Home / Public administration / INTRODUCTION 1.1. BACKGROUND OF STUDY Motivation is the set of forces that cause people to choose certain behavior from amongst the many alternative open to them. An employee performance is typically influenced by motivation, ability and the work environment. Motivation is important because of its intangible nature. A leader can influence his surbodinate only when they are convinced. In conviction, a need based approach must be applied which focus on what motivates employee to choose certain behavior in discharging their duties. Such approaches are need hierarchies and the dual structure approach. Motivation plus effort leads to performance which then leads to outcome said by Victor Vroom in his theory “Expectancy Theory”. According to this theory, there are three conditions to be met for individuals to exbibit motivated behavior, thus; a. Effort to performance expectancy must be greater that zero b. Performance to outcome expectancy must be greater that zero and c. The sum of values for all relevant outcome must be greater that zero. In other view Fredrick Taylor said that people have been engaging in employment for reasons other than money. He added that workers can be motivated if reward and penalties are attached to performance. Modern economy depends on a large extent on motivation more than previous economics. Motivation itself has now become inseparable from modern production for good efficiency and effectiveness of organizational production and rendering of good services to the custom by the staff can only be possible with the aid of adequate motivation. According to Okpala (Dec 1980), ‘motivation comes from intrinsic factors which influenced the workers to behave the way they do. The intrinsic source of motivation is the type of motivation that comes derides a sense of accomplishment and achievement from helping gain competitive advantage job that are interesting and challenging leads to intrinsic motivation for this type of work motivation result from performing the job itself. The extrinsic motivation result as a worker acquires materials or social rewards to avoid punishment will work well and light, temperature and noise reduction, different salary scales, group standard leadership etc. all of this affect the employees performance. Motivation will always need the timeless sensitivity and vision that effective relationship with human growth and individual demands. A legal and reductive assumption is that of working itself is well planned and efficient, motivation for what is being done should meaty and micely come along as well. Vigas (1977) noted that when workers feels a strong need for what they are doing and the programme is well planned and stimulating with adequate information feedback the easier the motivation to work increases industries and businesses are filled with well designed, efficient programmes that are not very motivated part of the problem is efficiency itself. Motivation takes people skills and time good strategy is an investment. It pays dividends but often beyond the inherent structure true of the knowledge or skill they are performing, it means that managers have to plan taken for guaranted. (Johnson and Johnson, (1982) the time continuing model of motivation is an organizational and for planning. It is a systematic structure for introducing or applying motivational strategies throughout a working sequence (Sanders, 1981). Sanders described motivation as an organizational and motivation planning is designing and is essential part of it. He also stressed that the time continuum model of motivation help managers to programmatically combine a series of motivation strategies from the beginning to the work of project sequence so that a network of motivational influences is formulated. A manager working with motivated workers finds instructions more successful achieves greater satisfaction and avoids burn out. Out of the major quagmires confronting management is that of motivating workers to perform assigned tasks to most or surpass predetermined standards. The behavior the work force can either be beneficial or detrimental to an organization, hence the need for management to study and know how or which line of action to follow in every organization. There are groups which perform the same jobs and will be noticed that some of them perform better than others. Variances in workers performances can be traced the some factors such as experience and skill. Hence training workers involved restricting the jobs to suit their skill and ability. This will be of immense importance towards solving this problem. An individual workers will be motivated if the feels that this organizationa is playing a vital frustration sets in if the reverse is the case but promotion fringe benefits achievements, recognition etc. In Nigeria, one noticed that salary is the only motivating facor used by most organization. These characteristics prominently on companies productivities Ibeto group of company was given power and operational interest in producing cement, Automative parts, petrochemicals hospitality, properties, banking and finance oil and gas etc. it was established on 2nd Oct. 1996 and licensed by the department of petroleum resources to undertake the blending of oil lubricants and the production of various types of petroleum products for local and international markets. HISTORY OF THE PLACE Ibeto group of company is located at Nnewi in Anambra state. Nigeria. The man behind the Ibeto group success story, Dr. Cletus executive director (Nnewi Operations) he previously served as a chief operating officer, Ibeto group Cement company ltd. 25th February 2013. He is the billionaire owner of Ibeto group of Companies and a few weeks to the end of 2012. Ibteo group of companies at 60-61, Igwe Orizu Road Nnewi deals in batteries, building materials and plumbing material. 