Nigeria’s Contributions to Democratization in Sierra Leone, 1995-2005

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Abstract

This study problematizes the issues of good neighborliness and democratization in Africa, and analyses the effects of Nigeria’s economy on these. Focusing on the  relationship  between  Nigeria’s foreign policy and the democratization process in Sierra Leone,

The study examines the challenges Nigeria faced in trying to achieve her foreign policy goals as she spearheads conflict resolution in the sub-region.

Utilizing dominant approach of conflict resolution theory as our explanatory framework, observational technique and content analysis as our method of data collection and analysis respectively,

The study evaluates the role Nigeria played under the auspices of the ECOMOG, and the sacrifices made to restore peace in Sierra Leone and contend that generally,

Nigeria’s foreign policy has been the driving force behind every peacekeeping operation in West Africa and that Nigeria deployed both her material and human resources  to restore a democratically elected government in Sierra-Leone in particular.

Introduction

1.1 Background of the Study

No doubt, Nigeria’s foreign policy has had great impact on both Sierra Leone as a country and Africa as a continent. But there is an ongoing debate about why Nigeria  took so  much interest in the democratization of African states especially Sierra Leone where she  lost  so  many soldiers and still continued in the struggle.

Secondly, was Nigeria’s economy buoyant enough  to  have carried out the peacekeeping process all alone? In 1960, the then Prime Minister Alhaji (Sir) Abubakar Tafawa Balewa made Africa the centre piece of Nigeria’s foreign policy.

In his words, “we belong to Africa and Africa must claim first attention in our external relations”. (Omotere, 2011:2).Thus successive government have had  to carve out their foreign policies (although, with focus on Africa).

The  government of General  Sani Abacha (1993-1998) which coincided with period of political crisis in Sierra Leone demonstrated this.

“Foreign policy is the coordinated application of the elements of national power for the promotion of the national interest.

The interrelated, interdependent components of grand  strategy or elements of national power, used selectively or in combinations in inter-state and other external relations, include economic power and resources, socio-cultural resources (such as language, race, religion, entertainment), population or the human potentials…” (Obasi,  2007:158).

Again, according to Okolie (2009:9) “Nigeria foreign policy, like other countries’ foreign policies is formulated in a highly complex and dynamic environment”.

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