Match each post-independence revenue allocation commission or committee in Nigeria with its corresponding fiscal recommendation or key contribution.
- Raisman Commission (1958)Established the Distributable Pool Account (DPA) balancing population, regional needs, and derivation.
- Dina Interim Revenue Allocation Committee (1968)Recommended a Special Grants Account to address national emergencies and regional disparities under military rule.
- Aboyade Technical Committee (1977)Proposed criteria based on absorptive capacity, national minimum standards, and fiscal efficiency.
- Okigbo Presidential Commission (1980)Emphasized direct principles including population, equality of states, and social development factors.
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Raisman Commission (1958) matches with establishing the Distributable Pool Account (DPA); Dina Committee (1968) matches with recommending a Special Grants Account; Aboyade Technical Committee (1977) matches with technical criteria like absorptive capacity and minimum standards; Okigbo Presidential Commission (1980) matches with criteria emphasizing population, equality of states, and social development.
Each commission is correctly matched to its landmark policy proposal in Nigerian fiscal history: Raisman established the DPA; Dina introduced the Special Grants Account; Aboyade proposed technical measures such as absorptive capacity and fiscal efficiency; and Okigbo prioritized state equality, population, and social development.
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Historical evolution of Nigerian revenue allocation commissions and their guiding principles.