5th August 2014. Ibeto group made up of over eight major companies, PortHarcourt, Lagos and Nnewi where a 250 room hotel is under works. But Kilery Rosy story came with it thorns before apprenticeship was cut short by the civil war. Ibeto petrochemical industries limited was estabvlished on 2nd October 1996 and licensed by the department of petroleum resources to undertake. The blending of oil lubricants and the production of various types of petroleum products for local and international markets. The blending plants is located at Nnewi Anambra State. To ensure that the highest premium is placed on the country of its products a fully equipped. State of the art laboratory was established in the plant. All of their products are certified by the standard organization of Nigeria (SON) as meeting the required standards, as evidence by the award of the mandatory SONCAP certificate. Since January 199, the company has been delivering its blended lube products to the West East and Central African markets. The company also procures and trades in a range of petroleum products like Base Oil (bright stock etc) and auto motive gas oil. In August 2012, this company began to export Nigeria crude oil. The man behind the Ibeto group success story Dr. Cletus Madubuegwu Ibeto. He previously served as chief operating officer, Ibeto cement company ltd. Earlier he has worked for us. The is the head of the Ibeto group, the largest business enterprise from Nnewi, a city unique for its entrepreneurial spirit. Cletus Ibeto the man who spurned Saddams money the sun news. 5th August 2014. Ibeto made up of over eight major companies, employing above 500 workers and still. 1.2. STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM Employee motivation has always been a central problem foe leaders and managers and as a result provide managers with techniques to improve workers productivity. It appears that the resources for services operation for motivating staff in the company are inadequate. There are the problems of motivation planning that liquidate and late payment of salaries occurs. There is problem of threat for retrenchment of workers. The problem of running the company by the management consultants. The problem which Ibeto group of company Nigeria have is that the organization fails to consider the working condition of their workers by failing to give them what makes them perform effectively and efficiently. Things they fail to consider are as follows; The relationship that exist between the underlying and management staff are very poor. The management does not have time to investigate if the workers are blissful with what they are doing or not. The organization does not even care to know if the workers are physically alright, what the organization want is that the workers should work. Another one is that the organization does not give them the ample opportunity of going for workshops or training while working in the organization. The workers also complained that the salary and financial benefits that are accruable to them are not equitable to their productivity, and their fringe benefits are being denied. Finally, all these lapses on the part of the organization have obstructed the relationship behavior in the organization thereby leading to waste of resources. It is on this that the researcher discovered the importance of motivation as a tool for high productivity in an organization. A case study of Ibeto Group of Company Nnewi. 1.3. PURPOSE OF THE STUDY The purpose of this study amongst other things are as follows: i. To ascertain to what extent human and non human resources are adequate for serious operation of the organization. ii. To determine how problem of motivation planning ;eads to liquidity and late payments. iii. To find out the cause of threats of retrenchments to workers. iv. To determine the problem of running the organization with a team of management consultants. v. To initiate some way by which workers can be motivated. vi. To know the extent to which motivation can effect high productivity in an organization. vii. To investigate various ways by which workers of Ibeto group of company Nnewi will be motivated to improve their productivity by the management of the organization. 1.4. SIGNIFICANT OF THE STUDY The study is significant in its nature in the extent to which motivation as a tool affecting high productivity in an organization. The researcher is carrying out this research work in order to give findings and recommendation which will in one way or the give way for more research on the topic area of the study. The recommendation will help the management to know the problem and find the motivational tools to use in achieving the organizational goals. Having seen the dimension of hits work, it is believed that suggests from this i. Study would help to research for the solution to the problem facing the workers in Nigeria. ii. It would help the researcher to determine find way and means. iii. It would enable the researcher to determine the effect of these motivating factors on performance or productivity. iv. With the findings it will help us to make projections and predictions with greater precisions concerning the attitude of workers to their work v. Management, administration, directors and policy formulators will gain a lot if they are aware of these factors that spur or inhibit their workers or employees to or from greater performance and productivities. 