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Questionnaire State Budget Transparency Survey (Sbts) in Nigeria
F QUESTIONNAIRE I S C A L STATE BUDGET TRANSPARENCY P SURVEY (SBTS) IN NIGERIA O L I C Y P IMO STATE R O G R A M M JUNE 2020 E Civil Resource Development and Documentation Centre (CIRDDOC) No. 9 Second Avenue, Independence Layout, Box 1686, Enugu, Nigeria Tel: +234-803-3132-494; E-mail: [email protected]; [email protected]: Website: www.cirddoc.org CIRDDOC-NIGERIA Research on Sub-National Transparency THIS QUESTIONNAIRE WAS COMPLETED BY RESEARCHER: OHAKA AMAUCHE C. STATE: IMO RESEARCH ORGANIZATION: CENTRE FOR PEACE ACROSS BORDERS (CePAB) ADDRESS: #10 MBONU OJIKE STREET, IKENEGBU LAYOUT, OWERRI, IMO STATE TELEPHONE NUMBER(S): 08037301840, 08169312217 ORGANIZATION'S WEBSITE: E-MAIL ADDRESS: ORGANIZATION EMAIL: [email protected] RESEARCHER’S EMAIL: [email protected] STATE SUPERVISOR: DR. BEN NWOSU INSTITUTE FOR DEVELOPMENT STUDIES, UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA, ENUGU CAMPUS email: [email protected] ZONAL CONSULTANT: DR. COSMAS C. OHAKA - Nigeria SBTS Questionnaire 2020 - 2 CIRDDOC-NIGERIA Research on Sub-National Transparency SURVEY ON STATE BUDGET TRANSPARENCY IN NIGERIA Section One: Public Availability of Key Budget Documents Table 1: Budget Year of Documents Used in Completing the Questionnaire Table 2: Key Budget Documents Used: Full Titles, Release Dates and Internet Links 1. Pre-Budget Statement: State Budget Call Circular, MTEF/FSP 2. Executive Budget Proposal (EBP): State Budget Draft Estimates 3. State Citizens Budget 4. Approved Budget: State Budget Appropriation Law 5. In-Year Reports: State Quarterly Budget Implementation Reports, -
Impact of Chinese Investments on Trade Development: Nigeria in Perspective
International Journal of Business Systems and Economics ISSN: 2360-9923, Volume 12, Issue 2, (February, 2019) pages 94 - 102 www.arcnjournals.org International Journal of Business Systems and Economics Impact of Chinese Investments on Trade Development: Nigeria in Perspective Agadah Mienpre1 and B. Chima Onuoha2 1Doctoral Candidate, Department of Management, University of Port Harcourt | Email: [email protected] 2Professor of Management, Department of Management, University of Port Harcourt | Email: [email protected] Abstract: This paper inspects the Impact of Chinese Investment on Trade Development in Nigeria. The engagement among Nigeria and China depends more on economic ties, trade, investment and finance than on political affinity. There has been some evidence that Nigeria had made positive upgrades which have been profoundly appealing to overseas investors, especially the Chinese investors. For this to continue, it was recommended that Nigeria’s priority should be to build up the ability to better its own policies towards China’s engagement and also see China’s engagement gives it an opportunity to expand its trade. Keywords: Nigeria, China, Trade and Investment, Lagos, Kano INTRODUCTION Over the previous decades the volume of exchange between countries of the globe has considerably increased. Especially, Nigeria has seen a sharp ascent in trade and investment with other countries. The relations among Nigeria and the people’s republic of China, which cuts across trade, investment, political aid and military spheres have tremendously grown in recent years (Omoju and Adesanya, 2012). China’s first contact with Nigeria, unofficially, started in the 1950s, precisely 1957. Nigeria’s contact with China was through Egypt. -
Tukura & Tukura 72 ELECTION PETITION TRIBUNALS AND
Nigerian Journal of African Studies, Vol. 2 No. 2, 2020 (ISSN: 2734-3146) ELECTION PETITION TRIBUNALS AND CONSOLIDATION OF DEMOCRACY IN NIGERIA: INTERROGATING THE 2019 POST ELECTION LITIGATIONS IN IMO STATE Tukura, Nashuka Tino Department of Political Science Federal University Wukari, Taraba State Email: [email protected] & Tukura, Daudu Fwaje Department of Political Science Federal University Wukari, Taraba State Email: [email protected] Abstract In Nigeria, decisions on election petitions by Election Petition Tribunals and courts of competent jurisdiction have often imparted on the polity and sometimes influences political parties and voters’ behaviour on the process of democratic