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This paper empirically examine the effects of national deforestation policy on the protection of Nigerian ecosystem. It examine the government policy to reduce or totally eradicate the growing effects of forests depletion on humanity, animals and the economy.Apart from largely dependent on secondary means of data collection, It will examine the objectives, the formulation, implementation together with the evaluation of the national deforestation policy in Nigeria.The paper conclude that the national deforestation policy has not achieved substantial success in curbing or eradicating the growing deforestation in Nigeria.Consequently, some necessary policy recommendations are made to improve the national deforestation policy in Nigeria.

This paper attempts to diagnose the strategic development plan and it's resultant effects on inequality reduction in Nigeria. Having heavily relied on secondary methods of data collection, it will examine the objectives, problems and the relevant programmes of strategic development plan and how long it has gone to reduce the chronic inequality in Nigeria. This paper consequently concludes that the strategic development plan inequality in Nigeria has done little to reduce economic, social and political inequality in Nigeria. It will therefore suggest that more need to be done to ensure the success of the plan in reducing inequality in Nigeria ecosystem.

This research paper will endeavour to investigate the pertinent reasons why Africa's massive marine environments have not engendered growth and development in the continent. Having heavily relied on secondary source of data, it will examine how dysfunctional maritime security contributes to the chronic illegalities across the coastal boarders of Africa and further deepen the lop-sided developmental progression in the continent. It will, however, explore the benefits of policies from African governments to engineer the emergence of a blue economy through effective and efficient maritime security and how seas and coastal regions can be instrumental to development in Africa. It will conclude that effective and efficient maritime security is a necessary pre-requisite for development of the continent. Apart from also concluding that the emergence of development through blue economy cannot be realized owing the security threats that pervade on the African marine surroundings, it will therefore proffer some policy recommendations to improve the maritime security to enhance the growth and development of African continent.