Insecurity and Socio-Economic Development in Nigeria

Insecurity and Socio-Economic Development in Nigeria

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This paper examines the pertinent issue of insecurity in Nigeria and its implication for socioeconomic development. Available data on the level and dimensions of insecurity in Nigeria reveal an increase over time which constitutes serious threat to lives and properties, hinders business activities and discourages local and foreign investors,all of which stifles and retards Nigeria's...
 
Published at Journal of Sustainable Development Studies
Volume 5
Issue 1
Pages 40-62
Published in 2014
 
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Ewetan, O.O. & Ese Urhie
Ewetan Olabanji » Obtained B.Sc and M.Sc degrees in Economics from University of Lagos in 1985 and 1988 respectively. Obtained Ph.D in Economics from Coveannt University in 2011. Has two decades work experience in both public abd private sector before joining Covenant University in 2003. Areas of research interest are public sector economics, monetary economics and development economics. view full profile
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