consolidation. The judiciary is one of the important institutions of government that is expected to be neutral and independence of other arms of government to guarantee the principle of separation of powers and check and balances. Over time, the judiciary in Nigeria has made strides in its effort to ensure the deepening or consolidation of democracy especially in the Fourth Republic which started on 29th May, 1999. However, the 2019 governorship post-election litigations in Imo State by the Election Petition Tribunals and the Supreme Court generated a lot of arguments and counter-arguments from individuals, political analysts and lawyers alike as to the potency of the judgment. This paper therefore, takes a look at the critical issues from the 2019 governorship post- election litigations in Imo State and consolidation of democracy in Nigeria. The paper adopted the documentary method of data collection and utilizes secondary sources; and relays on content analysis as its method of data analysis. This paper observed that, the lack of judicial independent especially on the appointment of judges, impact negatively on post-election litigations in Nigeria which in turn undermine democratic consolidation. -
Made in Aba” Products and Perceived Influence on Small/Medium Scale Enterprises in Aba Metrolpolis
International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR) ISSN: 2319-7064 ResearchGate Impact Factor (2018): 0.28 | SJIF (2018): 7.426 Media Campaign on “Made in Aba” Products and Perceived Influence on Small/Medium Scale Enterprises in Aba Metrolpolis Afulike Don Christian, Ihechu I. Pascal (Ph.D), Ndukwe .U. Emmanuel Abia State University, Uturu, Nigeria Abstract: In the bid to improve the economy, encourage entrepreneurship and to enhance manufacturing and production; the importance of the media campaign on made in Aba products and SMEs is required to develop domestic-local economy while shying away from over concentration to foreign products. The study evaluate media campaign vis-à-vis awareness, patronage and attitude of Aba residents towards Aba made products and perceived influence of SMEs using survey method to elicit responses, the questionnaire was deployed as instrument to 400 respondents. The findings in the study revealed that the level of current media campaign on made in Aba and its perceived influence is not enough to stimulate more SMEs-economic activities. The work therefore recommended that a regular media campaign on made in Aba products and SMEs with specific showcase of the Aba products should be carried by all adjuncts of the media. Keywords: Aba, Perception, Products, Campaign, Media, SME 1. Introduction to make Aba the capital city for SMEs in Nigeria. This will help to reach out to other slates in the country and conjure In the bid to improve the economy, encourage them to work. entrepreneurship, increase the partnership level of the private public sector as well as enhance manufacturing and However, there is need to understudy the perception of Aba production. -
Politics with in Response to a Question Americans Came Here Through Know Their Foreign Allies Expenditure on Security
How police rescued two stolen children in Abia Pg. 7 @newsechonigeria @newsechonigeria @newsechonigeria ...Strong voice echoes the truth ISSN: 2736-0512 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 2020 VOL. 1 NO. 49 N150 Kidnapped Katsina students: Declare emergency Pg. 2 in North now – Air Cdr. Ochulor (rtd) Umahi budgets N123bn for 2021 fiscal year Pg. 13 The kidnap suspects Katsina abduction: Does Nigeria still have a president? Nigerians knock Buhari for preferring cows to human lives Pg. 3 Buhari Palliative: 8 die in Rivers stampede Pg. 7 Obiano flags off campaign to end Pg. 10 open defecation Wike Brace up for second wave of COVID-19, Enugu gov. charges NANTMP vows to fight fake herbalists in Imo Pg. 11 Pg. 11 Wednesday, December 16, 2020 the violence and killing, he Nigeria should have allies to said it is in the emergency support it to clear the Kidnapped Katsina students: Declare mass mobilization of able challenge and not enough to bodied men. It is not that the just procure military aircraft soldiers we have to call a spade or hard ware from America or emergency in North now - Ochulor by its name. Russia citing the manner By Afam Echi “The inability of Nigeria to spite of the huge budget are playing politics with In response to a question Americans came here through know their foreign allies expenditure on security. people's lives. I insist that there on the effectiveness of the new a neighboring state to rescue he former military outside Africa makes it more In his words, 'I don't should be mass mobilization strategy of mass mobilization its citizen quietly and without administrator of Delta difficult. -
