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MORE PROOF THAT OIL IS A CURSE TO NIGERIA??

Ugodre Obi-chukwubyUgodre Obi-chukwu
11 years ago
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Well its probably a cliche when people say oil is a gift and a curse all rolled up in one. This is based on the lack of positive socio economic impact that typically accompanies the discovery and exploration of oil, corruption, environmental degradation etc. So, when economic evidence buttress such views then it simply embodies the fact that oil is a curse rather than a blessing.

For example, the recent Global Competitive Index for 2012/2013 stacks up African Countries against each other to determine their competitiveness. As it turns out Oil Exporting countries in Africa faired worse than the rest as the chart below indicates. They even faired worse than low income countries in terms of competitiveness.

 

The chart below further discloses the problem areas Sub Saharan African Countries face in general when it comes to doing business.

 

As for Nigeria, below are the major problems with doing business. I bet very few will doubt this

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  1. resourcedat says:
    September 11, 2012 at 5:22 pm

    MORE PROOF THAT OIL IS A CURSE TO NIGERIA?? http://t.co/d6WJkR82

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  2. ugodre says:
    September 11, 2012 at 5:22 pm

    MORE PROOF THAT OIL IS A CURSE TO NIGERIA?? http://t.co/GgafgHvz

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  3. DonLabod says:
    September 11, 2012 at 5:45 pm

    RT @resourcedat: MORE PROOF THAT OIL IS A CURSE TO NIGERIA?? http://t.co/d6WJkR82

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  4. 100001985863433 says:
    September 12, 2012 at 2:55 pm

    This is the case of Dutch disease which Nigeria is afflicted with. But the real issue now is, how do we go out of this?

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  5. ugodre says:
    September 14, 2012 at 6:14 pm

    BLOG POST:: MORE PROOF THAT OIL IS A CURSE TO NIGERIA?? – Well its probably a cliche when people say oil is a gift… http://t.co/vc9rBVVg

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