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Ethics in the Nigerian national pledge and its implications for the transformation agenda
The non-challant attitude of Nigerians on issues affecting the development of the nation has become a source of concern to all and sundry and various efforts made by successive administrations to change their Orientation at different levels of government in the country have not yielded any success....
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