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The Insecurity: A Threat To National Development
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The research proffers a conceptual and theoretical investigation on insecurity a threat to national development. The study is particularly important at such a time of Nigeria’s history. The apparent challenge of insurgency, terrorism, arm trafficking, ethnic crisis, arm robbery etc constitute a great threat to security and national development. The research profers measures to mitigate and eliminate insecurity to foster national development
The increasing nature of insurgency, terrorism, arm robbery, kidnappings, corruption and ethnic crisis etc in Nigeria constitute a devastating threat to security to life and property. Lack of security of lives and property of the citizenry is a severe hindrance to meaningful development. A climate of fear will frighten domestic and foreign investors. At the heart of many of these conflicts is access to resources and control over the distribution of benefits. This struggle for resources has led to a broad sense of insecurity, opportunism, and the pursuit of self- help strategies across the country. Some of the causes of violence include god fatherism, poverty, unemployment, money and politics, corruption, small arms proliferation, the rise of armed groups, religious based violence and election fraud. These issues represent dividing lines in communities that have led to heightened tensions between and within groups.
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CHAPTER ONE - [ Total Page(s): 2 ]CHAPTER ONE1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDYThe effects of violence
and corruption etc, on a nation’s economy are damaging. A nation in
undated with corruption cannot be viable economically; neither can the
system generate enough support/ affection required for the survival of
democratic system. This is a situation in Nigeria where corruption has
become part and parcel of the political culture. Corruptionhas indeed
robbed Nigerians the benefit of economic development because sca ... Continue reading---
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CHAPTER ONE - [ Total Page(s): 2 ]CHAPTER ONE1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDYThe effects of violence
and corruption etc, on a nation’s economy are damaging. A nation in
undated with corruption cannot be viable economically; neither can the
system generate enough support/ affection required for the survival of
democratic system. This is a situation in Nigeria where corruption has
become part and parcel of the political culture. Corruptionhas indeed
robbed Nigerians the benefit of economic development because sca ... Continue reading---
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