Waning strength of government

Waning strength of government

by Oseloka H. Obaze

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"In Waning Strength of Government, Obaze draws on twenty-three of his various speeches, policy brief, lectures and op-eds, to render exploratory essays that dissect some common patterns and trajectories that point antithetically to factors and conducts, which ought to constitute the strength of government but don't. In so doing, he unmasks the prevailing weakneses and waning strength of government - the attendant consequences, and their prevalance and implications for Nigeria. ... In this very importaht work on Nigerian contemporary politics, leadership and dilemmas confronting the nation, the point is made severally, and vehementally too, that the upholding the rule of law, consolidationg democratic institutions and entrenching the social contract between the govenment and the governed"--Back cover

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