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1. THE RESURGENCE OF MILITARY COUP D’ETATS IN AFRICA: A STEP FORWARD OR BACKWARD IN DEMOCRATIC GOVERNANCE?

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Adeyeye, Joel Adelusi, Adeyeye, Agnes Omotayo, Adeyeye, Joel Adelusi, and Adeyeye, Agnes Omotayo

Abstract

This article discusses the resurgence of military coup d’états, in Africa, whether it is backward or forward movement in democratic governance on the continent. Recently there has been an upsurge in UCG in Mali, Burkina Faso, Sudan, Guinea and the latest now is Gabon. This trend is against Article 4(m) (p) of the Constitutive Act of African Union that condemns UCG; and the African Charter on Democracy, Election and Good Governance (ACDEGG), 2007. It is not also a surprise that some citizens of these countries where the unconstitutional change of government has taken place were found jubilating due to maladministration of the constitutionally elected leaders. This article aims at bringing the attention of global leaders to the regressive trend in the democratic progress of certain African nations. Doctrinal methodology is used and the data method is content analyses. The findings of the study show that some citizens of these countries are not enjoying dividends of democracy and that the military itself has not imbibed the dictates of civilian administration or rule on the continent. This paper concludes that the mere suspension of a particular country whose civilian administration has been overthrown is not enough deterrent to other countries in Africa, and stricter penalties is needed to be implemented against such country. It is one of the recommendations of this article that paper condemnation of illegal take over government and the suspension of such a country from AU is not enough deterrent to putsch in the continent.

Published
2024

3. A study of the economic impact of the Anglican church communion on Nupeland

Author

Adeyeye, Agnes Omotayo and Samuel, Zubairu Josiah

Subjects
Nupeland, Christianity, Anglican Communion, Economy
Abstract

The economic activities of the Anglican Mission in the major geo-political zones of Nigeria are well documented by the writings of many Church historians. However, it is observed that such writings have little or nothing to say about Christianity in Nupeland and the economic contributions of the Anglican Church Communion to the growth and development of Nupeland. A study of the economic activities of the Anglican Church in Nupeland is considered essential since the Church is noted to be the pioneer Christian mission in Nupeland. This study is also necessary to examine the little growth and expansion of the Anglican Mission in Nupeland. The research methods used in this study were historical and descriptive where the historical accounts of Nupeland and the activities of the Anglican Church were considered and analysed. Hence, this study examined the economic impacts which the Anglican Church has made in Nupeland since its inception. Such impacts include women empowerment through the acquisition of skills, increased production and processing of rice, beniseed and other crops, practice of animal husbandry, establishment of micro finance banks which promotes commercial activities through the granting of credit facilities. Acquisition of skills in building technology and the large turnout from mission schools has provided an adequate workforce within Nigeria and beyond. Therefore, the paper concluded on the note that the activities of the Anglican Communion is not obscure in Nupeland and the economic activities of that mission has contributed to the growth and development of that society despite the slow growth rate of Christianity in that region. Keywords: Nupeland, Christianity, Anglican Communion, Economy.

Published
2019

4. THE 'LOVE OF VARIETY' AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA.

Author

Adeyeye, Agnes Omotayo

Subjects
SUSTAINABLE development, MUSLIMS, CHRISTIANS, GOD
Abstract

The concept of the love of variety as propounded by Dopamu vis-a-vis sustainable development is a topical issue in the global community. The love of variety depicts love for diversity or plurality. This forecloses that followers of religions should pursue a multi-religious agenda where theologians are discovering a God who resists domestication into any single theory of how the universe is. The absence of this has adversely affected unity let alone sustainable development. This study adopts historical and hermeneutical methods, leading to the fact that the twenty-first century global community stands in dire need of inter-religious dialogue and co-existence. Therefore, this great and sustained conversation will offer a modest and continuous contribution to peaceful co-existence and sustainable development in Nigeria in particular and the entire global community in general. The paper concludes that the love of variety would help to sieve the incompatibles as evident among Christians and Muslims, and utilize the areas of common interest as model for overall sustainable development in contemporary Nigerian Society and the world in general. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2021

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