Papers by OGIDI T I M I N E R E SAMUEL

Rapid Journals international Publication, 2024
This study investigates employees' motivation and service delivery within the Nigerian Army's 6 D... more This study investigates employees' motivation and service delivery within the Nigerian Army's 6 Division in Port Harcourt from 2015 to 2023. The research addresses four specific objectives which are evaluating the relationship between employee motivation levels and service delivery performance, assessing the influence of motivational factors on troop readiness and effectiveness in addressing civil unrest, examining the correlation between employee morale and service delivery outcomes in regions affected by militant activities, and identifying key motivational drivers and barriers impacting soldiers' performance. The theoretical framework is based on Herzberg's Two-Factor Theory and Vroom's Expectancy Theory, which provide a comprehensive understanding of the intrinsic and extrinsic factors influencing soldier motivation. The study employs a qualitative research methodology, primarily utilizing secondary data sources such as reports, academic literature, and military documents to generate and analyze data. The key finding reveals that low motivation levels among soldiers significantly hinder service delivery performance, particularly in high-risk environments like the Niger Delta. The conclusion underscores the detrimental impact of poor motivation and morale on soldiers' readiness, effectiveness, and overall operational efficiency. The study recommended the implementation of comprehensive motivational programmes tailored to address soldiers' specific needs and challenges. These programmes should include regular recognition of achievements, career development opportunities, and the provision of adequate resources and equipment to enhance soldiers' sense of value and commitment. By addressing these motivational challenges, the Nigerian Army can improve service delivery outcomes and strengthen its operational capabilities in addressing diverse security threats.

IIARD, 2024
Over the years the issue of unemployment among the youthful population in Nigeria has been a chal... more Over the years the issue of unemployment among the youthful population in Nigeria has been a challenging one. The introduction of N-Power Programme was to help mop up the array of unemployed youths across the country, designed to assist young graduates acquire and develop lifelong skills that can pull them out of the circle of vulnerability. The paper explores the myriad of challenges faced in the implementation of the N-Power programme in Rivers State. With objectives to examine its achievement in the area of mitigating the problem of youth unemployment. For theoretical framework, Policy Feedback theory was adopted. Descriptive research design was utilized for methodology, while data was derived from secondary sources. Content method was used in analysing the data. The findings reveals a landscape that is marred by mismanagement, technological deficiencies, and delayed payments. Based on the findings, the paper concludes that such revelations underscores an urgent need for a holistic overhaul of the programme, a commitment to accountability, transparency and adaptability to the recipients environment, to attract more participants. The paper therefore recommends that there should be improvements in the areas of transparency, strengthening oversight, upgrading technological infrastructure, adoption of a merit-based selection process, in addition to ensuring timely disbursement of allowances to the beneficiaries of N-Power Programme. These points are so crucial for revitalizing the N-Power schemes as a catalyst for positive change and with the potentials for employment generation for the teeming youths in Rivers and Nigeria at large.

quest journal , 2024
The paper investigated corruption in Bayelsa State judiciary system from 2012 to 2022. Theoretica... more The paper investigated corruption in Bayelsa State judiciary system from 2012 to 2022. Theoretically, the study adopted hedonism theory. The study adopted the survey research design as its methodology with 380 visible questionnaire utilized. The paper analyzed its data using simple percentage methods while the research hypotheses were tested using chi-square method. The key research findings were that there is a discernible nexus between the judiciary and corruption in Bayelsa State, through comprehensive analysis, it was observed that corruption has penetrated various levels of the Judiciary, influencing the perception of justice and the integrity of legal processes. Also, the paper identified several underlying factors contributing to corruption in the Bayelsa State Judiciary. These factors includes institutional weaknesses, inadequate accountability mechanisms, and socioeconomic conditions, shedding light on the multifaceted nature of corruption within the legal system. Therefore, the paper recommended that there is need to implement stringent anti-corruption measures within the Bayelsa State Judiciary. This includes establishing clear protocols for reporting and investigating corruption cases, and imposing severe penalties for those found guilty of engaging in corrupt practices. Also, to enhance judicial integrity, and counteract the nexus between the judiciary and corruption, efforts should be directed towards enhancing the independence and integrity of the judicial system in Bayelsa State and Nigeria at large.

The 2023 Presidential and Governorship elections in Nigeria marked a pivotal moment in the nation... more The 2023 Presidential and Governorship elections in Nigeria marked a pivotal moment in the nation's democratic history, characterized by their significance in shaping the political landscape. This study employs secondary research methods to conduct a comparative analysis of the election management processes of both the presidential and governorship elections in Rivers State Nigeria. By utilizing a comprehensive review of scholarly articles, official reports, media sources, and relevant documents, this research aims to shed light on the similarities and differences in election management strategies, challenges faced, and their implications for Nigerian democracy. Drawing from established frameworks in electoral management, the study evaluates key aspects such as voter registration, campaign dynamics, security arrangements, electoral logistics, and the role of electoral institutions. The research explores how the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) navigated the intricacies of managing concurrent elections at both levels, focusing on the measures taken to ensure inclusivity, transparency, and credibility. It also examines the impact of technological advancements on the electoral process, including the use of biometric voter identification systems and electronic transmission of results. Furthermore, the study delves into the challenges encountered during the elections, including voter suppression, electoral violence, allegations of fraud, and logistical bottlenecks. By analyzing these challenges within the context of both elections, the research aims to provide insights into the unique obstacles faced at different levels of the political hierarchy and the varying responses of electoral management bodies. The findings of this study have broader implications for the consolidation of democracy in Nigeria. By identifying best practices and lessons learned from the 2023 elections, the research contributes to the body of knowledge on election management strategies in a complex political environment. It also offers recommendations for improving future electoral processes, such as enhancing security arrangements, refining voter education initiatives, and leveraging technology to address logistical challenge.

ogidi timinere samuel, 2023
The relationship between human rights, the rule of law, and public administration forms a critica... more The relationship between human rights, the rule of law, and public administration forms a critical nexus that shapes the functioning of modern societies. This abstract presents an appraisal of the intricate interplay between these three pillars, highlighting their significance and challenges. Human rights, rooted in the inherent dignity of every individual, provide a normative framework for just and equitable governance. The rule of law, characterized by the supremacy of law over arbitrary power, ensures that governments and institutions operate within defined legal parameters, fostering stability and fairness. Public administration, as the implementation arm of governance, plays a pivotal role in upholding human rights and the rule of law by delivering public services efficiently and transparently. This appraisal explores how human rights principles guide the formulation and execution of laws, policies, and administrative practices. It underscores the role of public administration in translating legal mandates into tangible benefits for citizens, examining challenges such as corruption, bureaucratic inertia, and uneven access to justice. The stufy also delves into the complexities inherent in balancing the imperatives of security and human rights within the context of public administration. It discusses the tension between safeguarding individual liberties and ensuring collective safety, particularly in times of emergencies and conflicts. The importance of independent judiciaries in upholding human rights and the rule of law is highlighted, as they provide a vital mechanism for oversight and redress. Its underscores the interconnectedness of human rights, the rule of law, and public administration in fostering a just and thriving society. It underscores that while challenges persist, such as ensuring equitable access to justice and combating systemic inequalities, a commitment to these principles is essential for advancing democratic governance and safeguarding the well-being of all citizens.
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