STUDY                                  32
1.7
DEFINITION OF TERMS                                   33
CHAPTER TWO
2.0     
LITERATURE REVIEW                                    36
2.1
SUMMARY OFF LITERATURE REVIEW           57
CHAPTER THREE
3.0     
 METHODOLOGY                                            58
   BRIEF OUTLINE OF THE STUDY                        58
3.1
DESIGN OF THE STUDY                                  59
3.2
AREA OF THE STUDY                                      60
3.3
POPULATION OF THE STUDY                          60
3.4
SAMPLE OF THE STUDY                                  61
3.5
INSTRUMENT FOR DATA COLLECTION  62
3.6
VALIDATION OF THE INSTRUMENT               63
 METHOD OF DATA ANALYSIS                              63
CHAPTER FOUR
4.0     
DATA PRESENTATION                                   64
4.1    DATA ANALYSIS                                            64
4.2
FINDINGS                                                         69
CHAPTER
FIVE
 SUMMARY OF FINDINGS                                      69 
 RECOMMENDATIONS 
 CONCLUSION
 LIMITATIONS OF THE STUDY
SUGGESTION
FOR FURTHER STUDIES 
REFERENCES
QUESTIONNAIRE
CHAPTER ONE
INTRODUCTION
        The realm of politic is the field of
greatest conflict in the   society. This
is not surprising   since policies are
the process whereby society arbitrates over power and allocation or score
resource. However in modern western political dictionary political this
ability  that been seen as
characteristic  of the developing
country  or countries in transition  in African 
Latin American  and  Asia transition  in Africa 
Latin America and Asia .
        The political disability in African
countries could  be attributed to  many factors ranging from the frequently from
the  frequency of militating coup to
political violence and civil  disorders,
which are all as a result  of the  existence and 
dominance of social elenge such as religion,  regionalism 
tribalism and most especially 
ethnicity. Ethnicity in our political life having proved uncontrollable
deserves serious attention. It is evident that this Nigeria, which can be seen from the
frequent changes of government and coup date in the country. This study is
therefore going to concentrate on how the problem of ethnicity has affected the
political development of Nigeria.
        Nigeria is a nation whose history
is replete with numerous and varied existing and political threats to national
political development. In colonial era till date, the sad yet unfortunate story
has been that of one geo-ethnic group attempting to assert and, in the process,
establish her hegemony over the other, perceived as posing a veritable   threat to its very existence.
Consequent  upon this  alleged threat of  dominance 
it has  become  fashionable 
to see a particular  sub national
group  treating  session 
from  the  rest of 
the federation unit  on the  basis of  
on from  of disaffection  or the 
other. For instance in 1953 the Northern segment of the country called
for session in the following year. It was 
the west, therefore, secession 
urges became  dormant  a determines  
attempt  to out  of Nigeria 
to constitute in self into  an
independent  entity. It is necessary to
state that these secession attempted his greatly affected the political
development of Nigeria.
How these various   secession
attempted   has affected political
development of Nigeria  will be  
discussed in subsequent chapter.
1.1  BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY   
        Nigeria 
by over four hundred  ethnic  group 
with each  having m it own
language   and tradition  the dominant 
ethnic  groups as we have  noted 
above  are the Hausa- Fulani   in the North,  the Yoruba’s 
in the  and the Igbo’s in the
East.
        Nigeria was formed  by the 
gradual incorporation  of
different areas and people  into
which  empire  from 1861 onward   and 
took it final  shape in 1914
the  Amalgam a  nation of the Southern and Northern  protectorates 
in 1939 the Southern  
protectorate  was divided
into  Eastern and Western regions there
are yet other force  within each of these
dominant regions. These were the 
minorities are those  who are  shadowed and discriminated  against by the three major ethnic  groups in the 
North, there is the  middle  belt, the west had mid-west  and the 
Calabar  Ogoja river (COR) area in
the  eat. 
        From 
above  analysis one is led  to 
believe that the  claims of
separate  social  group 
must   necessary  be incompatible  with the demands  of the 
w hole social  group this  is not usually, the  case 
for instance  there  are 
French and English  speaking
condition  in  Canada 
Creak and Shovas in Czecholo Vakia, the French  Italian and German in Switzerland
        No doubt political instability affect
the political as well as economic development of any   nation 
but it consequence  are often  exaggerated. It  has 
been  argued that political
instability is inherent  in and country  but the ability of the  political system to certain  stress generated  within 
it at any  given  time  determines  political 
instability. While  rejecting  this 
argument, it is   important
to  note 
that the British introduced 
ethnicity  into  Nigeria polities  during the 
colonial period  and what  they did 
at  independence  was  to
create a political  system hat was  unable 
to contain the  stress
generated  by this  ethnicity
Thus
a British colonial governor characterized 
Nigeria
as a collection of Self contained and mutually independent native state.
