FROM DIRECT CAPTURE TO MANDATE PROTECTION
Type
Book
Authors
ISBN 10
9789396634
Category
324.9669 Political Process - Nigeria
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Publication Year
2014
Publisher
CDD-FCT, Abuja, United States
Pages
201
Abstract
The centre for democracy and development CCD was established inthe United Kingdom in 1997 and got registered in Lagos- Nigeria in 1999 as an independent, not-for-profit, research, training, advocacy and capacity building organization. the centre was established to mobilize global opinion and resources for democratic development and provide an independent space to reflect critically on the challenges posed to the democratization and development processes in west Africa and also provide an alternatives and best practices to the sustenance of democracy and development in the region.
Biblio Notes
CONTENTS
Chapter one
Introduction: 2011 and the protection of the people’s
mandate- the CDD experience Jibrin Ibrahim and Terfa Hemen ……......…….….04
Chapter two
An assessement of the legal framework for the 2011
general elections Idayat Hassan …………………………………………...................…..….14
chapter three
mandate protection, voter registration and campaigns ……………………......…..…..38
chapter four
2011 general elections:field notes onmandat protection in the
south- south Nigeria Idayat Hassan and Shamsudeen Adio Yusuf …………….......50
chapter five
2011 general elections:field notes onmandat protection in the
south-West zone, Nigeria Idayat Hassan and Shamsudeen Adio Yusuf …….......68
chapter six
field notes from the North-West geopolitical zone of
Nigeria Nengak Daniel Gondyi …………………………………………….............................90
Chapter seven
Mandate protection in Northeast zone: Lawal Amodu and Audu Liberty Oseni ..101
Chapter eight
Mandate porotection in the 2011 elections: reflection on
the North central zone Chris Kwaja ……………………………………......................……..109
chapter nine
mandate protection, electoral violence, policing and the
Sheik Lemu panel Oluchi Agbanyim …………………………………........................………122
Chapter ten
Money politics: implication for mandate protection
Victoria Oseyande Ikearu- Udoh ……………………………………………...........................138
Chapter eleven
Women and mandate protection in the Nigerian 2011 elections Ivana Ojukwu ...150
Chapter twelve
Election monitoring and observation Adeolu Kilanko ………………………................…164
Chapter thirteen
Information and communications technology(ICT) and social media as
tools for protecting mandates Terfa Hemen ………………………………........................178
chapter fourteen
conclusion:
the future of elections and mandate protection Jibrin Ibrahim …………................194
Chapter one
Introduction: 2011 and the protection of the people’s
mandate- the CDD experience Jibrin Ibrahim and Terfa Hemen ……......…….….04
Chapter two
An assessement of the legal framework for the 2011
general elections Idayat Hassan …………………………………………...................…..….14
chapter three
mandate protection, voter registration and campaigns ……………………......…..…..38
chapter four
2011 general elections:field notes onmandat protection in the
south- south Nigeria Idayat Hassan and Shamsudeen Adio Yusuf …………….......50
chapter five
2011 general elections:field notes onmandat protection in the
south-West zone, Nigeria Idayat Hassan and Shamsudeen Adio Yusuf …….......68
chapter six
field notes from the North-West geopolitical zone of
Nigeria Nengak Daniel Gondyi …………………………………………….............................90
Chapter seven
Mandate protection in Northeast zone: Lawal Amodu and Audu Liberty Oseni ..101
Chapter eight
Mandate porotection in the 2011 elections: reflection on
the North central zone Chris Kwaja ……………………………………......................……..109
chapter nine
mandate protection, electoral violence, policing and the
Sheik Lemu panel Oluchi Agbanyim …………………………………........................………122
Chapter ten
Money politics: implication for mandate protection
Victoria Oseyande Ikearu- Udoh ……………………………………………...........................138
Chapter eleven
Women and mandate protection in the Nigerian 2011 elections Ivana Ojukwu ...150
Chapter twelve
Election monitoring and observation Adeolu Kilanko ………………………................…164
Chapter thirteen
Information and communications technology(ICT) and social media as
tools for protecting mandates Terfa Hemen ………………………………........................178
chapter fourteen
conclusion:
the future of elections and mandate protection Jibrin Ibrahim …………................194
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