Privatization as a Viable Tool for Economic Development in Nigeria (A Case Study of M.T.N In Ilorin)

TABLE OF CONTENTS

CHAPTER ONE

1.0       Statement introduction

1.1       Background of the study

1.2       Statement of problem

1.3       Aims and Objectives of study

1.4       Significance of study

1.5       Scope and study

1.6       Limitation of study

1.7       Statement of study

1.8       Research method

1.9       Plan of study

1.10      Definition of the terms

CHAPTER TWO

2.0       Literature Review

2.1       Concept of Privatization

2.2       Benefit of Privatization

2.3       Privatization and Economic

2.4       Problem of Privatization

CHAPTER THREE

3.0       Research Design

3.1       Method of data collection

3.2       Questionnaire

3.3       Nature of data Analysis

3.4       Questionnaire Administration

3.5       Test of hypothesis

CHAPTER FOUR

4.0       Data Presentation and Analysis

4.1       Data Presentation

4.2       Data Analysis

4.3       Summary of Findings

CHAPTER FIVE

5.0       Summary Conclusion and Recommendations

5.1       Summary of Findings

5.2       Conclusion

5.3       Recommendations

5.4       Suggestions for further studies

CHAPTER ONE

1.0       INTRODUCTION

The idea of privatization dates back to the position articulated by the classical economist who assumed that there exists unerring pendulum that always tend towards equilibrium as the interaction of the market forces; demand and supply are believed to be capable of regulating the economy.

The move towards economic development has been the key aim of the Nigeria government since independent. However, the methodology of attending this rapid structural growth and development has been a problem to this extent, Nigeria since independence has been adopting different tactics towards development but, the implementation has been a problem. Besides, the use of state power, authority and resorts as to promote the economic well being of individuals and groups in society was introduce by the government.

All over the word, the public service as a matter of fact, here not been known for the capacity to create wealth. Meanwhile public enterprises have usually been perceived as drain pipes for government budgets, this creating budgeting constraints and avoidable burden on the economy.

Attention which has been focused on the poor service delivery and inefficiency, financial waste and poor management and other sundry problems have cause irreparable damage to workers and organization goal of efficiency and effectiveness. It becomes a national policy sector from the areas where the private sector has the comparable advantage to perform, while letting the data concern itself with the provision of infrastructure, thrive through enhanced wealth creation. In the case of Kwara state, the issue of mismanagement and under utilization which led to hugs waste of resources and man power potentials pave the government of the day number. Other option but, to pursue quickly the privatization programme privatization is an economic policy, which entails the transfer of ownership or control of public enterprises into private hand via government divestment and sales of shares. However, this involves the private participation in the management and operation of public enterprises.