Gender Relations in Nigeria's Democratic Governance

Gender Relations in Nigeria's Democratic Governance

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The imperative of popular participation to democratic governance has engendered intense academic discourse on the political alienation of women across the globe including Nigeria. Based on recent research study carried out, it has been realized that despite the increasing global agitations for gender equality, the situation in Nigeria, following the demise of military rule in 1999, is nothing...
 
Published at Journal of Politics & Governance
Volume 1
Issue 2/3
Pages 4 -15
Published in 2012
 
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Oni Samuel & Joshua Segun
ONI Samuel » Samuel Oni lectures at the Department of Political Science & International Relations, College of Leadership and Development Studies, Covenant University, Nigeria. He is the Postgraduate Coordinator of the department and has served in a number of the University's committees including Chair, Covenant University Conference on E-business and E-government in Nigeria, Chair, Tutorial Committee,... view full profile
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