The key problems of economic reconstruction and development in Nigeria /

By:

Letiche, John M

Contributor(s):

Nigerian Institute of International Affairs

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Lagos : Nigerian Institute of International Affairs , [1969]Description: 32 pSubject(s):

DDC classification:

338.9669 LET

LOC classification:

HC1055 .L48 1969

Summary: This is first publication of the Nigerian Institute of International Affairs in its Lecture Series, by Professor J. M. Letiche of the University of California at Berkeley. Professor Letiche expresses surprise that the Nigerian economy has remained so healthy under the impact of civil war but stresses that the economic future of the country will depend on its educated manpower.

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"Revised for publication in April 1969."

This is first publication of the Nigerian Institute of International Affairs in its Lecture Series, by Professor J. M. Letiche of the University of California at Berkeley. Professor Letiche expresses surprise that the Nigerian economy has remained so healthy under the impact of civil war but stresses that the economic future of the country will depend on its educated manpower.

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