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Business and Economic Development in Nigeria: The Lesson to be Learnt

Odiwo, Williams Omokhudu

Department Of Accounting, Business Administration and Economics Faculty of Arts, Management and Social Sciences Edo University, Iyamho Edo State, Nigeria

Kifordu, Anthony Aniyibuofu

Department Of Accounting, Business Administration and Economics Faculty of Arts, Management and Social Sciences Edo University, Iyamho Edo State, Nigeria

Oboh, Isaiah

Department Of Accounting, Business Administration and Economics Faculty of Arts, Management and Social Sciences Edo University, Iyamho Edo State, Nigeria

Maduagwu Nneka(Ph.D)

Department of Business Administration Enugu State University of Science and Technology, Enugu, Nigeria

83-91 Vol: 7, Issue: 4, 2017
Receiving Date: 2017-10-24
Acceptance Date: 2017-11-02
Publication Date: 2017-11-24
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Abstract

This paper examined recent and spatial patterns of manufacturing in Nigeria. In particular, the paper
shows that small scale business in the industrial development of a country involved considerable artesian
crafts firms in the early stages and growth. It concludes that the spatial pattern could change if
industrialist adopt the strategy of industrial linkages and especially production subcontracting which has
become a driving force in contemporary industrial development efforts in the world today. It is expected
that the situation could be better enhanced given the ongoing privatization of industrial concerns along
the Public Private partnership Policy in Nigeria.

Keywords: Private partnership Policy in Nigeria; production subcontracting; Oyekanmi

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