ELECTRORAL COMMISSION AND DEMOCRATIC DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA (A STUDY OF IMO STATE INDEPENDENT ELECTORAL COMMISSION, (IMSIEC)
Abstract
ABSTRACT
This project is aimed at knowing the role of Electoral Commission in enhancing the Development of Democracy in Nigeria (a case study of Imo State Independent Electoral Commission, IMSIEC). In doing that four research questions based on the objectives of the study were raised to guide the work, which amongst them is; what are the role of IMSIEC in enhancing democratic development of Imo State? In terms of methodology the study adopted descriptive survey method and both primary and secondary sources of information were used and data gathered were quantitatively and qualitatively analyzed. Karly Max class theory and Western Liberal theories were used as framework of analysis. The findings of the work among others is that there is the need for electoral process for the survival of democracy in Nigeria. Finally, the work recommends amongst others that elections should be seen as the end of everything or a do or die affair. There is the need to follow procedures in electoral activities.
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