Separated  from  one mother and  tradition and by  ethnological 
racial, tribal political social and religion  Barrier’s (Clifford  1920) 
it is not clamed hat hetegenous cultural 
background  does not  affect political  stability, the ability to weld the
different  ethnic groups together  is the 
process of  nation building, which
is  not 
an easy ask. It involves  the
transformation of the  pre-colonial
political  entire  of the  
societies with the Nigeria  temporary   into a virile  political 
culture  the would  sustain the Nigeria state. When the alien
culture of Europe impinged on the existing
societies is credited a problem of adjustment which required new technique and
ideas to deal with the new order. Incidentally the instability as a result of
ethnicity  and other  social colleagues  which permeated the Nigeria  political 
scenes, this  has
consequently  affected the  political 
development of  Nigeria. 
What
made ethnicity to assume  an  alarming proportion  in the 
polities  of Nigeria was  that 
the focus of each of the dominant ethnic 
group  was on equal  share of race-course.
The
question was who get what, how and by how much. They wanted to maximize their
individual security the control of the  
lion-share of the country source resource  
Today
the biggest threat to nation political development   is that of lack of unity. In the absence of
duty of a kind to will became difficult to define common national  objective 
identification of a  common  economy. The greatest threat to unity today
is ethnicity.
This  work 
is therefore  throughout  a comitial review of the  problem 
of ethnicity  and it  effect 
on  the political development of
Nigeria since independence till  date.
MEMORANDUM OF DELTA STATE      
        Nigeria 
came into being as a result  of
the  empirical amalgamation in 1914 of
the  protectorate  of Northern Nigeria one the  one hand, and of Southern Nigeria and
they  colony of Lagos  on the 
other hand.  This brought together
communities of diverse  peoples and
culture which  evolved into an
independent  sovereign nation in 1960.
However, Nigeria
continues to face   a number of  challenge 
and induced  by  the Justice, 
inequity and unfair  inherent in this internal socio-political  arrangements. For the to
develop into a strong nation deliberates efforts must be made to deal with
these factors. 
        Delta state is made up of five major
nationalistic, with a combined population of over 4 million people. This figure
is an undercount as we shall indicate in a later section under  census. The state was created out of the
former Bendel state in 1991. it has  a
geographical area  on 17440 square  kilometer consisting of  dry land wetland creak  rivers 
swamps, extensive  existence  coastline 
and continental shelf. Of this geographical area   about 60, percent is made   of its population   live on the swampy river-line parts and
their   traditional  occupation and  mainstay s mostly  farming and fishing.
        In addition to agricultural and solid
mineral resources, the state is endowed with enormous oil   and gas reserves. Delta state  has been  
the  major producer of crude oil
and natural gas  in Nigeria  since 1958 
when first  well  were 
drilled  by the  shell petroleum development company. As celebrate
n the   pamphlet. the  story of shell B.P (1972) The discovery
of  oil in  the 
western  Nigeria Delta  established Nigeria firmly as a  major 
world producer   of  oil.
        This view of the   primary of Delta state in the oil economy is
confirmed by the late M.O Feyider, Nigeria former  secretary  
of the  organization of
petroleum  exporting  countries (OPEC). During the executive
directorship of Dimafume Onoge. Also G.G.  Darah Delta state from group captain Luke
Ochulor Felix Ibru-To James Ibori. The 
failure   of the  1999 constitution to provide  for his this diversity in the nations  political 
structure  has become  a major source  of  our
current difficulties. As a direct consequence of the concentration of powers
and resources in the  federal government
under 1999 construction. Nigeria  has
been  purged  into an unending  series of 
crisis  upon crisis  since the 
commencement   of the   so-called  
fourth  republic  on 27th  May, 1999. The country is concurrently
confronted with:
1.
