Prince Sam Ezeanyikas  
academic*researcher*author*
consultant*political economist

 

 

 

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Dr. Prince Sam Ezeanyika
Prince Sam Ezeanyika
I was born on the 28th of January 1962 in Urualla, Ideato North L.G.A, Imo State, Nigeria. I possess a Higher Diploma in French Language, Literature and Civilization (D.S.E.F.) 3ème Degré from the University of Grenoble III, Grenoble, France; a Bachelor of Arts (Hons.) and Master of Science degrees, both from Obafemi Awolowo University, Ife, Nigeria. I am currently at the conclusive stage of a Ph.D. in Political Economy and Development Studies at Imo State University, Owerri, Nigeria...read more >

 

 
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The study explores the performance of women farmers and their constraints in acquiring farm resources in Orlu senatorial district of Imo State, Nigeria, comprising 12 local government areas (LGAs). Data were collected from 2580 randomly selected rural women farmers from four hundred selected villages in the 12 LGAs. The findings of the study indicated that 56% of the women obtained their farmland from their husbands, 33.5% got land from their family and about 10% stated that they owned their farmland...read more >

  
   

 

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Women's Productivity
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Over the past two decades, a growing consensus on the need for official aid from the developed nations to take account of the fundamental socio-economic rights, and the democratisa-tion process of African nations has emerged as a leitmotiv for development and cooperation.This article exam-mines the necessity of democracy for development in Africa and discusses the challenges faced by African nations in structural transformation toward institutionalising Western models of democracy.It reviews the ongoing debate on multi-party democracy and neo-liberalism as they are applicable in Africa’s institutional reconstruction and development.  The article also analyses the current role of the civil society in the continent’s drive towards development.  As part of its conclusion, the article highlights new challenges for African development and the continent’s prospects for sustainable democracy in the 21st century....read more >
Africa’s Political Economy of Development and Liberal Democracy in the 21st Century:Issues Arising