THE SOCIOLOGY OF TRADITIONAL AND MODERN POLITICAL ADMINISTRATIVE SYSTEMS AND S0ME CONTENTIOUS ISSUES IN CONTEMPORARY NIGERIA. AUTHORS DR. EMMANUEL C. IHEJIAMAIZU AND MR. BOYPA 0 . EGBE
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·ri1 e: publicz(on of fl1·~ fourteen chapters book, The Sociology of' Tradition[// tmd
Jx.fg_d_Qn _l~Q)Iticnf__/l dminJ:.,·tj_~J_!J)y _5_y_stcms ~1/Jd so_{[IC Contentious Issues in Contcmporwy
:.."Vi.r;crig by the above prolific w•itt; rs Dr. lhej iamaizu and Mr. Egbe at this period when
Nigena:1 ~~ Stdi stmggling to find her bearing in a t:·aumatised ecological setting, could not
have bee 11 more timely. With the 2003 elections a round the comer, politicians, academics,
undergraduates, laymen and even potent ia I political thugs would gain much from the text
book under review especia lly as the two authors tried and succeeded in charting a new path
for a ll stakeholders in governmem to follow: namely - that for the Nigerian po litical system
to be truly democratic, the el11"es must bo rrow wisdom f rom the Nigeria indigenous
mul tit~mous traclltional poli ti('al systems which can be "panel beaten" and used to help in
the survival and deve lopment of the much sought fo r democracy in the year 2003 and
beyond.
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JA Political science (General)