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Volume 08 Issue 2

Consequences of the January 2012 oil subsidy Removal in Nigeria

Published: 02 Jun 2014 Issue:Volume 08 Issue 2 Apr 2014 Author details below

Odoh Patrick Abutu

Department of Public Administration The Federal Polytechnic, Kaura Namoda, Zamfara State,

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Nigeria as a sovereign nation got her political Independence from the British Colonial Masters on the 1st October, 1960. She practiced democratic administration amidst of electoral violence and crisis between 1960 to 1966 and the military seized and hold onto power up to 1999 though, with a deceptive intermittent democratic rule for this period. Nigerians happily, joyfully and massively came out and elected leaders of their choice at the poll in 1999 with the enthusiasm and hope that Nigerians must have learnt their lessons to practice the long awaited democracy with the maximum cooperation of all Nigerians so that our nation could join the rest of the democratic nations of the world to enjoy the fruits and dividends of democracy. However, to the utter dismay and disappointment of rational and reasonably thinking Nigerians, the entrance into democracy by the Nigeria state was rather a curse than a blessing. It is in the light of the above that this paper examines the challenges of democratic survival between 1999-2011 in Nigeria. The paper equally concludes that the major problems of Nigeria are selfishness of Nigerians on the basis of tribal, religious and ethnic bigotry. The paper recommends that Nigerians should shun placing ethnic, religion and tribal consideration above national integration because it is only on this premise that Nigeria would thrive and survive democratically.

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Published 02 Jun 2014

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Abutu, O. P.. (2014). Consequences of the January 2012 oil subsidy Removal in Nigeria. Journal of Business and Retail Management Research, Volume 08 Issue 2.

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Abutu, O. P.. (2014). Consequences of the January 2012 oil subsidy Removal in Nigeria. Journal of Business and Retail Management Research, Volume 08 Issue 2.

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Abutu, Odoh Patrick. "Consequences of the January 2012 oil subsidy Removal in Nigeria." Journal of Business and Retail Management Research, Volume 08 Issue 2, 2014.

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Odoh Patrick Abutu. "Consequences of the January 2012 oil subsidy Removal in Nigeria." Journal of Business and Retail Management Research Volume 08 Issue 2 (02 Jun 2014).

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Abutu, O. P. (2014) Consequences of the January 2012 oil subsidy Removal in Nigeria. Journal of Business and Retail Management Research, Volume 08 Issue 2

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