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Fiscal Federalism in Nigeria: Issues, Challenges and Agenda for Reformy Fund (IMF), and several international institutions such as the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and Asian Development Bank. It has become an integral part of economic development and governance in developing and transitional economies (Bahl, 1999). Fiscal decentralization

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Poverty in Nigeriaof extreme inequality are supported by the contrast between the large oil revenues Nigeria earns and the fragile livelihoods most of its citizens eke out in smallholder agriculture and non-farm self-employment. Oil money has allowed the creation of a large public sector, whose workers are seen as re

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Web Services in Web Applications,, measures such as the Fiscal Responsibility Bill, currently working its way through the legislature, are laying the foundations for improved fiscal management of oil revenues. As a result, and for possibly the first time in its history, the prospects now exist for genuinely ‘independent’ Central Ba

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