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An Overview of the Bane of Remuneration and Service Delivery to Government Workers in Nigeria. A Case Study of Ekiti State Civil Servants

RSIS / April 2, 2020

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IJRISS, Political Science

Oversights Functions of the National Assembly in Nigeria: Issues and Challenges

RSIS / April 2, 2020

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IJRISS, Political Science

Islamic State of Iraq and Syria’s (ISIS’) Activities in the Middle East and United States of America’s Counter – Terrorism Strategies (2014 – 2017)

RSIS / March 6, 2020

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IJRISS, Political Science

Is Media A Tool for Propaganda or Tool for Information?

RSIS / March 6, 2020

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IJRISS, Political Science

Poverty as a Threat to Human Security in Nigeria

RSIS / January 31, 2020

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IJRISS, Political Science

The Ethno-political Polarization Scenario in Sri Lanka’s Presidential Election held in November 2019: A Critical View

RSIS / January 30, 2020

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IJRISS, Political Science

Social Media and Political Mobilisation in Nigeria

RSIS / January 2, 2020

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IJRISS, Political Science

From Cambridge Analytica to ‘O To Ge’ (Enough is Enough): The Dynamics of Political Canvassing and Elections in a Social Media Environment

RSIS / January 1, 2020

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IJRISS, Political Science

National Security and the Imperativeness of State Police in Nigeria: Problems and Prospects

RSIS / December 10, 2019

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IJRISS, Political Science

Federal Character Principle and the Politics of Recruitment into the Nigerian Civil Service. A Case Study of National Drugs Enforcement Agencies (NDLEA) and the Nigerian Police Service Commission’s Lopsided Recruitment 2019: Implication for Nation Building

RSIS / December 1, 2019

Submission Deadline: 11th September 2025 August Issue of 2025 : Publication Fee: 30$ USD Submit Now Submission Deadline: 19th September

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Political Science

An Overview of the Bane of Remuneration and Service Delivery to Government Workers in Nigeria. A Case Study of Ekiti State Civil Servants

Oversights Functions of the National Assembly in Nigeria: Issues and Challenges

Islamic State of Iraq and Syria’s (ISIS’) Activities in the Middle East and United States of America’s Counter – Terrorism Strategies (2014 – 2017)

Is Media A Tool for Propaganda or Tool for Information?

Poverty as a Threat to Human Security in Nigeria

The Ethno-political Polarization Scenario in Sri Lanka’s Presidential Election held in November 2019: A Critical View

Social Media and Political Mobilisation in Nigeria

National Security and the Imperativeness of State Police in Nigeria: Problems and Prospects

Federal Character Principle and the Politics of Recruitment into the Nigerian Civil Service. A Case Study of National Drugs Enforcement Agencies (NDLEA) and the Nigerian Police Service Commission’s Lopsided Recruitment 2019: Implication for Nation Building