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ABSTRACT
Nigeria remains a federation with a federal government in charge, but contrary to the assumption of the architects of the system in the country, federalism has not been able to solve all the problems the system was designed to solve, reinforcing the view that federalism is not a panacea to all diversity-related problems. However, as well as showing how adaptations to the federal system can rebalance inequalities, Nigeria’s political history also shows that the alternative of a unitary system is not feasible.
