nigeria has a multi - party system of government.
nigeria has a multi - party system of government.
what type of government system does nigeria have?
a multi - party system
court system of nigeria









































bullet::::- supreme court of nigeria









































section::::government and politics of nigeria.:foreign relations of nigeria.









































foreign relations of nigeria









































bullet::::- diplomatic missions in nigeria









































bullet::::- diplomatic missions of nigeria









































section::::government and politics of nigeria.:foreign relations of nigeria.:international organization membership.









































the federal republic of nigeria is a member of:









































bullet::::- african, caribbean, and pacific group of states (acp)









































bullet::::- african development bank group (afdb)









































bullet::::- african union (au)









































bullet::::- african union/united nations hybrid operation in darfur (unamid)









































bullet::::- commonwealth of nations









































bullet::::- economic community of west african states (ecowas)









































bullet::::- food and agriculture organization (fao)
outline of nigeria
umulokpa became the headquarters of uzo-uwani rural district council (rdc) also known as "county council" in 1951. at the end of the nigerian civil war in 1970, the east central state government embarked on the re-organization of the local government system in the area. the outcome was the introduction of a local government system known as the divisional administration department (dad), which was a fusion of divisional administration and government field administration. the state was carved into 35 divisions and 640 community councils. the system sought to integrate indigenous social community organizations into the state administrative framework. in 1976, local government reform which coincided with the creation of new states in which nigeria was divided into nineteen states, umulokpa remained the headquarters of uzo-uwani lga as nigeria's primary objective of the reform programme was to update the existing local government structure and to bring it in line with what was obtainable elsewhere, as well as to bring about uniformity in the country’s local government administration under the then first military governor of old anambra state brigadier-general john atom kpera and military head of state for nigeria general olusegun obasanjo at the time anambra state was created from the old east central state of nigeria. the town is known for hospitality and, it's called the food-basket due to its agrarian nature. umulokpa is closely related to olo. there was a story of a man called okpala ndim, who had two sons. the elder known as awuke (olo) and the younger called awuga or awuja. the awuga's son called okpandi (okpandim) founded umulokpa. umulokpa and olo were known as umundim - umulokpandim/olondim. they live closely to each other. umulokpa lived along the stretch of the duu riverside (ezu river) centuries ago in the present day olo, ezeagu lga but crossed over the duu river to the present day umulokpa, uzo-uwani lga when one hunter/farmer from nkwelle village discovered the modern day umulokpa land as a fertile ground for agriculture and, advised his kith and kin to come along with him which they did and, established their home in this modern day umulokpa community many centuries ago. today, amagu obinuno village or town of umulokpa is in ezeagu lga because they did not go with their kith and kit to the present-day umulokpa which is the headquarters of uzo-uwani lga. government in nigeria uses river and sea mostly as boundaries. in the case of umulokpa which is the headquarters of uzo-uwani lga, the duu river was used as the boundary between ezeagu and uzo-uwani lgas, of which olo and amagu obinuno of umulokpa are in ezeagu lga and umulokpa is in uzo-uwani lga. they are brothers but in different local government areas in nigeria.
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