Indigenization in Nigeria has had mixed results since its implementation in the 1970s. While it aimed to increase local ownership and control over the economy, particularly in sectors like oil and mining, success has been limited by issues such as corruption, lack of infrastructure, and inadequate access to capital for local enterprises. Moreover, the persistence of foreign dominance in key industries suggests that deeper systemic reforms are necessary for true indigenization to be realized. Overall, while there have been some successes, significant challenges remain that hinder its full effectiveness.
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To an extent it was not.
yes
Yes, and it can be argued that we are all sociopaths to some extent.
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none at all
It connected the Mohawk to the Hudson Valley
lacked awareness of the extent of poverty
Yes
only 35% of people are poor and that's all _________
only 35% of people are poor and that's all _________
True, but only to a minor extent.