    Fierce competition for the capture
of   power at the center leading to overheating  and 
instability of the polity. Mutual 
supervision and  fears   of 
domination  and marginalization  between 
ethnic  state leading  to  the
rise of ethnic militias   and violet
conflict .
        on the 
fifth and   last day, the tempo of
the festival rises with  increased
booming of  cannon  guns and echoes  of Joyans Song by some  gifted 
women singer:. Expert tempters blow their thrilling tune in praise of
the Obi Okpala-Uku or Diokpa and t he prominent farmers of the land. 
        On this day large quantities of yams are
roasted, cleared and   mixed with fresh
or fried oil.  Everybody partake of it.
Some quantities of it are sent to friend well wishers, finances and others, an
action which reflects to bond of cordial relationship. On this day two meat of
all the goat slaughtered the   previous day
share among the people. More dancing and merriment continue with boys and girls
arranging special get-together to mark the occasion. During the last two  days of the 
festival,  the  houses of the titles men and women, the
Iyase, the Odogwu, the Onu and others 
are  scene   of great 
festivities  with several  visitor from far. These   personalities, by virtues of their special
position in the town, bear  a great  burden 
of the festival  and are   often fully 
stretched to meet the demand  of
their. 
        The impart of Iwaji  on the people in such  that many 
opinion  have been expressed in an  attempt to 
discern the motive  of  their 
forefather in evolving the age-ling 
festival. The social seventies sees the festival as a
deconstruction   of the people communities
of interest. The agriculturist say it was intended to serve as an impetus to
woven white shirt dance   round the
village, some their elephant tusk trumpets. Goats and cock are slaughtered
before the family shrine  by Ndichhie and
Nze.
        Libation are poured and the spirit  of the dead 
ancestors  are involved to share
the joys of new session everywhere the music of wooden  group throb in the palaces   of Obi’s and other   traditional 
rulers. 
        Before he ritual  ceremonies, the  shrine 
including  the god of the
farm  Ifejioku are  purified 
by young Virgins (Umuada) with eggs and 
chicken tied on piece of  young
palm  frond   and 
dragged  around the premises
reciting  from shrines and so   make them 
worshipable. After the  scarified
before the  family shrine  by Nze 
food is cooked and all present parake  
of the  pounded yam   which must be  tested first by  the Obi 
or Diokpa  of each   family group. This is followed by merriment.
Rejoicing and   dancing particularly by
the young   ones, who eat and drink with
abandon singing. In beautiful traditional attire and in the case of ladies
with  headiest, neckless earrings to
match. They dance in group round their respective communities according to   their age-grades. They  provides 
themselves  with  various  
item of respondent, including Kola Nuts 
soft  drinks  and 
local  gin, in the  evening 
of  this  day. Small children hold mock market with
several odd things. Including pick of new yams, the means of exchange   is the cowry.
CULTURAL PERSPECTIVE     
        Iwaji (New yam) festival  is one of the 
oldest  and most  revered  
traditional  festival of the  people 
of Delta  North  arise of state where  farming constitutes the  main 
source f the  people  live hood.
Although
here are slight  differences  in 
name and mode of celebration from place 
to  in  the area, the festival s essential  an 
occasion   of great job and
happiness among the people  for it. .   
Marks  the end of the period of  famine and the beginning  of the 
season of plenty  like many
other  traditional festivals Iwaji  no fixed date. It is however invariably
celebrates annually in the first or second week of September. It last for about
five days. Great preparation are usually made for the festival and the timing
is determined by a   council of elder
with the Diokpa (Oldest man)   or the Obi
each town  presiding.  They are usually guided in their  by the phase of the third day the  farmer 
and all members of their families 
go  to the farm to collect new  yams, many which are sent  as present  
by husbands to their  parent  in-law and to their dear ones as a  token of friendship.
The
actual celebration starts on the  fourth
day which is usually the  native resting
day called Eke. On this  day guns boom,
and the  Obi’s and Diokpa clad in
traditional increases   productivity, the
not-too serious  minded man  in the street 
does not  even  associate 
the any conscious attempt by the ancestors to attain  and end, but rather regards it a  mere 
passions or revelry. whatever the various interpretation , the people f
this area  regard the festival  as native reward  for 
hard work and also a reminder f the importance of farming  in 
their  lives  this 
no doubt, why  the people
turn  out in fall   pomp and pageantry  during the 
occasion.