Contributions of Nzuko-Arochukwu to the Socio-Economic Growth of Arochukwu, 1981-2017 Emej
TOWN UNION AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT: CONTRIBUTIONS OF NZUKO-AROCHUKWU TO THE SOCIO-ECONOMIC GROWTH OF AROCHUKWU, 1981-2017 EMEJULU, Ifeyinwa Department of History and International Studies Faculty of Arts, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka And OKAFOR, Henry Ikenna Department of History and International Studies Faculty of Arts, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka Abstract Attempts on community development have been viewed from top-bottom approach, this is responsible for the little gains recorded with national programmes towards community development; hence the need for community participation. This study focuses on the contributions of Nzuko-Arochukwu to the socio-economic growth of Arochukwu. This umbrella body of the Aro has played a pivotal role in the infrastructural, economic, social and political transformation of Arochukwu, a society with rich historical and cultural narratives. Just like other towns in Igbo land, the impact of the Nigerian - Biafra war on Arochukwu was severe leading to massive infrastructural decay. The study appraises the concept of community development using the workings of Nzuko-Arochukwu to explore the prospects of town unions and their challenges in developing their communities. The study used the qualitative method based on critical analysis of events from facts available to the researchers emphasizing the combination of primary and secondary sources which include the use of books and journals. The study adopted the community action theory modeled by Paulo Freire which emphasizes on mobilization for community -
2023 Presidency: APC, PDP to Shock South East PDP May Settle for Tambuwal/Okowa Ticket
Tragedy as gunmen shoot chairman, Nsukka marketers association pg. 2 FG to reopen land Uzodimma's roads worse than borders soon – Back. Pg. Osinbajopg. 6 Okorocha's China roads – Report ...Strong voice echoes the truth ISSN: 2736-0512 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2020 VOL. 1 NO. 14 N150 Uzodimma 2023 Presidency: APC, PDP to shock South East PDP may settle for Tambuwal/Okowa ticket But Atiku considers Umahi pg. 2 Laycon wins BBNaija 2020 Grabs N85m top prize Dorathy, Nengi finish 2nd, 3rd pg. 6 Man, 26, kills father, 70, for money in Laycon Dorathy Nengi Anambra pg. 3 Faces, factors that’ll decide Abia 2023 gov’ship battle pg. 10 Kalu Ikpeazu Orji Abaribe Ogah Otti 2020 WAEC/SSCE results for release late October pg. 3 Monday, September 28, 2020 2023 Presidency: Tragedy as gunmen shoot chairman, Nsukka marketers association From Uchenna Ezeadigwe motorbike stopped close to me attempted murder and the and one said 'Mama Gee', as I Commissioner of Police has APC, PDP shock South East alpable tension and fear was fondly called, you think it is d i r e c t e d a f u l l - s c a l e gripped residents of your birthright to be chairman investigation to unravel whoever .May settle for Tambuwal / Nsukka town in Nsukka P of Ogige Market? While saying the assailants are and bring them Local Government Area of that, he pointed a pistol at my to book,” the Police media boss E nu g u S t a t e, S a t u r d ay, Okowa ticket chest. -
For Sustainable Growth and Development
