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INTRODUCTION<\/p>\n

Nigeria is experiencing its own version of\u00a0protests\u00a0similar to that of Hong Kong,\u00a0except that it does not have any money to inject as stimulus.<\/p>\n

The latest\u00a0protests\u00a0were\u00a0triggered by\u00a0anger over the alleged violent killings and\u00a0extortion\u00a0by the\u00a0controversial\u00a0anti-robbery unit of the police,\u00a0known as SARS or FSARS.<\/p>\n

SYMPTOMS AND CONSEQUENCES OF BAD GOVERNANCE IN NIGERIA <\/strong><\/p>\n

The consequences of unaccountable governance in Nigeria have been severe. As documented by Human Rights Watch (HRW), human rights abuses remain pervasive in Nigeria (HRW, 2002; 2003; 2006). Injustices have become the permanent feature of the Nigeria\u2019s political system. Aristotle said that \u201cno government can stand which is not founded upon justice\u201d (Politics VII, 14: Ogundiya 207 4). That would seem to imply that justice is the surest foundation on which to build a good and successful government (Etuk, 2003). Another evidence and consequence of failure of governance in Nigeria is political and bureaucratic corruption. Corruption is an aspect of poor governance and is defined as the abuse of public office for private gain. In Nigeria, corruption has assumed eccentric and ludicrous proportions; what Gunnar Myrdal calls \u201cfolklore of corruption\u201d (Amuwo, 2005). To date, a total of about $380 billion have been reported stolen by former military and political leaders. This amount is equivalent to all the western aid given to Africa in almost four decades and also equivalent to 300 years of British aid for the continent. It is also said to be six times the American help given to post-war Europe under the Marshall plan (Blair, 2005). Between 1970 and 2000, the number of Nigerians subsisting on less than one dollar a day grew from 36% to more than 70%, that is, from 19 million to a staggering 90 million people (Watts, 2007). Nigeria is a nation where corruption thrives. From 1999 to date, Nigeria consistently ranked as one of the most corrupt countries in the world (Transparency International, www.transparency.org). Corruption is rampant at all levels of government, crippling basic health and education services and other social infrastructures. Good governance is an illusion in a state where corruption is endemic and persistent. When corruption is prevalent as witnessed in the last decade, instructions of governance are abused by illicit and selfserving behaviours of political leaders. The consequence \u2013 poverty – is unavoidable. Poverty has been and is still a major problem in Nigeria. The statistics is staggering despite the political clamour against poverty. Nigeria harbours one of the largest numbers of the poor in Africa. There is gross inability of most Nigerians to achieve a certain minimal standard of living. Statistics have indicated that 70.8% of Nigerians live below the povertyline of $1 a day and up to 92.4% live below $2 a day at year 2003 (The United Nations International Children’s Fund, 2003; World Bank, 2006). This is compounded by acute youth unemployment. Various estimates put unemployment rate in the country at between 20 and 50% (Asemota, 2005). Among graduates of tertiary institution, unemployment rate is put at between 50 and 75%. This has resulted to general insecurity and high crime rate in the Nigerian society. All state youth empowerment programmes and other employment generating policies of successive administrations like Operation Feed the Nation (OFN), Green Revolution (GR), Directorate of Food, Roads and Rural Infrastructure (DFRRI), The Peoples Bank, Better Life for Rural Women (BLP), Family Support Programme (FSP), Peoples Bank and other poverty reduction programmes from 1999 to date have failed to achieve their founder\u2019s vision because of gross mismanagement and rampant corruption. Other symptoms and 208 Afri. J. Pol. Sci. Int. Relat. consequences of bad governance are:, 3tiers of government working in silos, with no\u00a0 correlation, nepotic appointment, bad leadership, no consequence for corrupt leaders incessant religious crisis, persistent ethnic and sectional conflicts, separatist movements and gross social, economic and political instabilities and deepened legitimacy crisis.<\/p>\n

OVERVIEW OF END SARS<\/p>\n

For years, young Nigerians,\u00a0mostly\u00a0via\u00a0social media,\u00a0have called for the unit to be disbanded and\u00a0rogue elements in the force brought to justice.\u00a0Despite repeated promises by the government, they have failed to heed to their demands,\u00a0triggering a new wave of\u00a0protests\u00a0that has now spread across the country.<\/p>\n

