Public Debt and Corruption Nexus in Nigeria: An Analytical Review
Abstract
This research study examines the intricate connection between public debt and corruption in Nigeria, trying to provide a detailed examination of their intertwined dynamics. Nigeria, as a resource-rich nation, has been faced with recurrent difficulties of high public debt levels and rampant corruption, both of which have profound implications for its economic development and governance. Through a holistic approach, this study investigates the drivers, implications, and viable policy responses to address the interwoven concerns of public debt and corruption. Drawing upon a mix of scholarly sources, empirical evidence, and theoretical frameworks, this research strives to expand our understanding of the complex dynamics determining Nigeria's fiscal landscape and governance environment.
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