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Appraisal of the doctrine of separation of power and its applicability in modern governance for national development in Nigeria
In every society, especially one that upholds democratic principles, there are usually laid down rules, principles and customs to guide the society referred to as the Constitution. A constitution is the organic law of a nation. It may be written or unwritten. By nature, the primary objective of the...
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