Maritime Security and Nigeria’s Economic Development: A Synopsis	|1-16
Tagowa Wonotanzokan Nzeda,

Democracy, Corruption and Legitimacy Crisis in Nigeria under the Obasanjo Administration	|17-29
‘Dele Ashiru,

An Interrogation of the Elite Theory and Political Elite Recruitment in Nigeria: A Theoretical Analysis	|30-45
Nyewusira, Vincent PhD, Ndaage, Barikuma Lazarus,

The Role of the Legislature in Democratic Development in Nigeria’s Fourth Republic	|46-60
Fabian Benjamin, Ph.D,

Regionalism and Regional Integration in Southern Africa	|61-76
Udeoji, Ebele Angela, PhD.,

A Decade After the Arab Spring: The Journey So Far	|77-85
John Danfulani, PhD., Ajime Comfort Msurshima,

Expectations of Personality Cult on Democratic Governance in Nigeria’s Fourth Republic: The Case of President Muhammadu Buhari (Part I)	|87-101
Egbe, Olawari D. J, PhD, Gogo, O. David, PhD., Koko, Epoweide I., PhD.,

Re-thinking Community Policing as a Strategic Response to Criminality and Insecurity in Nigeria	|102-123
Chinwuba, Michael Emeka, Namo Johanna Akerewe, Mohammed Danlami Garba,

Bureaucracy, Manpower Training and National Development in Nigeria: A Critical Analysis	|124-137
Edino, Ojonimi Ferdinand, Ph.D, Eja, Terrence Richard, Emmanuel Awubi,

The Policy of Local Content and Economic Development in Nigeria, 2000-2017	|138-158
Nyewusira, Vincent PhD, Igwe Adaona Frank, Nwokah, Imere Lordmizer,

Resource Conflict and Environmental Challenges in the Lake Chad Basin: An Analysis of the Sedentary Farmers and Nomadic Pastoralists Conflict in Nigeria	|159-167
Salisu Inusa Hassan, Ahmed Usman, Usman Gayam Usman,

The Impact of Herdsmen-Farmers’ Conflict on National Integration in Nigeria’s Fourth Republic	|168-182
Rosenje, Musharafa Olapeju Ph.D, Adeniyi, Oluwatobi Peter,

Perception of Anti-Graft War of The Muhammadu Buhari’s Administration: A Study of Salem University Students	|183-192
Momoh Zekeri, AMAHA Stephen, MUHAMMED Ibrahim Abraham,

United States-NATO Ties Under President Trump:An Assessment.	|193-202
John Danfulani, PhD., Ajime Comfort Msurshima,

Nigeria’s Cyclic Borrowing and its Implications for National Development	|203-217
Okafor, Celestine Ogechukwu, Amakoromo, Woyinmo Timi, Asiegbu, Victor Iheanyichukwu,

Jibwis and the Locus of Line Authority in its Tripodal Organizational Structure: An Imperative for Enhancing National Security	|218-230
Muhammad Sani Yusuf, Auwal Ahmad Isma’il, Auwal Salisu,

Character of Leadership and National Development in Contemporary Nigerian Society	|231-244
Udeh Celestine Ochu, Eyikorogha Queen, Ekoyo Paul Nwaforagu, Madu Chidi Paul, Oguwuike Izuchukwu Fortunetus,

Work Ethics and Public Service Delivery: A Review of Literature and Agenda for Future Research	|245-260
AKINLADE, Mojisola E., GBEREVBIE, Daniel E., ADESUYI, Solape J.,

A Perspective on Collective Security and Regional Stability in the West African Region	|261-277
Bature, Elizabeth Aishatu, Ph.D,

Contributions of Corruption and Political Instability to Infrastructural Decay: Evidence from Fourth Republic in Nigeria	|278-294
IBRAHIM, SHABA YAHAYA,

Effect of E-Governance on the Public Health Sector in Nigeria	|295-306
Tolulope V. Olatunji Tolulope V., Duruji Moses M., Adeyemi Jesutofunmi O., Oni Samuel O.,

Leadership and Challenges of Nationhood in Nigeria	|307-317
Peterside Zainab Brown,

COVID-19 Pandemic and Its Cost Implications for Nigeria	|318-332
ABASILIM Ugochukwu D. PhD, MOSES Esther O., GBEREVBIE, Daniel E. PhD, FATOGUN Ifeoluwa A.,