Defence, Security, Economy and Development in Nigeria Vol. 1
Type
Book
Authors
ISBN 10
0956198525
Category
338.9669 Tourism- Nigeria
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Publication Year
2017
Publisher
Bahiti & Dalila Publishers , Nigeria
Volume
Vol. I
Pages
579
Subject
1. Disarmament--Economic aspects--Developing countries. 2. Arms transfers--Developing countries. 3. Defense industries--Developing countries. National security--Developing countries--Economic aspects - Nigeria
Abstract
Defence Security Economy and Development discourse in Nigeria is not only timely but also relevant to Nigeria current realities. This book has generated the desired intellectual and academic input needed in correlating relating theoretical and the practical dimensions of defence, security and economy to Nigeria’s national development as it is only by doing this can the Nigeria nation benefit from the large pool of the various scholarly positions on Nigeria’s development trajectory…. It is my fervent hope that this book will not only be beneficial to Nigeria’s policy makes but also to the Nigerian public and society at large. Maj Gen. BM Monguno (rtd), Nigeria’s National Security Adviser
Defence Security Economy and Development in Nigeria, Volumes I and II is a corpus of well researched and written essays from a broad spectrum of a new generation of Nigerian scholars who are genuinely concerned with the crises the country is hemmed in and grappling with. The essays in the two volumes represent the best from the conference on the subject organized by the Department of History and War Studies, Nigeria Defence Academy and will certainly go a long way in informing national policies towards mitigating and resolving the challenges militating against national development as well as building a strong and united nation. Professor Okpeh O. Okpeh jnr. National Vice President, North Central Historical Society of Nigeria.
Defence Security Economy and Development in Nigeria, Volumes I and II is a corpus of well researched and written essays from a broad spectrum of a new generation of Nigerian scholars who are genuinely concerned with the crises the country is hemmed in and grappling with. The essays in the two volumes represent the best from the conference on the subject organized by the Department of History and War Studies, Nigeria Defence Academy and will certainly go a long way in informing national policies towards mitigating and resolving the challenges militating against national development as well as building a strong and united nation. Professor Okpeh O. Okpeh jnr. National Vice President, North Central Historical Society of Nigeria.
Biblio Notes
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION A: DEFENCE SECTOR
1. Nigeria’s Defence Sector Since 1960 by Armstrong Matiu Adejo .................P. 3
2. Profiling the Plight of Women and Children as Victims Terror in North Eastern Nigeria, 2009-2006 by Elizabeth I. Yecho and Kenneth T. Azaigba ..................p. 27
3. The Use of Advertorial Curses in Soft Crime Prevention and Reduction in Nigeria: A Case Study of Egbeda Local Government Area of Oyo State, Nigeria Akinrinde, Olawale O. ..............................................................................................P. 40
4. Self-Sufficiency in Defence Industries Corporation of Nigeria and National Security: an Appraisal by Anna Yunana Akinga ...........................................P. 53
5. The Establishment of Defence Industries Corporation of Nigeria (DICON) 1964-1967 by Victor Semawon Akran .........................................................P. 74
6. Towards Achieving DDR in the North-East Region of Nigeria: A Primary Study by O.E. Tangban and Bem Japhet Audu ..........................................................P. 91
7. Professional Military Education and Military Professionalism in the Nigeria Army IM Yusuf ...............................................................................................P. 114
SECTION A: DEFENCE SECTOR
1. Nigeria’s Defence Sector Since 1960 by Armstrong Matiu Adejo .................P. 3
2. Profiling the Plight of Women and Children as Victims Terror in North Eastern Nigeria, 2009-2006 by Elizabeth I. Yecho and Kenneth T. Azaigba ..................p. 27
3. The Use of Advertorial Curses in Soft Crime Prevention and Reduction in Nigeria: A Case Study of Egbeda Local Government Area of Oyo State, Nigeria Akinrinde, Olawale O. ..............................................................................................P. 40
4. Self-Sufficiency in Defence Industries Corporation of Nigeria and National Security: an Appraisal by Anna Yunana Akinga ...........................................P. 53
5. The Establishment of Defence Industries Corporation of Nigeria (DICON) 1964-1967 by Victor Semawon Akran .........................................................P. 74
6. Towards Achieving DDR in the North-East Region of Nigeria: A Primary Study by O.E. Tangban and Bem Japhet Audu ..........................................................P. 91
7. Professional Military Education and Military Professionalism in the Nigeria Army IM Yusuf ...............................................................................................P. 114
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