Nigeria removes nearly 24,000 non-existent workers

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Does that suprise anyone? Subsaharan countries not named South Africa are hardly doing well since an initial promising period.

https://www.cairn.info/revue-politique-e...age-93.htm

That right there is a good article about it.

Simply put it I see the State is weak has no control over what its bureacurats do.

Now, a super-cycle of prime matter exports mostly driven by super hungry China has ended. Economically that is also a stab in an already troubled continent in commodity-dependent economies.

http://epthinktank.eu/2016/01/06/africas...wing-down/

But people will be fooling themselves if they think this kind of problems are Limited of Nigeria or Africa.

Corruption in various and more subtle forms is unavoidable in any country.