Democracy
after  seven  years of democracy   in Nigeria 
oil company  from all  over the world are  keen to 
gain  a foothold on the Gulf  of gummer the “Next  Gulf” last year   in Bayelsa 
state the  poisonous   mixture 
emitted by gas  flaring, a  practice 
that has  now been  beamed 
by  Nigeria court  caused 
5,000 cases of respiratory 
disease and some  120,000 the
population  affecting the food chain  thousand of environmental refuge  leaves the 
earlier of the  Beyalsa  for the 
Ghetoes  of Port- Harcourt   or Ajegule , 
on the   out –shirts of Lagos, the
economic capital.
A
weapon you never get is back. Once the election was over, these   people took 
to crimes  with he exercise  they has been 
betrayed fighting between 
military  groups caused  frequent 
causalities, including Shel, Cherron, Agip  or Total, which along with  other 
foreign companies enjoy some  of
the highest  profit  margins in the  world- the shell petroleum development
company of Nigeria which produces 43% of Nigeria  crude loses 10%   of it production  every day 
through  sabotage and  illegal siphoning. On 18 February the
movement for the emancipation of the Niger Delta (mend) Kidnapped nine foreign
executives working for a shell 
sub-contractors . after releasing six 
of them on 1 March  mend  decided to 
increase  attack announcing  five days latter would  no longer 
seek  kidnap hostage but  would 
instead  shoot   to 
kill the Nigeria  Army
regularly  targets  such 
gang  for  brutal repriests. The oil companies which hire
private security firms to protect their facilities often support such attacks
Cherron Nigeria
(a subsidiary of Cherron). The leading, is export of Nigeria crude  lent the federal government is technical
at  Escravos  and t 
helicopters, so that government force could  raid communalities  hostile 
to the  company, the oil firm  play on local rivalries.
The
Ijaw people of Bayelsa state, Nigeria
fourth largest ethnic group believe Alamuyeseigha is being persecuted for
supporting resource control. He demands that half of the revenue from Oil
should be set aside from where it was produced, rather than the allocation of
13% stipulated in the constitution. this was why he  received 
an  hero  welcome on his return to the  Bayelsa State Capital, Yanegoa  where nearly three  quarters 
of the population  survive on
less  than  a day and more than 10 years after the
execution  of the  writer Sarowiwa, an opponent of  the military dictator, General Sani Abacha  the  
of the Bayelsa are  looking
for  heroes. But today’s idol are dubious
figures, dabbling in political activities and economic banditry.
Consider
lhaji Asari Dokubo volunteer orce (NDPUF) ARESTED LIST August for posing a
threat to the sovereignty of the state. 
Asari 40 is the son of a local Ijaw notable. He made his name in the
early 1990, play an active art in student violence in the Delta universities.
He is typical  of a certain  class, unable to do  anything 
but watch, powerless as the potential 
benefit  of an  oil based economy slip  through 
it  finger, a militant attack for
the local branch of the rubbing.
The
People Democratic Party (PDP) intimates the apposition. But when you give
difficult  task. However, it must  be pointed out here what  would 
make for political  development
and the  unity  of the 
economy  are also  within 
these divisive force and are examined  
under  recommendations.
1.2   PURPOSED
OF THE STUDY  
        Basically the purpose of this study is
to    gain understanding of the effects
of primordialism particularly
ethnicity on Nigeria
political development.
        It is our belief that because of the
dominance of primordialism in Nigeria
polities. Some analyst   entirely from
the perspective, the impression of given that the political process is
determined and controlled by primordial elements. Shortcoming  and defects 
of the  Nigeria political system
are as resulting  fro  this 
phenomenon, thus  their resolution
is seen as  laying in  balancing 
these primordial interest. 
        It is  
our belief that while it is  
possible to have some awareness of the nature of Nigeria from this perspective as an
explanatory framework, it is highly  
defective. It is defective because it simple takes the question of primordialisms.
1.3 STATEMENT OF PROBLEM                
        The problem of ethnicity religion and culture
exists world wide. The problems are experienced in both   the advanced and developing countries, for
example the problems abound in America,
India and Chad.
        Back home, in Nigeria, which is the focus of this
research, the impart of ethnicity become more divesting. Most observers of Nigeria politics are agreed about the central role
of primordialism in Nigeria
political process. This prevalence is evident from the electoral process to the
political   behavoiur   of the Nigeria electorates. For instance,
there was the election crisis on Western Nigeria
in 1964 and 1965 respectively, which incriminated in the  then Tafawa Belewa government  declaring a state of  emergency in 
area. Another example was in 1967 when Nigeria was plunge into Cauldron of
a thirty month fratricidal war. It was a nation   overtaken by ethnic enthauvinism. 
