Insecurity and economic development in Nigeria Boko Haram insurgency in perspective
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The Nigerian authorities have been contending with insecurity in the insurgency, banditry, cyber warfare and especially terrorism. Accordingly, efforts have been made by the Federal Government of Nigeria to tackle these security threats particularly against the Boko Haram Terrorist (BHT). The efforts include non-kinetic measures of economic incentives and strategic communications to degrade support for the sect’s dastardly acts. Where these failed, kinetic measures which entail military and paramilitary operations have been utilised to defeat the threats. However, some challenges have militated against the efforts emplaced by Nigeria to curb insecurity. It is against this background that this research seeks to conduct a detailed qualitative analysis of secondary data using triangulation method to draw logical conclusions. The objective of the study is to analyse the effect of the insecurity due to BHT on the ED of Nigeria and suggest strategies to address the challenges for enhanced ED.
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