JS Omotola - Journal of poverty, 2008 - Taylor & Francis
Poverty is by all standards a condition of deprivation that impedes human development. Given Nigeria's vast resource base, she ordinarily should have no business with poverty. In …
JC Anyanwu - Poverty alleviation in Nigeria, 1997 - researchgate.net
The new global call for sustainable development this coincided with an emphasis on" poverty alleviation" in the decade of the 1990s. This is more pertinent in Sub-Saharan Africa …
S Oshewolo - Journal of Sustainable Development in Africa, 2010 - eprints.lmu.edu.ng
The paper analyzes the poverty situation in Nigeria. Poverty holds sway in the midst of plenty, a situation described in Nigeria's political lexicon as a 'bewildering paradox'. Among …
SCA Ali-Akpajiak, T Pyke - 2003 - books.google.com
There is no shortage of written materials about the nature and prevalence of poverty in Nigeria, but they are not all easily accessible by civil-society groups. This report was …
G Nyasulu - Journal of Sustainable Development in Africa, 2010 - jsd-africa.com
Defining poverty, how it could be measured and alleviated have always been contested issues. Over the decades, different authors have proposed different definitions and …
A Khan, L Cheri - Insight on Africa, 2016 - journals.sagepub.com
Northern Nigeria is a region that contradicts its natural endowments. Despite the existence of many economic resources such as tin, kaolin, a variety of agricultural products and a huge …
P Cobbinah, R Black… - Journal of Sustainable …, 2013 - researchoutput.csu.edu.au
The term poverty has been described in different ways throughout the world due to its multidimensional nature. Whereas some countries and geographical regions view poverty …
RB Akindola - Journal of Developing Societies, 2009 - journals.sagepub.com
This article argues that poverty transcends its traditional definition as a shortfall in income levels. It demonstrates that poverty is multidimensional and that successful poverty reduction …
C Ucha - Global Majority E-Journal, 2010 - aura.american.edu
Unemployment, corruption, non-diversification of the economy, income inequality, laziness, and a poor education system can be considered to be some of the key factors contributing to …