1.5. RESEARCH QUESTION 1. What can I do to establish a postile working attitude for this programme? 2. How do I best meet the needs of my workers throughout this working sequence? What about this working conditions that will stimulate my workers? · How is the effective experience and emotional climate for this programme positive for workers? · How does this working pattern increase or affect workers feeling of competnence? · How does this working pattern provide for my workers? · What is the relationship between you and your boss? · Have you attended any course or training since you were employed? · Do you think the pay you are receiving is equitable to your productivity? · What should be the responsibility of the inequality of the pay to your productivity? · What are other benefits you do not enjoy from the organization apart from your salary? 1.6. SCOPE/DELIMITATION OF THE STUDY This work study motivate as a tool for high productivity with respect to Ibeto group of Company Nigeria Nnewi. In doing this, motivational techniques, effects and contribution for effective achievement of the organizational goal were advanced. Recommendations were also made for management use and for further research work. 1.7. DEFINITION OF TERMS There are some unique and difficult word in this project. However, they are carefully explained for easy comprehension of their meanings and the context in which they are applied. Motivations: this simply means ensuring appropriate behavious of works in which people can satisfy their human need through both their work and work environment. Motivation and be in form of promotion, bonus performance appraisal, salary increament, provision of fringe benefit etc. this is the force within and external of the worker that influence his behavior. Nuezynski and Buchanam (1985) defined motivation as a decision making process through which the individual choose desire outcomes and set in motions the behavior appropriate to acquire then. Management: this is the coordination of human material resources is an organization to achieve management goals. Umeh (1996) defined management as the process by which people (managers) create direct, maintain and operate purposive organization through systematic cooperative human effort. It is also the process of getting things done by using other people to achieve a set of objective. – People involved with the corporate decision making of the company and also responsible for any attendant risk. Workers: a group of persons involved in the act of producing goods and services. Productivity: this is the efficient use of resources or the production of goods and services. Satisfaction: this refers to the enjoyment required from performing good job. Drive: this term refers to the striving force that push one to perform. Needs: this refers to the basic necessities of life.

INTRODUCTION 1.1. BACKGROUND OF STUDY Motivation is the set of forces that cause people to choose certain behavior from amongst the many alternative open to them. An employee performance is typically influenced by motivation, ability and the work environment. Motivation is important because of its intangible nature. A leader can influence his surbodinate only when they are convinced. In conviction, a need based approach must be applied which focus on what motivates employee to choose certain behavior in discharging their duties. Such approaches are need hierarchies and the dual structure approach. Motivation plus effort leads to performance which then leads to outcome said by Victor Vroom in his theory “Expectancy Theory”. According to this theory, there are three conditions to be met for individuals to exbibit motivated behavior, thus; a. Effort to performance expectancy must be greater that zero b. Performance to outcome expectancy must be greater that zero and c. The sum of values for all relevant outcome must be greater that zero. In other view Fredrick Taylor said that people have been engaging in employment for reasons other than money. He added that workers can be motivated if reward and penalties are attached to performance. Modern economy depends on a large extent on motivation more than previous economics. Motivation itself has now become inseparable from modern production for good efficiency and effectiveness of organizational production and rendering of good services to the custom by the staff can only be possible with the aid of adequate motivation. According to Okpala (Dec 1980), ‘motivation comes from intrinsic factors which influenced the workers to behave the way they do. The intrinsic source of motivation is the type of motivation that comes derides a sense of accomplishment and achievement from helping gain competitive advantage job that are interesting and challenging leads to intrinsic motivation for this type of work motivation result from performing the job itself. The extrinsic motivation result as a worker acquires materials or social rewards to avoid punishment will work well and light, temperature and noise reduction, different salary scales, group standard leadership etc. all of this affect the employees performance. Motivation will always need the timeless sensitivity and vision that effective relationship with human growth and individual demands. A legal and reductive assumption is that of working itself is well planned and efficient, motivation for what is being done should meaty and micely come along as well. Vigas (1977) noted that when workers feels a strong need for what they are doing and the programme is well planned and stimulating with adequate information feedback the easier the motivation to work increases industries and businesses are