October - December 2019, Vol. 51, No. 5 Building Nigeria ICAN Unveils Integrated For Sustainable Reporting Committee to Attract Growth And More Investors to Nigeria The Use of Tax Strategies by Development Global Economies to Drive Growth CONTENTS FROM THE REGISTRAR Accounting And Ethics Series 2 page 6 BUSINESS Effectiveness of Regulations in Building Effective Institutions in Nigeria page 9 Business Partnering Skills to Increase the Organization’s Bottom Line page 12 CORPORATE GOVERNANCE 09 44 The Regulatory Maze in the Finance Sector: Corporate Governance, Accounting, Auditing and Insolvency page 14 CONFERENCE Integrity and Meritocracy: The Imperative For Political Leadership page 17 49th Annual Conference: Experts Identify Transparency, Accountability As Indispensable Anti-Corruption Strategy page 22 30 64 Communique Issued at the End of the 49th Annual Accountants’ Conference page 26 TAXATION Leveraging Information Technology for Tax Administration. Can Nigeria Do it? page 30 The Use of Tax Strategies by Global Economies to Drive Growth page 33 NEWS Okwuadigbo Advocates Universities’ And Labour Collaboration To Tackle Economic Challenges pg 42 38 ICAN urges National Assembly To Facilitate Bills that Promote Professionalism, Human Capital The Nigerian ACCOUNTANT - ISSN 00048-0371 Development. page 43 is published quarterly by THE INSTITUTE OF CHARTERED ICAN to Review Syllabus In Response ACCOUNTANTS OF NIGERIA (ICAN) To Technological Disruptions page 49 HEAD OFFICE INTEGRATED REPORTING Plot 16, Idowu Taylor Street, Victoria, Island Lagos ICAN Unveils Integrated Reporting Committee P.O.Box 1580, Tel: 09053847510, 09053847511 to Attract More Investors to Nigeria page 53 Email: [email protected], Website: www.icanig.org INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ANNEX OFFICE Traditional ERP vs. -
Abia State Elections Scenarios and Recommendations
NIGERIA PEACE AND SECURITY WORKING GROUP Abia State Elections Scenarios and Recommendations December 2014 Disclaimer: The following analysis is based on discussions with State-level actors and so reflects their perceptions, not the view of the Peace and Security Working Group. These scenarios were produced prior to the 2014 primary elections and are thus subject to change. Where relevant, updates have been made to reflect evolving dynamics. Abia At-a-Glance Current Governor Theodore Orji Current Ruling Party Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Key February 2015 Elections Presidential, Gubernatorial, Senate and State House of Assembly Prognosis Abia State is identified as a medium level risk (amber category) in CLEEN’s latest report Figure 1: CLEEN Map of Hot Spots for Election Violence Abia Violence Data Abia State Violence 2014 (Average NW and ACLED) 4 3.5 3 2.5 2 1.5 1 0.5 0 Fatalities Incidents Figure 2: Peace Map (www.p4p-nigerdelta.org) Figure 3: Violence Heat Map Jan 2009-Dec 2014 1 ABIA STATE ELECTION VIOLENCE SCENARIO Elections in 2011 In 2011, Theodore Orji (PDP) won the gubernatorial election with 82.33% of the vote, followed by Reagan Ufomba (APGA) with 6.35% and Chris Akomas (PPA) with 5.62%. ACN and LP each received less than 3% of the vote. Ethnic Tension in 2011: There was some ethnic polarization between the indigenes of Abia Central and Abia North/South. LGAS reportedly affected by violence: Bende, Isiala Ngwa N/S; Aba South Type of Violence: harassment of opponents, access denied to opposition, intimidation, heavy deployment of security. -
History and Contexts of Municipal Solid Waste Management in Aba – Recounting the Stories of Residents
View metadata, citation and similar papers at core.ac.uk brought to you by CORE provided by Queen Margaret University eResearch History and Contexts of Municipal Solid Waste Management in Aba – Recounting the stories of residents Stanley Nwankpa (Corresponding Author) Division of Psychology, Sociology and Education Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh EH21 6UU Tel. 0131 474 0000 Eurig Scandrett Division of Psychology, Sociology and Education Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh EH21 6UU Tel. 0131 474 0000 Abstract To review the history of MSW management in a place, authors often review the development drivers of MSW management and or how such drivers have affected MSW management policy or practice in the place. This study focuses on the lived experiences of the residents. The researchers believe that a phenomenological review of the lived experiences of long term residents of the city of Aba, provide unique and more useful account of the development of MSW management in the city especially in the absence of any significant development in the methods and or processes of managing MSW. It is also recommended that similar methods be utilised in reviewing the development of MSW management in similar cities in Nigeria and other cities in Sub Saharan Africa. The study finds that over the period in review, the process of MSW management in Aba has remained rudimentary, primarily consisting of evacuation of refuse from one point to another without any form of treatment or processing. Responses from participants of this study – drawn from an extended peer community of long-term residents of the city, suggest that except for a period between 2013 and 2014, the overall MSW management situation in the city have worsened. -