From demanding an end to SARS, prosecution of rogue police\u00a0officers,\u00a0and\u00a0reforms;\u00a0Protesters\u00a0are more emboldened,\u00a0threatening to continue if all their demands are not met. The government is scrambling\u00a0to contain\u00a0a situation that\u00a0is\u00a0escalating and could dangerously\u00a0metamorphose\u00a0into\u00a0violent clashes with authorities, leading to loss\u00a0of lives and\u00a0destruction of\u00a0properties.<\/p>\n

There is also fear that this week\u2019s protest could be sustained for more days,\u00a0if not weeks.\u00a0You only need to look at the economy of the Nigerian Youth to understand why this is such a critical moment.<\/p>\n

According to data from the National Bureau of Statistics, Youth\u00a0unemployment\u00a0is at an\u00a0all-time\u00a0high of\u00a034.9%,\u00a0making up 64.3% of total unemployed Nigerians.\u00a0University students have also been at home for months,\u00a0due to\u00a0the 7 months ASUU\u00a0strike.<\/p>\n

Their parents are also facing tougher economic conditions with inflation rate galloping past 13%,\u00a0after multiple devaluations and the removal of fuel subsidy. It was just a matter of time\u00a0for them to find a rallying point to vent their frustration.<\/p>\n

There is still a window for the government to de\u2013escalate tensions,\u00a0and it is not just by accepting the terms of protesters on paper and making bogus pronouncements. Nigerian\u00a0youths\u00a0want concrete actions and it starts by making immediate changes in\u00a0the leadership of the Police\u00a0\u2013\u00a0the rogue unit\u00a0in particular. Officers suspected of\u00a0murdering innocent Nigerians need to be made to face justice.<\/p>\n

The government also needs to urgently resolve its dispute with the Academic Staff Union of Universities\u00a0(ASUU)\u00a0on\u00a0the Integrated Payroll and Personnel Information System\u00a0(IPPIS). Students and young Nigerians also need to be offered grants and palliatives to help them cushion the effects of an economic crunch that is in no way their making.<\/p>\n

Proceeds\u00a0from the Nigerian Youth Investment\u00a0Funds should be disbursed immediately to those who have applied.\u00a0The government also needs to introduce student loan schemes for millions of Nigerian youths,\u00a0who can\u2019t afford to pay for quality\u00a0university\u00a0education.<\/p>\n

The National Assembly also needs to introduce laws that protect young Nigerians from police brutality, status profiling and\u00a0wrongful arrest.\u00a0Investments in mega tech hubs across the country,\u00a0establishment\u00a0of recreation zones\u00a0in major cities must be\u00a0carried out\u00a0by State Governments,\u00a0to keep them engaged in activities\u00a0that can better their lives.<\/p>\n

No investor, local or foreign\u00a0will put money in\u00a0any\u00a0country\u00a0where its\u00a0youths\u00a0are\u00a0in\u00a0a\u00a0long-drawn\u00a0protest with the government.\u00a0As the economic cost of the\u00a0protests\u00a0for the last few days\u00a0continues\u00a0to mount,\u00a0the negative\u00a0effects\u00a0could be more dire than a deeper recession.<\/p>\n

\u00a0<\/strong>Conclusion<\/strong><\/p>\n

\u00a0<\/strong>#ENDSARS\u00a0does\u00a0not just\u00a0represent\u00a0a protest\u00a0against rogue\u00a0Police officers;\u00a0it is a symptom of the\u00a0poor state\u00a0of the economy,\u00a0which for YEARSs has only gotten worse.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Fortunately, the agitation can still be managed but time is running out.<\/p>\n

For further clarification please contact<\/p>\n

Kenny Odugbemi- 08032002585,@ j_odugbemi, Kennyodugbemi28@gmail.com<\/p>\n

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Nigeria is experiencing its own version of\u00a0protests\u00a0similar to that of Hong Kong,\u00a0except that it does not have any money to inject as stimulus. The latest\u00a0protests\u00a0were\u00a0triggered by\u00a0anger over the alleged violent killings and\u00a0extortion\u00a0by the\u00a0controversial\u00a0anti-robbery unit of the police,\u00a0known as SARS or FSARS. 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