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200 10$aStatism, youth and civic imagination$b[electronic resource] $ea critical study of the National Youth Service Corps Programme in Nigeria /$fEbenezer Obadare
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300   $aDescription based upon print version of record.
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320   $aIncludes bibliographical references (p. [67]-69).
330   $aThis study explores the service-citizenship nexus in Nigeria, using the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) programme as an empirical backdrop. It attempts to understand the relationship between civic service and citizenship on the one hand, and it examines the question as to whether youth service promotes a sense of citizenship and patriotism on the other. In the relevant studies on service and sociology, the assumption that service is antecedent to, and impacts positively on citizenship, is taken for granted. However, conclusions from this study call for an urgent rethinking of this wisdom. 
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