filled with well designed, efficient programmes that are not very motivated part of the problem is efficiency itself. Motivation takes people skills and time good strategy is an investment. It pays dividends but often beyond the inherent structure true of the knowledge or skill they are performing, it means that managers have to plan taken for guaranted. (Johnson and Johnson, (1982) the time continuing model of motivation is an organizational and for planning. It is a systematic structure for introducing or applying motivational strategies throughout a working sequence (Sanders, 1981). Sanders described motivation as an organizational and motivation planning is designing and is essential part of it. He also stressed that the time continuum model of motivation help managers to programmatically combine a series of motivation strategies from the beginning to the work of project sequence so that a network of motivational influences is formulated. A manager working with motivated workers finds instructions more successful achieves greater satisfaction and avoids burn out. Out of the major quagmires confronting management is that of motivating workers to perform assigned tasks to most or surpass predetermined standards. The behavior the work force can either be beneficial or detrimental to an organization, hence the need for management to study and know how or which line of action to follow in every organization. There are groups which perform the same jobs and will be noticed that some of them perform better than others. Variances in workers performances can be traced the some factors such as experience and skill. Hence training workers involved restricting the jobs to suit their skill and ability. This will be of immense importance towards solving this problem. An individual workers will be motivated if the feels that this organizationa is playing a vital frustration sets in if the reverse is the case but promotion fringe benefits achievements, recognition etc. In Nigeria, one noticed that salary is the only motivating facor used by most organization. These characteristics prominently on companies productivities Ibeto group of company was given power and operational interest in producing cement, Automative parts, petrochemicals hospitality, properties, banking and finance oil and gas etc. it was established on 2nd Oct. 1996 and licensed by the department of petroleum resources to undertake the blending of oil lubricants and the production of various types of petroleum products for local and international markets. HISTORY OF THE PLACE Ibeto group of company is located at Nnewi in Anambra state. Nigeria. The man behind the Ibeto group success story, Dr. Cletus executive director (Nnewi Operations) he previously served as a chief operating officer, Ibeto group Cement company ltd. 25th February 2013. He is the billionaire owner of Ibeto group of Companies and a few weeks to the end of 2012. Ibteo group of companies at 60-61, Igwe Orizu Road Nnewi deals in batteries, building materials and plumbing material. 5th August 2014. Ibeto group made up of over eight major companies, PortHarcourt, Lagos and Nnewi where a 250 room hotel is under works. But Kilery Rosy story came with it thorns before apprenticeship was cut short by the civil war. Ibeto petrochemical industries limited was estabvlished on 2nd October 1996 and licensed by the department of petroleum resources to undertake. The blending of oil lubricants and the production of various types of petroleum products for local and international markets. The blending plants is located at Nnewi Anambra State. To ensure that the highest premium is placed on the country of its products a fully equipped. State of the art laboratory was established in the plant. All of their products are certified by the standard organization of Nigeria (SON) as meeting the required standards, as evidence by the award of the mandatory SONCAP certificate. Since January 199, the company has been delivering its blended lube products to the West East and Central African markets. The company also procures and trades in a range of petroleum products like Base Oil (bright stock etc) and auto motive gas oil. In August 2012, this company began to export Nigeria crude oil. The man behind the Ibeto group success story Dr. Cletus Madubuegwu Ibeto. He previously served as chief operating officer, Ibeto cement company ltd. Earlier he has worked for us. The is the head of the Ibeto group, the largest business enterprise from Nnewi, a city unique for its entrepreneurial spirit. Cletus Ibeto the man who spurned Saddams money the sun news. 5th August 2014. Ibeto made up of over eight major companies, employing above 500 workers and still. 1.2. STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM Employee motivation has always been a central problem foe leaders and managers and as a result provide managers with techniques to improve workers productivity. It appears that the resources for services operation for motivating staff in the company are inadequate. There are the problems of motivation planning that liquidate and late payment of salaries occurs. There is problem of threat for retrenchment of workers. The problem of running the company by the management consultants. The problem which Ibeto group of company Nigeria have is that the organization fails to consider the working condition of their workers by failing to give them what makes them perform effectively and efficiently. Things they fail to consider are as follows; The relationship that exist between the underlying and management staff are very poor. The management does not have time to investigate if the workers are blissful with what they are doing or not. The organization does not even care to know if the workers are physically alright, what the organization want is that the workers should work. Another one is that the organization does not give them the ample opportunity of going for workshops or training while working in the organization. The workers also complained that the salary and financial benefits that are accruable to them are not equitable to their productivity, and their fringe benefits are being denied. Finally, all these lapses on the part of the organization have obstructed the relationship behavior in the organization thereby leading to waste of resources. It is on this that the researcher discovered the importance of motivation as a tool for high productivity in an organization. A case study of Ibeto Group of Company Nnewi. 