the NIGERIAN CONUNDRUM: Trouble with Nigeria and Way Out

Nigeria stands as one of the most paradoxical nations in the world today. With vast natural resources, a youthful population, and boundless human potential, it should be a continental powerhouse and a global leader. Instead, it continues to stumble under the weight of poor governance, insecurity, corruption, and deep divisions along ethnic and religious lines. How can a country so richly endowed with possibility remain so stubbornly trapped in stagnation? This is the heart of The Nigerian Conundrum: The Trouble with Nigeria and the Way Out. This book is both a searing diagnosis and a hopeful prescription. It begins by acknowledging Nigeria's paradox of potential and stagnation, laying out a clear methodology: to go beyond oversimplified blame games and instead explore the interconnected historical, political, economic, and social factors that shape the nation's destiny. It invites readers to confront uncomfortable truths while also envisioning bold alternatives.

Pagina's: 96, Paperback, LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing