SS3 Government Lessons Topics
1st term
- 1. Emergence of federalism in Nigeria
- 2. Factors that necessitated the formation of federalism
- 3. Conferences organised by the colonial powers
- 4. Revenue allocation formula in Nigeria
- 5. Need for revenue allocation in a federal state.
- 6. Conflict over each adopted revenue allocation formula.
- 7. The major and minor ethnic groups in Nigeria
- 8. Reasons for the demand of more states
- 9. Complexity and endless nature of the state creation
- 10. Recommendation of Willink’s commission
- 11. Solution to minority problems in Nigeria.
- 12. The nature of ethnic conflicts and rivalry in Nigeria.
- 13. Problems of secession in Nigeria.
- 14. Measures to avoid secession in Nigeria.
- 15. National democratic party (NNDP)
- 16. Nigerian youth movement (NYM)
- 17. National council of Nigeria and Cameroun citizens (NCNC)
- 18. Action group (AG)
- 19. Northern people’s congress (NPC)
- 20. Northern elements progressive Union (NEPU)
- 21. National Party of Nigeria (NPN)
- 22. Nigerian People’s Party (NPP)
- 23. Great Nigerian people’s party (GNPP)
- 24. People’s Redemption party (PRP)
- 25. Nigerian Advance Party (NAP)
- 26. Social Democratic Party (SDP)
- 27. National republican Convention (NRC)
- 28. People’s Democratic Party (PDP)
- 29. All Nigerian Peoples’ Party (ANPP)
- 30. Alliance for Democracy (AD)
- 31. Kano riot 1953
- 32. Eastern region constitution 1953
- 33. Census crisis 1962/63
2nd term
- 1. Federal election 1964
- 2. Nigerian election 1965
- 3. General election 1979
- 4. General election 1983
- 5. Executive vs legislative crisis in Kaduna
- 6. Military rule in Nigeria 1966 – 1975
- 7. Military rule in Nigeria 1975 – 1979
- 8. Military rule in Nigeria 1983 – 1985
- 9. Military rule in Nigeria 1985 – 1993
- 10. Military rule in Nigeria 1993 – 1999
- 11. Definition and meaning of conflict
- 12. Types of conflicts
- 13. Causes of conflicts
- 14. Conflicts resolution
- 15. Peace Evaluation
- 16. Mechanism for promoting peace.
- 17. Community of nations
- 18. Purpose for interaction
- 19. Nigeria’s interaction –economic, political and socio-cultural