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Revenue Allocation And Political Stability In Nigeria 2010 To 2015
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The Nigerian federalism has from the inception of managing the allocation of revenue among its component parts met with virulent protestation that has degenerated into perennial crisis. The locus of contention has always been the unacceptable modality or parameter adopted in the allocation of revenue. The outcome has become a defining factor of social, economic and political relations among the classes, groups and beliefs within the federation. However, going by the logic or theories of federalism, financial subordination is a deviation from a proper working of federalism; in other words, all component parts including the central authority should have the power in the constitution to control its own resources fiscally. However, such theory does not consider weaker or disadvantaged areas in its exposition nor does it consider the issue of hegemony in relation to political power or control of natural resources. These are peculiarities that may not be common to other federalisms in history compared to Nigerian variance. This uniqueness places a horrific burden on the state in ensuring equitable distribution of revenue.
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CHAPTER ONE - [ Total Page(s): 3 ]SCOPE AND LIMITATION OF THE STUDYThe
scope of the study covers revenue allocation and political stability in
Nigeria from 2010-2015. However, in the cause of the study; the
researcher encounters some constrain in the cause of the study;(a)Availability
of research material: The research material available to the researcher
is insufficient, thereby limiting the study.(b)Time: The time frame
allocated to the study does not enhance wider coverage as the
researcher has to combine other ... Continue reading---
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CHAPTER ONE - [ Total Page(s): 3 ]SCOPE AND LIMITATION OF THE STUDYThe
scope of the study covers revenue allocation and political stability in
Nigeria from 2010-2015. However, in the cause of the study; the
researcher encounters some constrain in the cause of the study;(a)Availability
of research material: The research material available to the researcher
is insufficient, thereby limiting the study.(b)Time: The time frame
allocated to the study does not enhance wider coverage as the
researcher has to combine other ... Continue reading---
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