Leadership, Democracy and Development in Nigeria: A Study of Oyo State (2003-2011).

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This article presents a synergy between democracy and development in Nigeria with specific reference to Oyo State between 2003 and 2010 using leadership as a connecting factor.

Published at International Journal of Research in Social Science and Human Development, 4(2): 64-74.

Published in 2012

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Joshua, Segun, Oni ,Samuel and Agbude, Godwyns

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