Resource Control Agitation and Political Stability in Nigeria: a Case Study of South-south Nigeria

ABSTRACT  The study examined the resource control agitation and political stability in Nigeria: a case study of south south Nigeria. It explained the concepts and dynamics of the resource control agitation and political stability in Nigeria. The related literatures were reviewed  and Rawls Theory of justice was employed at course of the research. Study made use of secondary sources of data bring to an end, the agitation, for the interest of the whole Nigeria and her international study of south south Nigeria. It explained the concepts and dynamics of the resource control agitation and political stability in Nigeria. The related literatures were reviewed the issue of agitation for resource control by the Niger Delta people is the shift from the and Rawls Theory of justice was employed at course of the research. Study made use of Delta people. The Nigeria state should be restructured to reflect true federalism in its government. As such the study made recommendations that would enable a reversal to finally, the study concluded that the onus lies with the federal government to act fast and The study examined the resource control agitation and political stability in Nigeria: a case the derivation principle as a way to end the agitation for resource control by the Niger character and composition. By implication, it will comprise secondary sources of data. From the data collected, the study discovered that, central to derivation principle of revenue allocation to the sharing principle by the federal partners.