Contending Issues in the Niger Delta Crisis of Nigeria - Journal of ...

Dr. Esekumemu V. Clark
conserving and managing these finite resources so as to avoid their
depletion, and a plan for tackling environmental degradation should
be adopted and made a top priority issue of the federal in years
ahead. Such a policy will prevent the waste, massive exploration and
exploitation of resources and thus reduce the pollution in the Niger
Delta.
In the final analysis, the rule of law, human rights, democracy,
good governance, development and environmental sustainability must
be promoted and aimed at ensuring peace, stability and prosperity in
the country.
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Contradiction in Nigeria’s Federalism’, in: Kunle Almuwo, Rontims Suberu, Adiguu
Agbaje and Georges Herault, eds., Federalism and Political Restructuring in Nigeria
(Ibadan: Spectrum Books), pp. 232 - 246.
Clark, Esekumemu (1991) - African International Relations: The Post Cold War
Era (Vienna and Lagos: Development Publishers).
Dudley, Bill (1973) - Instability and Political Order: Politics and Crisis in Nigeria
(Ibadan: Ibadan University Press).
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