The Implications of Thomas Hobbes’ Theory of Liberty in the 21st Century Nigerian Political Sphere
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21st Century, Implications, Nigerian Political Sphere, Theory of LibertyAbstract
This paper explores the implications of Thomas Hobbes' theory of liberty in the contemporary political landscape of Nigeria. Focusing on key aspects such as the state of nature, the social contract, security concerns, and ethnic dynamics, the analysis examines how Hobbesian principles resonate in the governance structures and policies of 21st century Nigeria. The paper further aims to provide insights into the enduring relevance of Hobbes' political philosophy in shaping the political discourse and practices in the Nigerian context, acknowledging both alignments and potential challenges in its application.
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