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Ethnic Affiliation And Resource Challenges In Nigeria
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This research work titled ethic affiliation and resource challenges in Nigeria with particular reference to Igbo Etiti Local Government Area of Enugu State. The researcher examined the effect of ethnic affiliation on the development of Nigerian economy. Four research questions and hypotheses were formulated in this project work. The research instrument used in this study includes oral interview and questionnaire. The population of the study was 209,248 while the samples size of 399 was determined by the use of Taro Yamanis formular. The sampling technique used in this study is simple random sampling. The questionnaire is structured as to contain both close and open ended question. Simple tables and percentages were used in treatment of data. Chi-square was used in testing the hypotheses. At the end the researcher found out that Ethnic affiliation has significant effect on the development of Nigerian economy. It was also observed that the resource challenges of ethnic affiliation in Nigeria are Poor Revenue Allocation, Mismanagement of allocated funds and so on. The researcher equally discovered that the various ethnic affiliations in Igbo Etiti Local Government Area of Enugu State affects the area to a large extent. The study recommends that To build a virile state the ruling elites should encourage national discourse to enable the various groups’ air their grievances and fears.
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CHAPTER ONE - [ Total Page(s): 3 ]Omitola, (2005) is of the view that in the annals of
federal countries’ revenue sharing arrangements, the sources of the
federally collected revenue that form the subject of the sharing formula
have remained largely unchanged. These sources which are not amenable
to other units include import duties, mining rents, excise units, export
duties and royalties (Ovwasa, 1995:102-117). The implication of this is
that, since these sources of revenue are not amenable to the
jurisdict ... Continue reading---
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CHAPTER ONE - [ Total Page(s): 3 ]Omitola, (2005) is of the view that in the annals of
federal countries’ revenue sharing arrangements, the sources of the
federally collected revenue that form the subject of the sharing formula
have remained largely unchanged. These sources which are not amenable
to other units include import duties, mining rents, excise units, export
duties and royalties (Ovwasa, 1995:102-117). The implication of this is
that, since these sources of revenue are not amenable to the
jurisdict ... Continue reading---
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