Arrange the following structural decrees and constitutional transition measures implemented during Nigerian military regimes in correct chronological order, from earliest to latest.
- 1Promulgation of the Unification Decree (Decree No. 34), temporarily replacing the federal structure with a unitary administration.
- 2Enactment of the Nigerian Enterprises Promotion Decree (Indigenisation Decree) to transfer business ownership to citizens.
- 3Inauguration of the 50-member Constitution Drafting Committee (CDC) to formulate a new constitutional framework.
- 4Promulgation of the Land Use Decree, vesting control of all state land in state military governors.
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The correct chronological sequence is: (1) Promulgation of the Unification Decree (May 1966), (2) Enactment of the Nigerian Enterprises Promotion Decree (1972), (3) Inauguration of the Constitution Drafting Committee (October 1975), and (4) Promulgation of the Land Use Decree (March 1978).
The historical sequence begins with Major-General Aguiyi-Ironsi's Unification Decree in May 1966. This was followed by General Yakubu Gowon's Indigenisation Decree in 1972 aimed at economic nationalism. Subsequently, General Murtala Muhammed instituted the Constitution Drafting Committee in October 1975 as part of his transition roadmap. Finally, General Olusegun Obasanjo enacted the Land Use Decree in March 1978 near the conclusion of the transition to the Second Republic.
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Chronological progression of key policy decrees and constitutional transition programs under Nigerian military administrations.