JAMB UTME - Government - 1992

Three of the principles used in revenue allocation in Nigeria are

national interest cultural ethnocentrism and national unity

land mass, primary school enrolment and Geographical location

derivation, equality and even development

needs, derivation and relative stability

Maelezo ya Majibu

Three of the principles used in revenue allocation in Nigeria are derivation, equality, and even development. Derivation refers to the principle that revenue should be allocated based on the level of natural resources and revenue generated in a particular region. For example, if a particular region has a high level of oil production, it should receive a larger share of revenue allocation. Equality refers to the principle that all states and regions in Nigeria should receive an equal share of revenue allocation, regardless of their level of natural resources or revenue generated. This is intended to promote fairness and reduce disparities between different parts of the country. Even development refers to the principle that revenue allocation should be used to promote economic and social development across all regions of Nigeria. This means that funds should be allocated to areas that are economically disadvantaged or in need of infrastructure development, in order to reduce inequalities and promote growth across the country.

Soma maelezo ya somo kwenye Principles Of Democratic Government (JAMB)






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