1.3. PURPOSE OF THE STUDY The purpose of this study amongst other things are as follows: i. To ascertain to what extent human and non human resources are adequate for serious operation of the organization. ii. To determine how problem of motivation planning ;eads to liquidity and late payments. iii. To find out the cause of threats of retrenchments to workers. iv. To determine the problem of running the organization with a team of management consultants. v. To initiate some way by which workers can be motivated. vi. To know the extent to which motivation can effect high productivity in an organization. vii. To investigate various ways by which workers of Ibeto group of company Nnewi will be motivated to improve their productivity by the management of the organization. 1.4. SIGNIFICANT OF THE STUDY The study is significant in its nature in the extent to which motivation as a tool affecting high productivity in an organization. The researcher is carrying out this research work in order to give findings and recommendation which will in one way or the give way for more research on the topic area of the study. The recommendation will help the management to know the problem and find the motivational tools to use in achieving the organizational goals. Having seen the dimension of hits work, it is believed that suggests from this i. Study would help to research for the solution to the problem facing the workers in Nigeria. ii. It would help the researcher to determine find way and means. iii. It would enable the researcher to determine the effect of these motivating factors on performance or productivity. iv. With the findings it will help us to make projections and predictions with greater precisions concerning the attitude of workers to their work v. Management, administration, directors and policy formulators will gain a lot if they are aware of these factors that spur or inhibit their workers or employees to or from greater performance and productivities. 1.5. RESEARCH QUESTION 1. What can I do to establish a postile working attitude for this programme? 2. How do I best meet the needs of my workers throughout this working sequence? What about this working conditions that will stimulate my workers? · How is the effective experience and emotional climate for this programme positive for workers? · How does this working pattern increase or affect workers feeling of competnence? · How does this working pattern provide for my workers? · What is the relationship between you and your boss? · Have you attended any course or training since you were employed? · Do you think the pay you are receiving is equitable to your productivity? · What should be the responsibility of the inequality of the pay to your productivity? · What are other benefits you do not enjoy from the organization apart from your salary? 1.6. SCOPE/DELIMITATION OF THE STUDY This work study motivate as a tool for high productivity with respect to Ibeto group of Company Nigeria Nnewi. In doing this, motivational techniques, effects and contribution for effective achievement of the organizational goal were advanced. Recommendations were also made for management use and for further research work. 1.7. DEFINITION OF TERMS There are some unique and difficult word in this project. However, they are carefully explained for easy comprehension of their meanings and the context in which they are applied. Motivations: this simply means ensuring appropriate behavious of works in which people can satisfy their human need through both their work and work environment. Motivation and be in form of promotion, bonus performance appraisal, salary increament, provision of fringe benefit etc. this is the force within and external of the worker that influence his behavior. Nuezynski and Buchanam (1985) defined motivation as a decision making process through which the individual choose desire outcomes and set in motions the behavior appropriate to acquire then. Management: this is the coordination of human material resources is an organization to achieve management goals. Umeh (1996) defined management as the process by which people (managers) create direct, maintain and operate purposive organization through systematic cooperative human effort. It is also the process of getting things done by using other people to achieve a set of objective. – People involved with the corporate decision making of the company and also responsible for any attendant risk. Workers: a group of persons involved in the act of producing goods and services. Productivity: this is the efficient use of resources or the production of goods and services. Satisfaction: this refers to the enjoyment required from performing good job. Drive: this term refers to the striving force that push one to perform. Needs: this refers to the basic necessities of life.

