Anticipatory governance must replace reactive governance in Nigeria - Businessday NG

For decades, governance in Nigeria and most developing countries has been largely perceived as reactive. Nigerian stakeholders believe the government's response typically comes after disasters occur, institutions are reformed after they fail, and policies are developed only after opportunities have

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Anticipatory governance must replace reactive governance in Nigeria - Businessday NG

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