Abstract
This paper focuses on leadership and socio-economic challenges in Nigeria. The study discusses the various civil and military regimes starting with that of President Alhaji Shehu Shagari in 1979, and terminates with the regime of President Umar Musa Yaradua which commences in 2007 It is common knowledge that from 1979, Nigerians suffer the fear of leadership failure and socio-economic insecurity arising from civil misrule and military oppression. The study adopts historical methodology in examining leadership and socioeconomic challenges in Nigeria in the period of study.
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