 

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<p> </p><div><p><strong>&nbsp; INTRODUCTION</strong></p><p><strong>1.1 &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;</strong><strong>BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY</strong></p><p>Nigeria’s foreign policy towards her neighbors (the states of Cameroon, Chad, Niger, Benin and Togo) has, since independence, been guided by and large by the following four principles:</p><p>i) The sovereign equality of all African states;</p><p>ii) Respect for the independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity of every African state;</p><p>iii) Non-interference in the internal affairs of other African states; and</p><p>iv) A commitment to functional co-operation as a means of promoting African unity.</p><p>A further motivation is the perception that these states present no threat to Nigeria, but that, if Nigeria should threaten, them, they might be driven into the arms of a powerful extra-African, state; such a development, it is felt in Lagos, could threaten Nigerian security. This perception has been heightened by Nigeria’s experiences during the Civil War of 1966-1970. Following the crash of an aircraft carrying arms to Biafra in the Cameroons in 1966, Nigeria advised its neighbors not to support Biafran secession, and the advice was taken. This is seen in Lagos as one of the major reasons for the failure of Biafra’s attempt at secession. As a result, Nigeria has come to see its neighbors as its special ‘area of concentration’ of diplomacy in the belief that Nigeria’s security is tied to that of its neighbors.</p><p>Consequently Nigeria has developed an interest in the internal affairs of these states, in order to ensure that friendly. Governments are not replaced by hostile ones. It has also attempted to strengthen, its political and diplomatic links with its close neighbors, and has put-a greater stress on economic co-operation than previously. For example, although-Nigeria had joined the Lake Chad Basin Commission by 1964, nothing came of it until a. summit meeting – the Commission’s first – was held, at Nigeria’s initiative, in. July 1972 at Fort Lamy, In fact, in August 1970, Dr. Arikpo announced that it was Nigerian policy to establish a ‘sub-regional’ economic community, comprising Nigeria and its immediate neighbors, in order to promote their economic development-and reduce, their, financial dependence on any of the great powers. To achieve this, Nigeria is engaging in joint agricultural and industrial ventures with its neighbors, even when this requires some sacrifices on her part.</p><p>Nigeria’s foreign policy towards the whole of Africa is based on the same four principles that govern its relations with its neighbors. However, because of the existence of white minority regimes in the south of the continent, a fifth principle has been added, i.e. the total eradication of racialism and colonialism from the continent.</p><p>Since independence Nigeria has, because of its size, natural resources and manpower, seen itself as a – if not the – potential leader in Africa. However, it is only since 1970 that the country has actively begun to play a leadership role on the continent.</p><p>Nigerian self-perception of a leadership role in Africa is clearly demonstrated by the dispute late last year concerning which two African states should fill the two vacancies on the UN Security Council. The OAU and the African group at the UN wanted the seats to go to Gabon and Niger. Gabon was elected unopposed but Nigeria contested Niger for the remaining seat and refused to withdraw its candidacy in favor of the latter, the Nigerians believing (with good reason) that they would be able to represent Africa more effectively in the Security Council than their powerless and uninfluential neighbor. Finally, on the fifth and unrestricted ballot, Nigeria defeated Niger by 96 votes to 27.</p><p><strong>STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM</strong></p><p>Nigeria seeks to increase economic co-operation throughout Africa in the belief that Africa will only be truly free when it adds economic independence to its political freedom. In this regard Nigeria campaigned against Africans joining the EEC in another Yaoundé-type agreement, and urged African states not to engage in bilateral contacts with the EEC, but rather to negotiate collectively in order to increase their bargaining power-indeed, Nigeria extended this diplomatic campaign to include the Caribbean and Pacific states which were also involved in the negotiations leading up to the Lome Convention. This was the first time that Nigeria had attempted to influence the external economic policies of other states, and it was successful.</p><p><strong>1.3 &nbsp; &nbsp; RESEARCH QUESTION &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; </strong></p><p>1. &nbsp; &nbsp; What is the effect of Nigerian foreign policies alongside the Economic Community of West African states?</p><p>2. &nbsp; &nbsp; Is there any challenge the Nigerian foreign policies inclusive the ECOWAS is facing?</p><p>3. &nbsp; &nbsp; How the Nigerian foreign policies be can improved viz-a-viz the Economic Community of West African States?</p><p><strong>1.4 &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; AIMS AND OBJECTIVE OF STUDY</strong></p><p>The aim of this paper is to provide an outline of the foreign policy of black Africa’s most populous, most powerful and most influential state; Nigeria. The objectives are:</p><p>1. &nbsp; &nbsp; To examine the effect of Nigerian foreign policies alongside the Economic Community of West African states.</p><p>2. &nbsp; &nbsp; To ascertain if there is any challenge the Nigerian foreign policies inclusive the ECOWAS is facing.</p><p>3. &nbsp; &nbsp; To study if the Nigerian foreign policies be improved viz-a-viz the Economic Community of West African States.</p><p><strong>1.5 &nbsp; SCOPE OF THE STUDY</strong></p><p>The idea of the research work is to examine about Nigerian foreign policies vis-à-vis the Economic Community of West African State since independence.</p><p>This project covers a range of subject peculiar to foreign policies in Nigeria. It covers the historical evolution of political and economic administration as a precept of a democratic process in Nigeria vis-à-vis the Economic Community of West African States. It also covers the procedural problems in the Nigerian administration due to foreign policies. These are the aspects to be covered in this project.</p><p></p></div><h3></h3><br> <br><p></p>

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