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DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION AND THE STRATEGIES OF DEVELOPMENT POLICIES IN NIGERIA
AWUBI, Emmanuel Richard & SYLVANUS, Adingel Azu
The paper examines the contributions of development administration as a strategy for development policies in Nigeria. The article gave solid explanation of the concept and operations of development administration. The paper ventures into past development strategies put in place by past administration in Nigeria and the reasons for their woeful failures which deepened poverty and underdevelopment. This paper proffered solutions to issues of development which includes; sincerity on the part of government towards policy formulation, confront corruption holistically and the legitimization of strategies for developmental policies. The modernization theory was used to explain the article.
Department of Public Administration, Faculty of Management Sciences, University of Calabar, Calabar, Nigeria..1,2
AWUBI, Emmanuel Richard1 & SYLVANUS, Adingel Azu2
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AWUBI, Emmanuel Richard
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AWUBI, Emmanuel Richard & SYLVANUS, Adingel Azu (2021).Development Administration and the Strategies of Development Policies in Nigeria. Otuoke Journal of Management Sciences, 5(2) 45 - 54.