Ethical Considerations In The Execution Of Post-Fuel Subsidy Removal Support Initiatives In Kwara State, Nigeria: A Focus On Islamic Principles

Authors

  • MUHAMMAD JUM’AT DASUKI Kwara State University, Malete

Keywords:

Ethical considerations, , Post-fuel subsidy removal, Palliative, , Execution

Abstract

This study investigates the ethical implications of post-fuel subsidy removal support initiatives in Kwara State, Nigeria, with a focus on the application of Islamic principles. The contentious issue of subsidy removal carries significant social and economic consequences, emphasizing the crucial role of ethical considerations in policy implementation. The research provides a comprehensive background on fuel subsidy removal in Nigeria and its implications. Examining post-fuel subsidy removal palliative measures in Kwara State, the study focuses on design and implementation challenges, ethical considerations, transparency, equity, and public trust. Utilizing a case study approach, it offers insights and best practices. The analysis is based on a qualitative study, using interviews and document analysis to gather data. aiming for a holistic understanding of the ethical dimensions of support initiatives within the context of Islamic principles in Kwara State The findings reveal that the ethical aspects of the execution of post-fuel subsidy removal support initiatives in Kwara State are largely influenced by Islamic principles, including fairness, justice, and accountability. The study recommends an ethically sound implementation of post-fuel subsidy removal support initiatives, emphasizing transparency, accountability, and inclusivity. It advocates for the inclusiveness of governmental palliatives, reaching both civil servants and common individuals in the state. Continuous distribution during fuel subsidy removal challenges is deemed vital. Additionally, extending free or subsidized transportation beyond higher institutions to the general populace is suggested. Consideration should also be given to reducing governmental hospital bills or providing free health services. The study underscores the importance of Islamic ethics in Nigerian governance and employs a case study approach to assess palliative measures in Kwara State, offering practical insights for policymakers and stakeholders.

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Author Biography

  • MUHAMMAD JUM’AT DASUKI , Kwara State University, Malete

    Department of Religions, Faculty of Arts

     

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Published

2025-12-31