PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS OF PRIVATISATION AND COMMECIALISATION OF GOVERNMENT PARASTATALS IN NIGERIA.
ABSTRACT
This topic, problems and prospect of privatization and commercialization of government parastatals in Nigeria is the attempt to help the general public to know about the privatization commercialization of government parastatals in Nigerian. Moreover, to enable the public to contribute their own quota in the privatization issue and find out the problems and prospect associated with the porgammes.
The chapter one deals with the introduction, the historical background of the programmes, and statement of problems objectives of study, significant of study, scope and limitation and lastly defination of terms.
In this project writing the chapters one from chapter one to five which give the view of what privatization and commercialization of government parastatals are all about.
TABLE OF CONTENT
CHAPTER ONE
Introduction 1
CHAPTER TWO
commercialization in Nigeria 52
on privatization and commercialization 54
commercialization in Nigeria 59
CHAPTER THREE
CHAPTER FOUR
4.1 testing hypothesis one 88
CHAPTER FIVE
References 103
Appendices 105
CHAPTER ONE
1.0 INTRODUCTION
The key component of the federal Government Adjustment programme is the drive towards higher efficiency in the public sector. This necessitated the promulgation of privatization and commercialization Decree 25 in 1988 by the federal Government in which was reflected that government will divest it holdings in agricultural production, electrical appliances, hotels, foals and non strategic industries. Government will also reduce its holdings in banks insurance companies and other financial enterprises without losing control.
Privatization is thus, process of diversiting government ownership control and management of enterprises and agencies to private individuals and or groups of individual or business firms that are seeking their profit. This is transfer of government owned industries or parastatals to the private sector.
Hemmings aptly, described privatization as a laudable policy to help moderate the quantity of securities available for dealing on the stock exchange the described further as the transfer of ownership and control of assets
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