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By Tony Ubani
Every year, Nigerians watch with admiration as countries across Africa, Europe, Asia and the Americas implement policies that improve the lives of their citizens. Efficient public transportation, quality education, reliable healthcare, stable electricity, disciplined sports administration, transparent governance and thriving economies, among others. These are not accidents; they are the products of deliberate policies and consistent implementation.
Ironically, many of these successful models are well known in Nigeria. Government officials regularly embark on study tours to countries where these systems work, while international organisations continually provide technical assistance and recommendations. Yet, back home, very few of those lessons are translated into practical reforms.
Why does Nigeria struggle to emulate good policies?
