1. POOR ELECTORAL PROCESS: AN ASSESSMENT OF THE CHALLENGES ASSOCIATED WITH ELECTORA...

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background of the study The issue of electoral fraud in Nigeria demonstrates that it varies among countries and is governed by distinct national laws that create, define, and penalise the actions that qualify as electoral fraud, as well as the corresponding infractions and consequences. Nigeria's voting process has been marred by flaws and a history of electoral fraud, whi...Continue Reading »

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2. PUBLIC PERCEPTION ON THE CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES OF VOTE BUYING IN KENYA

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of the Study A complex and diverse problem is the public perception of vote buying in Kenya. The problem of vote buying has trumped the goal to establish a democratic form of governance. The democratic economic institution is being rapidly weakened by this situation. However, if this scenario is not promptly resolved, it poses a serious threat to the futu...Continue Reading »

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3. STAKEHOLDERS' PERCEPTION ON THE DEMOCRATIC IMPLICATIONS OF ELECTORAL OFFENSES

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of the Study Elections play a crucial role in the political sphere, yet unfortunately, they are frequently tainted by incidents of crimes and offenses. They constitute the only legitimate means by which individuals can secure positions of political power or leadership, making them essential for promoting reliable governance in a democratic framework. During ...Continue Reading »

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4. THE CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES OF FLOOD ON THE SOCIO - ECONOMIC LIVELIHOOD OF URBAN...

» THE CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES OF FLOOD ON THE SOCIO ECONOMIC LIVELIHOOD OF URBAN AREAS OF KENYA CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of the Study Extreme weather and climate events influence the welfare of the society and entire economy of the region with floods having the highest adverse effects. The sectors that experience the immediate effects include agriculture, health, and water resource...Continue Reading »

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5. THE CONSEQUENCES OF ELECTORAL VIOLENCE ON DEMOCRATIC CONSOLIDATION IN KENYA

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of the Study Electoral violence can erode the trust that citizens have in their political institutions and leaders. When people witness violence associated with elections, they may lose faith in the democratic process, making it more difficult to consolidate democratic norms and values.however, in every modern society, election and democracy are classifie...Continue Reading »

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6. THE ROLE OF BROADCAST MEDIA IN PROMOTING POLITICAL EDUCATION IN KENYA

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of the Study Extensive use of mass media as an effective communication tool is evident during political campaigns period worldwide. It stands out as a political awareness medium in different countries. Its coverage, diversity and change with social context have made it a social mobilization tool. Television, radio, newspapers, posters are among different for...Continue Reading »

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7. THE ROLE OF SOCIAL MEDIA IS FACILITATING POLITICAL AWARENESS AMONG YOUTHS IN KEN...

» THE ROLE OF SOCIAL MEDIA IS FACILITATING POLITICAL AWARENESS AMONG YOUTHS IN KENYA CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background of the study The pervasive presence of social media within the information age has significantly contributed to the acceleration of democratisation and political advancement. The media, a contemporary phenomenon in the spread of information and knowledge, has beyond the conf...Continue Reading »

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8. THE USE OF MASS MEDIA FOR YOUTH MOBILIZATION IN NATIONAL POLITICS IN KENYA

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of the Study Politics in democratic states across the world have become standard and acceptable procedure for democratic leadership and constitutional governance (Jendele, 2015 & McChesney, 2015). However,from the standpoint of political communication or the media, the notion of mobilization varies depending on the study's topic and context. As scholars d...Continue Reading »

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9. AN ASSESSMENT OF PUBLIC PERCEPTION ON THE CREDIBILITY OF ELECTORAL PROCESS IN KE...

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of the Study Kenya has come a long way in its efforts to institutionalize democracy and good governance. Elections have played an important role in this process. They have, at least, provided the masses with the opportunity to freely choose their representatives. However, it takes competent election management by an impartial electoral management authority w...Continue Reading »

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10. AN ASSESSMENT OF THE CAUSES AND PATTERNS OF ELECTORAL FRAUD IN KENYA

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background of the study Participating in elections is a fundamental right of individuals and forms the cornerstone of a democratic system. The enduring presence of electoral fraud, criminality, and the godfatherism syndrome poses a significant challenge to politics, not only within the Mombasa but throughout the Kenyan political landscape. When wrongdoing persists wi...Continue Reading »

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11. AN ASSESSMENT OF THE FACTORS AFFECTING SECONDARY SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION IN KENYA

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background to the Study Education involves providing guidance and instruction tailored to impart knowledge to children and young individuals within educational institutions such as schools and colleges (Cowie, 2016). It functions as a societal tool, steering a nation's destiny and shaping its future prospects (Panda, 2018). However, education is not solely focused on p...Continue Reading »

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12. AN EVALUATION OF E-VOTING AND ELECTORAL CREDIBILITY IN KENYA

» AN EVALUATION OF E VOTING AND ELECTORAL CREDIBILITY IN KENYA CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of the Study The utilization of information technology has transformed into a political instrument, enabling the potential establishment of a digital republic. It is all about e government, which simply means, according to the United Nations Global E Government Readiness Report 2004, as cited in...Continue Reading »

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13. AN EVALUATION OF ELECTORAL FRAUD ISSUES AS AN IMPEDIMENT TO DEMOCRATIC CONSOLIDA...

