Complete SS3 Government Lesson Note
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Description
These lesson notes cover the following topics for SS3 First and Second Term Government:
FIRST TERM
1. Military Rule In Nigeria: Historical Background, Reasons for Military Rule, Achievements of Military Rule in Nigeria
2. Weakness of Military Rule in Nigeria; Measures That Could be Taken to Prevent Military Intervention in Nigeria
3. Local Administration in Nigeria; Structure, Functions, Sources of Finance and Problems of Local Government: Features of 1976 Local Government Reforms in Nigeria; Roles of Traditional Rulers in Government
4. Nigeria and the World; (i) Interdependence of Nations (ii) Nigeria’s Foreign Policy; Meaning, Nigeria Foreign Policy since Independence
5. Nigeria and the World; Factors that can affect Nigeria’s Foreign Policy, Formulation of Nigeria Foreign Policy; Features of Nigeria’s Foreign Policy
6. Africa as the Center Piece of Nigeria’s Foreign Policy; Origin; Reasons for the Adoption of Nigeria as the Center Piece of Nigeria’s Foreign Policy
7. How Nigeria has Demonstrated that Africa is the Center Piece of Her Foreign Policy; Ways by which Nigeria maintains Friendly Relations with African States
8. Non-Alignment; Origin, Meaning, Aims and Objectives
9. Non-Alignment Problems; Factors that Stimulated the Formation of Non-Align Movement; Nigeria and Non-Aligned Movement
10. International Organization- Organization of African Unity (O.A.U.); Historical Perspective, Aims and Objectives, Principles
11. Organization of African Unity- Organs and functions, Aims and Objectives, Achievements and Problems
12. Revision/ Examination
REFERENCE
• Essential Government by C.C. Dibie
• Comprehensive Government by J.U. Anyaele
SECOND TERM
- Nigeria and the World: The Inter-dependence of Nations and Globalization
- Nigeria’s Foreign Policy
- International Organizations: The United Nations (UN)
- The African Union (AU)
- The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS)
- The Commonwealth of Nations
- The World Health Organisation (W.H.O)
- The United Nations Development Project (UNDP)
- The Food and Agricultural Organisation (FAO)
- The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF)
- The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO)
- The Millennium Development Goals (MDGs)
- The New Economic Partnership for Economic Development (NEPAD)
