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Who Says Government Has No Business in Business?

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Nigeria in the 70s was looked upon as adequately ebdowed with great potentials to become one of the emerging economies alongside countries like India, Malaysia, Brazil, South Korea, Iran amongst others and more importantly as a beacon of hope for sub-Saharan Africa and the Black nations. All these aforementioned counties have lived uo to expectations and in some cases surpassed them. Nigeria has refused to grow and develop. it still depends wholly on imports for its equipment, plant and machineries, spares, food and even fuel to move her citizen around. This book x-rays the Industrial Revolution, the processes and routes undertaken by other nations to indutrialize and bring porsperity to their reverse the situation in Nigeria. this in debth exposition clearly indicate that government do have business in business. Who is then saying government has no business in business? This book is a must read for all Nigerians especially those who are yearning and waiting for this dream and aspiration of all the Black nations of the World to be fulfilled in this entity called Nigeria.

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