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Nigeria has the strongest economy in Africa. The only set back that Nigeria has is that it is yet to have strong economic/government policies in place to stablize the economy. But no doubt, Nigeria has the strongest economy.
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Indirect rule fail mostly in the eastern part of nigeria,because of lack of centralised government
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V. Venkatesh has written: 'New directions in mineral development policies Bagauda, Nigeria' 'New directions in mineral development policies, Bagauda, Nigeria, 8 - 10 September, 1975' -- subject(s): Mines and mineral resources, Mineral resources conservation
The bank regulation in Nigeria from 1990 till date has helped the Central Bank of Nigeria to regulate banking policies. Commercial banks are monitored by the Central bank so as to ensure that they adhere to the defined regulations.Ê
Fail. Congress can't agree on the most basic policies and could never agree with a constitutional convention.
The policies of the United States government that promote or fail to promote relationships with other countries is called Foreign Policy. The United States tries to make sure that people in other countries are treated fairly.
That depends on what you know and what your school's policies are. Talk to your teachers to find out.
Nigeria has made little progress in industrial policy since 1960. Instead, the existing policies are saturated by failures and downsides. Furthermore, industrial policy has been little implemented since 1960 as there is no enforcement or punishment.
Source of finance for small scale business can be raise through 1. From family. 2. From friends 3. From cooperatives society 4. Loans from the bank... Nigeria has introduced some sectoral policies to strengthen the growth of SMEs in Nigeria. Some of the policies active there are Concessionary financing, Small and Medium Industries Equity Investments Scheme(SMIEIS) to encourage the growth of small and medium scale industries. In Nigeria, the National Council of Industry, under the Federal Ministry of Industries, periodically revises the classification of SMEs. Other institutions, such as the Central Bank of Nigeria and the Nigerian Association of Small Scale Industries(NASSI) promote the growth of small industries.