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of the Study Election fraud has the potential to reduce public confidence in political leaders and institutions. Consolidating democratic norms and principles becomes more challenging when people experience violence related to elections and lose faith in the democratic process. Nonetheless, elections and democracy are regarded as necessary components of ...Continue Reading »

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14. AN EXAMINATION OF THE CAUSES AND PATTERNS OF ELECTORAL OFFENSES IN KENYA

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of the Study Elections serve a pivotal role within the realm of politics, although regrettably, they are often marred by incidents of crimes and offenses. They represent the sole legitimate avenue through which individuals can attain positions of political power or leadership, making them indispensable for fostering trustworthy governance in a democratic sys...Continue Reading »

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15. AN EXAMINATION OF VOTE BUYING; A CHALLENGE TO ELECTORAL CREDIBILITY IN KENYA

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of the Study Vote buying is a pervasive phenomenon that feeds corruption in the political system as a whole. In many democracies, giving money to voters during an election is a very common practice. This, however, raises questions about the efficacy of newly developing democratic institutions and the possibility that elections would produce better, more tran...Continue Reading »

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16. AN EXAMINATION ON THE CAUSES AND MANAGEMENT OF FLOOD IN RESIDENTIAL AREAS IN KEN...

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of the Study One type of calamity that occurs globally on a variety of scales and in various locations each year is flooding, which claims many lives, destroys property, and devastates the ecosystem. Although natural events are what create flood disasters, human activity has increased their frequency and severity. Conceptually, the term flood is refer to as ...Continue Reading »

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17. AN EXAMINATION ON THE IMPACT OF GENDER DISCRIMINATION ON WOMEN PARTICIPATION IN ...

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of the Study Women's participation in politics is a critical aspect of democratic representation and societal progress. Although women make up more than half of the global population, they consistently face under representation in politics when compared to men. In Kenya, the political scene is characterized by its dynamic and ever changing nature, enriched b...Continue Reading »

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18. AN INVESTIGATION ON FLOOD OCCURRENCE AND ITS CONSEQUENCES IN NAIROBI, KENYA

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of the Study Nairobi, the capital city of Kenya, holds a significant role in the nation's commerce, industry, and administration. It's also a popular tourist destination with a substantial population of residents and workers. Given its importance in these aspects, it's crucial to mitigate any risks that could jeopardize the city's essential functions, includ...Continue Reading »

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19. AN INVESTIGATION ON THE FACTORS AFFECTING FREE AND FAIR ELECTION IN KENYA

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of the Study Kenya has conducted presidential, parliamentary, and local government elections every five years since gaining independence in 1963, as mandated by the nation's constitution. For the majority of the post independence era, the country operated under a single party system of government. However, in 1992, Kenya transitioned to a multi party demo...Continue Reading »

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20. A CRITICAL EVALUATION OF THE PROBLEMS ASSOCIATED WITH ELECTORAL FRAUD IN KENYA E...

» CHAPTER ONE: INTRODUCTION Background of the study According to Agbiboa & Daniel (2018), voting may be seen as a traditional social choice issue that involves determining the most effective way to convert individual preferences into results, as individuals cast their votes and these votes are converted into the distribution of seats. Not surprisingly, the rules governing voting are expecte...Continue Reading »

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21. A CRITICAL EXAMINATION OF THE SOCIOECONOMIC IMPLICATION OF CORRUPTION IN KENYA

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of the Study Corruption is the greatest threat to growth and governance in the world. Worldwide, corruption affects almost every nation. Today, every state in the world is aware of the detrimental effects corruption has on its economy. Over the years, corruption has steadily been growing in terms of the money as well as the personalities involved. Corr...Continue Reading »

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22. A CRITICAL INVESTIGATION ON THE FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH THE PREVALENCE OF SPORTS...

» A CRITICAL INVESTIGATION ON THE FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH THE PREVALENCE OF SPORTS GAMBLING DISORDER AMONG NIGERIAN YOUTHS CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background of the study The time of youth development may exhibit a greater inclination towards the manifestation of sport gambling problem compared to other developmental periods. This activity has the potential to yield perilous or perhaps le...Continue Reading »

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23. A SURVEY ON THE IMPACT OF SPORTS BETTING TECHNIQUES ON YOUTH PATRONAGE OF SPORTS...

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background of the study In contemporary Nigeria, sports betting has emerged as a significant commercial enterprise (Okon, 2015). The betting business is a robust and quickly expanding sector within the global economy. The proliferation of betting shops has made it a significant component of social phenomena, irrespective of a nation's level of development. The phe...Continue Reading »

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24. SURVEY ON THE PREVALENCE OF SPORTS BETTING AMONG SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENT...

» SURVEY ON THE PREVALENCE OF SPORTS BETTING AMONG SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS IN SOUTH EAST, NIGERIA CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background of the study Gambling has been a prevalent activity in Nigeria for many decades. The operations of this entity exhibit a multitude of aspects, and their impact on the nation was pervasive, akin to a powerful storm. A significant portion of the populati...Continue Reading »

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25. ADDRESSING THE CONSEQUENCES ASSOCIATED WITH THE PREVAILING ELECTORAL FRAUD PRACT...

» CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background of the study Elections are a fundamental aspect of the democratic process. They are a contemporary and commonly accepted technique of selecting persons to represent a group or community in a bigger organisation or government by voting. The citation is from Belloumar and Lamidi's work in (2018). Since gaining independence, elections in Nigeria have been a p...Continue Reading »

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