Abstract:
Socioeconomic development is a goal that all countries strive towards, and different tactics are used by different countries to get there. Governments and organizations use development planning as a vital tool to express their ideals and turn them into real realities. Nigeria, a country with abundant natural resources and a sizable population, has long pursued sustainable development but continues to meet obstacles. Progress has been hampered by poor management, corruption, and wrong policies, which have led to widespread poverty, unemployment, inadequate infrastructure, social services, and security issues. The study recommends among others that Government should implement policies that target disadvantaged and vulnerable individuals, such as access to high-quality education, healthcare, and social safety nets, in order to minimize economic disparity and promote shared prosperity. Include environmental sustainability in development plans, placing a focus on renewable energy, resource management that is ethical, and conservation. Put measures in place to combat climate change and lower greenhouse gas emissions. Develop international infrastructure more easily, and align trade laws.
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