Local government in a period of transition
By: edited by Dele Afolabi
Contributors: Ladoke Akintola University of Technology
Publisher: General Studies Dept., Ladoke Akintola University of Technology
Published: 1999
Place of publication: Ogbomoso [Nigeria]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 159
ISBN-13: 9789782902023
Subjects: Local government; Congresses
Notes: "Put together from the papers presented at the first General Studies-LAUTECH Consultancy Unit-Organised Workshop on the Role of the Local Government in the Country's (Nigeria's) transition to civil rule i.e. in the years before 1999"--Introd.

"1997."

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: The evolution of local government in Nigeria / Isola Olomola; title: The implications of the 1988 and 1992 local government reforms on governance at local government level / by John Erero; title: Management in Nigeria[n] local government / Akpomunre Mukoro; title: The revenue generation capacity of local government in a period of transition / by B.A. Oyelere; title: Local government and political education in a period of transition / by Moses Oke; title: Community participation in primary health care / by M.O. Ogundeji; title: Central and local government in Nigeria : three decades of paternalistic relationsh[i]p 1960-1990 / by A.B. Afolabi; title: The role of the Local Government Service Commission and their relationships with local government / by Ademola Adewale; title: Local government councilors under the military rule / by Abdulwahab Tijani; title: Empowerment of women and its implications for local government / by A.I. Pogoson; title: Gender relation and graspoot [i.e. grassroot] political mobilization in the period of transition / by Chris Ckechukwu [i.e. Ukechukwu] Uroh; title: Women, political restructuring, and the transition to civil rule in Nigeria / by Ebijuwa, T.; title: Women and sanitation / by M.O. Oyesiji; title: Language as a tool of political mobilization in Nigeria : a focus on the local government administration in Yorubaland / by Akin Odebunmi, Ade Adejumo & Ayo Oyekola.