        Ethnicity  constitute 
a real  problem to national  political development, it is against  this background  that it 
sources   necessary  to 
state the problem  thus,  first people 
think  act  not 
in  nation but in ethnic terms.
This sub-national particularism constitute an impediment integration  and 
political  development, second,
ethnic  cultural; and religion orientation
make  efforts aimed  making Nigeria a united country a very  raining, widening of any  intellectual 
horizon  which,  prior 
tom this  project  was 
ostensibly parochial. It is also a source of motivation to me. As
indicated by the title, this study is an examination f the problem of ethnicity
and it effects Nigeria
political development. This  study  will cover the period of the Nigeria
political  development  starting 
from the  colonial  period 
is during the  nationalist  struggle for decolonization to contemporary
Nigeria political  i.e from  Igbo, when Nigeria got her political
independent  and thus became sovereign
state to  data. 
        In this study events from the  colonial period  to the time of  independent 
and  after, that prompted the
emergence  of  ethnicity in the Nigeria  political science are explained.
        The Nigeria politics before
independents was under the directions of the British government. The Nigerian
government has changes hard several times since 1960. The first republic was
born in 1960 and it ended in a military coup in 1966. Since then different
regime and administration have come and gone, which will be discussed here in
relation to the political climate in Nigeria.  
As
given and does not by explain how it come to be 
centrally  place in Nigeria  politics. In 
other words,  it does not  tells the origin  of primordialism in Nigeria  politics , 
nether  does it tell  us the factors that have sustaining  it within the Nigeria  political system. This research will attempt
to explain all these.
        This study is also called out because of
the concern for  the increasingly  important 
nature of ethnicity in contemporary 
Nigeria
politics. Again it is to provide a basis 
for corporative analysis of political events in the first and
second  republic  as well as the military regime and also as a  plant 
form  for analysis  the 
third republic  finally,  this 
study desire to  suggest  way of minimizing political  stress 
and the effects of ethnicity on the political  development 
of Nigeria.
        This work will, I hope contribute to the
knowledge and understanding of this phenomenon.
1.4 SIGNIFICANCE   OF THE STUDY       
        It 
is  my sincere belief that the
result  of this research  work 
on the concept of ethnicity and the issue of political  development in Nigeria  may constitute  and invaluable  rudimentary material for  future 
researches. However at this undergraduate level, much have been my
benefits from this understanding, these include 
ample
1.5 RESEARCH QUESTION    
 The research questions includes: - 
1.     Do you
think there  has been  free and 
fare  election in Nigeria? 
2.     Has
ethnicity done more harm than good in issue of political development in Nigeria? 
3.     Does Nigeria
political leaders embrace ethnicity that resulted to crisis?
4.     Do you
think there is political development in Nigeria? 
5.     Do you
believe this  ethnicity  problem 
is to be caused by colonial masters 
through indirect rule? 
1.6 SCOPE OF THE STUDY  
        As indicated  by the title, this study is an examination of
the problem of ethnicity and its effects on Nigeria political  development 
starting from the colonial periodic during the nationalist  struggle for decolonization  to 
contemporary Nigeria politics (i.e from 1960) when Nigeria  got 
her political independents  and
thus  became a  sovereign state to date. 
        In this study   crisis in Bayelsa and Delta state which
happened of recent that prompt the emergency of ethnicity   in the state political science are
explained. The Nigeria
government have changed have several time since 1960. The first republic was
born in 1960 and it ended in a military coup in 1960.  since 
different  regime and
administration  here come  and 
gone, which will be 
discussed  here in  relation to the political  eliminate in Nigeria.
1.7  DEFINITION OF TERMS            
        No doubt, there are many and varied
sensed in which a particular world can be used.  This single  
usage deficiency of a word tends of blur understanding of individual
readers.  These words are as follows:-
(i)                 
Primordialism 
(ii)               
Ethnicity 
(iii)             
Political development 
Primordialism: By
primordialism, we mean the see and manipulation of primordial sentiment
ethnicity sectionalism religious etc for 
political purposes.    
Ethnicity: The
term ethnicity is used refer to ethnic groups whose member, exhibits common
attitudes such as language, religion and culture history and orientation or
inclination towards their future. 
Political development: As
some authors are defined t, it is the progressive reduction of ethnic cultural
and religion tension and element of non-continuities in the   process of creating   a virtually 
homogenous
constitutional and economic development, tending to the
attainment of a viable  political
culture.
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