Impact of Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) sit-at-home order on the economy of Anambra state (2021 - 2022) Department: Political Science By: PRINDYTECHNIE Project ID: 8910 Rating: (3.3) votes: 6Rate this project12345 Price:₦5000 Get the Complete MaterialAbstractThis study examined the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) Sit-at-Home Order and the Economy of Anambra State of Nigeria 2021-2022. A survey research design was adopted for the study and the sampling method used was the simple random sampling with a sample size of 1000 respondents, due to the limited scope, out of which 824 responded. Questionnaires and Interviews were the only instruments of data collection used. The data generated for the study were subjected to statistical analysis using Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS). Statistical tools of percentages, mean and standard deviation were employed for the description section, while the hypotheses were tested using the Chi-Square statistical tool. The results revealed that economic growth is negatively affected by the IPOB sit-at-home order. The study uncovered that the sit-at-home order has a huge hostile effect on the economic activities in Anambra State, Nigeria. By implication, any order restricting people from going about their daily businesses is inimical to the economic health of such a region. This study recommends that government should come to terms of agreement with the IPOB hierarchy to restore sound business environment for expected level of investment inflow religious bodies, traditional rulers, and other key stakeholders, should diplomatically and politically engage the federal government of Nigeria for the release of the IPOB leader the Federal government should adopt all-inclusive governance as this will return full economic activities in Anambra State, Nigeria....Preview Download Preview +Other Political Science project topics and materials you might be interested in»Federalism and national integration in Nigeria: issues and challenges»The role of local government in rural development: a study of Warri north local government area of Delta state»The role of political parties in democratic governance in Nigeria: a case study of PDP: 1999-2007»Dependency and underdevelopment in Africa: the Nigerian experience»Nigerian federalism and local government autonomy»Women empowerment in Nigerian politics: (case study of Udi local government area)»Terrorism and Nigerias economy: an assessment of the boko haram insurgency»Poverty reduction and sustainable development in Nigeria»Poverty and youth restiveness in Nigeria. An evaluation of the boko haram crisis»The impact of civil society organization on Nigerias socio-political development: An appraisal of civil liberties organization»Corruption and underdevelopment (a case study of halliburton) »The socio-economic implications of the boko haram insurgence in Nigeria: 2009-2013»The impact of public opinion on public policy in Nigeria: an appraisal of 2010-2012»Labour unrest and underdevelopment in Nigeria: an appraisal of 2000-2013»Military rule and political transition in Nigeria: An appraisal of Abacha regime (1993- 1998)