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The Role of Comparative Public Administration in the Development of Public Institutions: The Nigerian and Britain Example

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  • Abdullahi Abiodun Oyekanmi
  • Azeez Oyindamola Agboola

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Comparative Public Administration and Public Administration are identified as branches of Political Science. While public administration is more attached to the action part of government policies and Implementation, comparative public administration dwells more on research endeavors as a practical field of assessing regular patterns and differences of cross-cultural administrative structures among countries. The paper is a descriptive and comparative analysis of Nigeria and Britain Public Administration to develop critical institutions for better performances. Thus, selected institutions in Britain were made the flagship of comparison with Nigeria, to discover the pattern of similarities and differences that can help to retool Nigeria’s public institution for better effective service delivery. It was discovered that good governance and public service delivery would be unimpressive due to the weakness of Nigeria's institutions that have been perverted by corruption, selfish idiosyncrasies of leadership, ethno linguistic sentiments, and lawlessness among other challenges which are not entrenched in Britain. In solutions, concerted efforts towards building strong institutions, advocacy for due process in policy formulation and implementation, the entrenchment of patriotism in public service, and encouragement of research in Comparative Administration are recommended

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  • Abdullahi Abiodun Oyekanmi & Azeez Oyindamola Agboola, 2022. "The Role of Comparative Public Administration in the Development of Public Institutions: The Nigerian and Britain Example," Journal of Public Administration and Governance, Macrothink Institute, vol. 12(1), pages 153167-1531, December.
  • Handle: RePEc:mth:jpag88:v:12:y:2022:i:1:p:153-167
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