Nigeria beyond divorce [electronic resource] : amalgamation in perspective / Sam Momah.

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Momah, Sam [author.]

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TextPublication details: Ibadan [Nigeria] : Safari Books, 2013 2015)Description: 1 online resource (1 PDF (xxxii, 277 pages) :) illustrationsISBN:

9789788431572

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DT515.8 .M666 2013

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Developmental stages of Nigeria -- The main problems of Nigeria -- Examples for Nigeria to emulate -- Strategic solution to problems.

Summary: Most Nigerians, when they talk about Nigeria, will always refer to her with bubbling jingoism as 'giant of Africa' or 'our great nation, Nigeria' but fail to ask 'giant of what?' Goodness or Evil? Productivity or Consumption? Success or Failure? Meritocracy or Mediocrity? Hollowness or Substance? Capturing the "mood of the nation" this book offers diagnosis on the country which are broad-based, instructive and well presented. Part I outlines the developmental stages of Nigeria while Part II gives an in depth diagnosis of the major problems besetting Nigeria, following Part III gives examples of nations and leadership traits Nigeria could emulate.

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Developmental stages of Nigeria -- The main problems of Nigeria -- Examples for Nigeria to emulate -- Strategic solution to problems.

Most Nigerians, when they talk about Nigeria, will always refer to her with bubbling jingoism as 'giant of Africa' or 'our great nation, Nigeria' but fail to ask 'giant of what?' Goodness or Evil? Productivity or Consumption? Success or Failure? Meritocracy or Mediocrity? Hollowness or Substance? Capturing the "mood of the nation" this book offers diagnosis on the country which are broad-based, instructive and well presented. Part I outlines the developmental stages of Nigeria while Part II gives an in depth diagnosis of the major problems besetting Nigeria, following Part III gives examples of nations and leadership traits Nigeria could emulate.

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