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Review of the Poverty Reduction Strategies in Nigeria: A Study of Fourth Republic (1999-2025)

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UMU. F. Musa

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Qualitative review reveals persistent failure of poverty reduction strategies in Nigeria, indicating governance deficits drive severe living standard deprivations and national insecurity.

Key Points

  • To evaluate the effectiveness of national poverty reduction strategies and government policies implemented during Nigeria's Fourth Republic from 1999 to 2025.
  • Conducted a qualitative review utilizing secondary source data gathered from peer-reviewed journal articles and internet repositories.
  • Applied content analysis to assess socioeconomic indicators, welfare programs, and governance outcomes across the 1999–2025 period.
  • Multidimensional poverty indicators including healthcare access, employment, education, and basic utilities (clean water, electricity, sanitation) remain severely deficient, particularly in rural populations.
  • Policy implementation failures and governance malfunctions qualitatively correlated with rising insecurity, including banditry, insurgencies, kidnappings, and inter-communal conflicts.
  • Strategic reviews emphasize the need for anti-corruption frameworks, robust agribusiness programs, food security initiatives, and multistakeholder collaboration across private and nongovernmental sectors.

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U. F. Musa (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a8e9b0e451774b83f3b3806https://doi.org/10.66397/260411.20260824
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