KOGI STATE

Faculty of Management Sciences

Journal of MANAGEMENT

ISSN: 3212 - 3122

Agbaeze, Clifford Chilasa; Chukwu, Peter Damian Ezechi & Efanga, Udeme Okon

Abstract

The study assessed the effects of security issues on commercial activities and foreign investment in Nigeria. The Democratic Peace Theory is used in the study. The study mainly employed secondary data. The report outlines the underlying reasons for Nigeria's instability, which has hampered commercial activities, and it also highlights some of the country's security challenges. Security issues pose a threat to people's lives and property, impede commercial operations, and deter both domestic and foreign investors, which has an impact on and slows a nation's socioeconomic development. The study urges the effective formulation and implementation of policies that can address the fundamental issues that contribute to Nigeria's high levels of insecurity, including ethnic and religious strife, a porous security apparatus, widespread and institutionalized political corruption, and unemployment.

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Keywords

Security, Challenges, Business activities, Nigeria.

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