Poverty Alleviation and the Efficacy of Development Assistance Models in Nigeria: An Appraisal

Jide Ibietan · Felix Chidozie · Ese C. Ujara

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Abstract: This paper seeks to establish the efficacy of development assistance in the alleviation of poverty in Nigeria. The flows of development assistance annually seem to be on the high side, yet, there is little or no significant evidence to show that the assistance received are being put into good use. This paper also provides recommendations to pervasive poverty in the country with passing remarks on Africa as a

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2000Voices of the poor : can anyone hear us ?2005The End of Poverty 2007Theories of Poverty and Anti-Poverty Programs in Community Development 1991The Marshall Plan: History's Most Successful Structural Adjustment Program 2012Five Decades of Development Aid to Nigeria: The Impact on Human Development

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