Nigeria: A Solvable Yet Unsolvable Issue

Abstract

Nigeria grapples with a complex array of challenges that span economic, political, social, and infrastructural domains. The nation's economic landscape is characterized by a heavy reliance on oil revenue, rendering it vulnerable to global oil price fluctuations. Efforts to diversify the economy have been initiated, but the persistent specters of unemployment, poverty, and income inequality marks the need for more inclusive economic policies.