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Article
Understanding Young People’s Political Engagement in Niger Delta Nigerian
Author(s)
Bari-ika Nornubari Vite
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DOI:10.17265/2161-6248/2018.05.005
Affiliation(s)
Anglia Ruskin University, Chelmsford, UK
ABSTRACT
The study focuses on
the way Niger Delta youth participation in policies is formed through the ideas of youth citizenship.
In this research, it will explore the current text and recognized means of
comprehending youth participation that acknowledge the modern democracy. It will
give attention to research that addresses the process through which young lives
participate in democracy and why they do not. It considers the issues that
either hinder or
promote engagement with young peoples and the way that is affected by some groups in context and
practice. It explores the proposition of a new paradigm shift in the human
development approach in engagement that identifies and reveals
that political literacy and party expectation among politicians are less
concerning Nigeria youth and that some small numbers unite with political
gatherings, organizations, and other official political associations.
KEYWORDS
civil-minded, education, obligatory, structure, programs
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