Servant Leadership Through Democratic Stakeholdersm: Arise, O Stakeholders of Nigeria! Please, Begin to Assemble for Naija Republic

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dc.contributor.authorOLADEJO, Bolaji
dc.date.accessioned2026-04-22T02:38:14Z
dc.date.available2026-04-22T02:38:14Z
dc.date.issued2024
dc.descriptionThe book uses a bit of poetic language in some of its sections to motivate stakeholders to arise and collaborate within extant laws to bring about developmental change. Democratic Stakeholderism believes that, within the uncontrolled premises of poverty, illiteracy, ethnicity, religion, and corruption, the party system in Nigeria has been advancing the course of party politicians and their collaborators but has been yielding disappointing dividends of democracy for ordinary stakeholders. With the goal of building, by 2035, a progressive society of servant leaders leading public affairs with broad participation, transparency, accountability, integrity, equity, merit, effectiveness, and efficiency towards good governance, the book proposes constitutional reforms that include, but are not limited to, the following: Introduction of stakeholder groups and assemblies as replacements for political parties; Establishment of Council of Presidents comprising six zonal vice presidents who will rotate power as president; Creation of the post of prime minister who will share powers with the president; Establishment of Council of Governors comprising three zonal deputy governors who will rotate power as governor; Creation of the post of premier who will share powers with the governor; Rotation of LGA chairmanship powers among two or three vice chairmen as members of the Committee of LGA Chairmen; Operation of bicameral legislatures at the federal and state levels while the legislature at the LGA level will continue to be unicameral but cease to operate as a merged entity of the legislature and the executive based on the principle of separation of powers; Adoption of part-time representation in legislatures; Reversal of top-down approach to bottom-up approach in governance process; and Restructuring of the federal republic through diffusion of powers, devolution of powers, and fiscal federalism.
dc.description.abstract■ Wake Up! Take Back Your Sovereignty ■ Democratic Stakeholderism as a Win-Win Restructuring Option ■ Vision and Mission ■ Goal and Objectives ■ Underlying Philosophies and Ideologies ■ Core Values ■ Guiding Principles ■ Introducing Stakeholder Groups and Assemblies as New Governance Entities ■ Restructuring Existing Governance Entities ■ Highlight of Power and Responsibility Sharing Between Governance Entities ■ Merits and Demerits of the Stakeholder System ■ Arise, O Stakeholders of Nigeria! Please, Begin to Assemble for Naija Republic
dc.identifier.isbn978-978-767-123-8
dc.identifier.urihttps://nigeriareposit.nln.gov.ng/handle/20.500.14186/2557
dc.language.isoen
dc.publisherAbuja:National Library of Nigeria Headquarters
dc.titleServant Leadership Through Democratic Stakeholdersm: Arise, O Stakeholders of Nigeria! Please, Begin to Assemble for Naija Republic
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