A PHILOSOPHICALANALYSIS OF INSECURITY IN NIGERIA AND ITS EFFECTS ON NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT

CHARLES NWEKE, FRANCIS MICHAEL OKECHUKWU ENYOSIOBI

Abstract


This inquiry interrogates the phenomenon of insecurity in Nigeria. The study admits that for decades, insecurity not only abounds in Nigeria but hampers legitimate ventures and meaningful business activities. The paper avows that this ugly phenomenon has tremendous and dire effects on national development. Since insecurity is an ill-wind that blows in no good, this inquiry investigates insecurity in Nigeria to ascertain its causes, nature and consequences on national development. The study analytically finds that insecurity is one of the most outstanding challenges plaguing Nigerian State and its sustainable development. This is as it scares foreign and local investors, hinders business and developmental strides, and impacts negatively on human living condition. The study notes that the spate of insecurity in Nigeria will persist because of its unaddressed propelling factors, Governments' poor approach and unwillingness to curb insecurity, and the unmotivated law enforcement agencies within the country.

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