Emphasis on the 2015 Governorship Election in Imo State, Nigeria
View metadata, citation and similar papers at core.ac.uk brought to you by CORE provided by International Institute for Science, Technology and Education (IISTE): E-Journals European Journal of Business and Management www.iiste.org ISSN 2222-1905 (Paper) ISSN 2222-2839 (Online) Vol.8, No.26, 2016 Effect of Political Advertising on Voters’ Choice of Candidate: Emphasis on the 2015 Governorship Election in Imo State, Nigeria Gazie Okpara 1* Robert Anuforo 2 Princewell N. Achor 3 1 Department of Marketing, Abia State University, Uturu, Abia State, Nigeria 2 Department of Marketing, Michael Okpara University of Agriculture,Umudike Umuahia, Abia State, Nigeria 3 Department of Marketing, Faculty of Business Administration, University of Nigeria, Enugu Campus, Enugu State, Nigeria Abstract The study assessed the effect of political advertising on voters’ choice of candidate during the 2015 Governorship Election in Imo State, Nigeria. The study was motivated by the tense political atmosphere that pervaded the political landscape in the state prior to the gubernatorial election due to the incumbent governor’s defection to an opposition party and the resolve of other candidates in that election to take over the reins of power from the incumbent governor. To solicit votes or win the support of the electorate, candidates used political advertising among other strategies to sell their personality and party manifestoes. Political advertising of two notable candidates in that election (Rochas Okorocha of the All Progressives Congress, and Emeka Ihedioha of the Peoples Democratic Party) were studied. Key results showed that: there was significant relationship between voters’ exposure to political advertising and voters’ choice of candidate; voters’ choice of candidate in the 2015 guber election in Imo State was significantly influenced by unique selling propositions of candidates’ political advertising. -
Operational Guidelines for the State of Osun Primary Health Care Development Board
GOVERNMENT OF ABIA STATE OF NIGERIA OPERATIONAL GUIDELINES OF ABIA STATE PRIMARY HEALTH CARE DEVELOPMENT AGENCY (ABSPHCDA) FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF PRIMARY HEALTH CARE UNDER ONE ROOF (PHCUOR) March 2019 TABLE OF CONTENTS Table of Contents 2 List of Tables 4 List of Figures 5 Acronyms 6 Foreword 7 Acknowledgements 8 Executive summary 9 Chapter 1: Introduction 10 1.1 Overview 10 1.2 Principles for Bringing PHC under one Roof 10 1.3 The SPHCDA Operation Guidelines 11 Chapter 2: Governance structures and ownership 12 2.1 Overview 12 2.2 Membership of various governance bodies 12 2.2.1 Governance Structure at the State Level: (State PHCDA) 12 2.2.2 Governance Structure at the LG Level: (LGHA) 13 2.2.3 Governance Structure at the Ward Level: (WDC) 13 2.3 Roles and Responsibilities 14 2.3.1 State Primary Health Care Development Agency (SPHCDA) 14 2.3.2 The Executive Secretary 14 2.3.3 Local Government Primary Health Care Authority (LGHA) 14 2.3.4 Ward Development Committee 15 2.4 Organogram of the SPHCDA 15 2.5 Organogram of the LGHA 16 2.6 Linkage of the SPHCDA with other governance structure 17 2.7 Choosing a functional health facility per ward for the BHCPF 17 2.7.1 Criteria for accreditation of a functional health facility per ward 18 Chapter 3: Legislation 19 3.1 Overview 19 3.2. Abia State Primary Health Care Development Agency (Establishment) 19 Law 2015. Chapter 4: Human Resource For Health 21 4.1 Overview 21 4.2 Human Resource Requirement 22 4.3 Staff Mix 28 4.4 Office set-up 29 Chapter 5: Capacity Building and Mentorship 30 5.1 Overview