AN APPRAISAL OF THE IMPLEMENTATION OF NATIONAL YOUTH DEVELOPMENT POLICY IN SELECTED LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF YOBE STATE FROM 2007-2014

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Title page
Abstract
Table of Contents

CHAPTER ONE
1.0       INTRODUCTION
1.1       Background of the Study
1.2       Statements of the Problems
1.3       Research Questions
1.4       Objectives of the Study
1.5       Hypothesis
1.6       Scope and Limitation of the Study
1.7       Significance of the Study
1.8       Definitions of Terms
1.8.1    Youth
1.8.2    Policy
1.8.3    Youth Development Policy
1.8.4    Policy Implementation
1.8.5    Youth Development
1.9       Organization of the Study

CHAPTER TWO
2.0       LITERATURE REVIEW AND THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK
2.1       Introduction
2.2       Approaches to Youth Development
2.3       The Impact of Youth Development in traditional Nigerian Society
2.4       Youth and Employment in Traditional Nigeria
2.5       The History for the Development of Youth Policy in Nigeria
2.6       The Political Morality and Youth Development in Nigeria
2.7       The Influence of Culture and Social Development on Youth Development in Nigeria
2.8       The Machineries for Implementation of National Youth Development Policy in Nigeria
2.9       The Strategies of Youth Development Policy Implementation in Yobe State
2.10     Samples  of  Youth  Workers  Participation  in  Policy  Implementation  in  Yobe  State:
            Agency for Community and Social Development on Youth Development:
2.11   Theoretical Framework

CHAPTER THREE
3.0       RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
3.1       Introduction
3.2       The Methhod of Data Collection
3.3       The Process of Gathering the Data
3.3.1    Identifying the target populations and their characteristic
3.3.2    Sources of Data Collection
3.3.3    Sampling Technique
3.4       Methods/Procedure of generating Primary and Secondary Data
3.4.2    Process of Generating Secondary Data
3.5       Method of Data Analysis

CHAPTER FOUR
4.0       DATA PRESENTATION AND ANALYSIS
4.1       The Study of research hypothesis
4.2       Testing Hypothesis One
4.2.1    Contingency Table on Ho1
4.3       Testing the second Hypothesis
4.3.1    Contingency Table on Ho2
4.4       Testing Hypothesis Three
4.4.1    Contingency Table
4.5       Discussion of Results

CHAPTER FIVE
5.0       SUMMARY, CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
5.1       Summary of the Findings
5.2       Conclusions
5.3       Recommendations
            References
            Appendix


Abstract
This study examines the principles of the implementation of the National Youth Development Policy (NYDP) at the local government level in Yobe State.Youth Development Policy (YDP), either written or oral, whether in the traditional societyor in contemporary societies involves plan of administration as to how youth grow into better, active and smooth adult. It is through literature on the topic that we trace the several initiatives on youth development and their paticipation in the community and societal activities.The NYDP in Nigeria, mandated all states in the federation to make their action plans containing their ethics.

Yobe State, carefully and separately enumerated its policy with laws, programs, and workers’ roles to agree with and comply with this mandate: youth clubs and associations, in this study, become the model of implementation of the affairs of the society.It is carried out by engaging the youth in societal activities.According to the Census of 2006, the youth constitute 3/5 of the Yobe State population. This studytracestheproblems that affectyouth activities,such as poverty and unemploymentwhicheffectsthe welfare of the youth. Basedon these problems,the study ofyouth development focuses its attention to solvethese problems.The governmentthrough associations, and incollaboration with the societal ethic,tries to ensuresustainability and development of the youth both in and outside the school.The study, therefore, is pursued through monitoring & supervising youth policy laws, programs, schedule of duties that are attached with societal values andreflected in government strategies. The methods adopted in this study,is the survey designs.Through sample and sampling techniques,a total of 450 questionnaires were distributed,and fitted for analysis, other methodsused are the interview (conducted through focussed group discussion) and observation.The output indicates that when youth are supported and encouraged they can make effective institutional transformation of a society andany neglect of the youth, by either parents or government,it can influence this segment of people (the youth) to the negative cause, societal havoc, which maylead to destructive consequences. The study recommends to youth workers, stakeholders and the society to appropriately enforced all laws effectively and programs to reflect the national youth developmentpolicy principlesin the local government areas of the study area (Yobe State).


CHAPTER ONE
INTRODUCTION
1.1              BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY
In  the  contemporary  world  of  today,  the  problems  of  translating  plans,  policies,
legislative acts, executive and judicial orders into concrete actions that will lead to the realization of the planned objectives and consquently to national development have become increasingly challenging and difficult, making many developmental initiatives of many nations unrealistic. These challenges have bedevilled many nations, cut across national and continental boundaries and have become increasingly worrisome in the developing nations, Paki and Kimiebi (2011).

Thisviewsof Paki and Kimiebi above,influencedthis study to observe the translation and implementation of one of theNigeria‟spolicy and legislative act,that is the National Youth Development Policy,and its impact at the lower levels of government inYobe State.Adam (2002) for example, observed that, this policy empowers the important role of youth development work practitioners to reveal the harmful effects of the policy structures and its changeson the development of some young people who live in fear of their homes and neighbourhoods, and without the means or opportunity to participate as full members of their society,and without the hope for the future. Olasunkanmi (2006)also observed that the policy,(NYDP), is about youth development, and it ismeant to improve the quality of lives of the young people in the country. Adamu (2011) asserted that this exercise (of policy implementation) has become a challenging issue in Yobe State and its local government areas.In what Dauda (2005) referred to it as a planned initiatives of the Yobe State government in overseeing youth activities, and to achieve youth development right from the grassroot....

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