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Untitled 1.Pdf ,. ~frF. ' AFRIC A CONNECTS Garth Myers {Un iversity of Kansas) and M artin J. Murray {University of Michiga n), Series Editors This scholarl y series stands at the intersection of globalization and develop­ ment studies, examining the socia l, political, and economic effects of these processes on the African continent. For advocates and critics alike, globaliza­ tion and development a rc inescapable "facts of life" that define the param­ eters of social action not just in Africa but throughout the world. Yet while academic debates a nd policy discussions careen between praise and criticism, too little attention is given to how these proce~se s actua lly opera te in African settings. Rather than simply reacting to the mai n ~t r ea m schola rly literature, books in this series seek to creatively engage with contemporary debates as !:- a way of developing new perspectives that establish and a nalyze the linkages between globali zation and development. PUI31.1SIIED BY PA LGRAVE M ACMI LLAN: Encountering the Nigerian State Edited by Wale Adeba nwi a nd Ebenezer Obadare, 2010 Z amhia, Mining, and Neoliheralism: Boom and Bust 0 11 the Glohalized Copperbelt Ed ited by Alastair Fraser a nd Miles Larmer {forthcoming) ENCOUNTERING THE NIGERIAN STATE Copyright~ Wale Adebanwi and Ebenezer Obadare, 2010. All rights reserved. First published in 2010 by PALGRAVE MACMILLAN<» in the United States- a division of St. Martin's Press LLC, * 17S Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10010. Where this book is distributed in the UK, Europe and the rest of the world. this is by Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited, registered in England, company number 78S998, of Houndmills, Basingstoke, Hampshire RG21 6XS. Palgrave Macmillan is the global academic imprint of the above companies and has companies and representatives throughout the world. Palgrave<ll and Macmillan<» are registered trademarks in the United States, the United Kingdom, Europe and other countries. ISBN: 978-(}-23D-62234-0 Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Encountering the Nigerian State I edited by Wale Adebanwi & Ebenezer Obadare. p.cm. Includes bibliographical references and index. ISBN 9 78-(}-23(}-62234-0 1. Nigeria-Politics and government- 1993-2007. 2. Nigeria-Politics and government-2007- I. Obadare, Ebenezer. II. Ad ebanwi, Wale. JQ3030.ES3 2010 %6.90S '4- dc22 20090448S3 A catalogue record of the book is available from the British Library. Design by Newgen Imaging Systems (P) Ltd., Chennai, India. First edition: july 2010 10 9 8 7 6 s 4 3 2 1 Printed in the United States of America. Contents Acknowledgments IX Notes on Contributors X I Introduction: Excess and Abjection in the Study of rhe African State Ebenezer Obadare and Wale Adebanwi 1 Deconstructing "Oiuwole": Political Economy at th e Margins of the State 29 0/awale Ismail 2 T he Spatial Economy of Abjection: T he Evacuation of Maroko Slum in Nigeria 55 Sheriff Folarin 3 "Rotten English": Excremental Pol itics a nd Literary Witnessin g 79 Sarah L. Lincoln 4 T he Perils of Protest: State Repression a nd Student Mobilizat ion in Nigeria 99 Bukola Akintola 5 Voca li zi ng Rage: Deconstructing the Language of Antistare rorces 123 Azeez 0 /uso/a Olaniyan 6 T he Su baltern Encounters the State: OPC-State Relatio ns 1999-2003 139 Omobolaji 0 /arinmoye 7 T he State as Undertaker: Power and Insu rgent Media in Nigeria 155 Ayo O lukotu11 ,. iif'F . - v1 11 Contents 8 from Corporatist Power to Abj ection: Labor and State Control in N igeria 177 Emrnanuel Remi Aiyede 9 When the State Kills: Political Assassinations in Abacha's N igeri a 199 Isaac 0 /awa/e Albert 10 T he Sha ria Cha llenge: Revisiting the Travail s of the Secula r Stare 217 Rotimi Suheru 11 Koma: A Glimpse of Life at the Edges of the State 243 Muhammad Kabir l sa Index 255 2 The Spatial Economy of Abjection: The Evacuation of Maroko Slum in Nigeria Sheri(( Folarin Introduction For several days after it had happened, "all the cover pages of newspapers bore searing images of pain and despair reflected o n the faces of resi­ dents muggling to come to terms with (the) reality" (ThisDay, j uly 29, 2006: 11). That reality was the leveling by government bulldozers of an entire community, home to over 300, 000. Maroko, in Lagos state, was pa rt of those areas that H arvey (2000: 152) would descri be as a "sea of spreading decay" spatially located by the side of "a patchwork qu ilt of islands of relative affluence" that struggle to secure themselves against the urban squalor, m isery, a nd poverty that dominate the spatial margin of the city. It can be argued that government policies in relation to ownership of landed property, acquisition of estates and tenancy, have exacerbated the problems of poverty and spatial abjection in Nigeria. This chapter recon­ siders the spatial economy of abjection in Nigeria with a specific focus on the evacuation of people, usually the poor and powerless, from shan­ ties, slums, a nd other gloomy sites in the major conurbations around the country. This chapter uses the case of evictio ns from the Maroko slum in Lagos as a typical example of the disempowermenr that is invested, reflected, and institutionalized in slums particula rly in ter ms of their spa­ tial, social, economic, and political relations w ith the state and persons, groups, and institutions rhat control o r have access to the state and its resources. Whether considered from the "traditional" urban political economy parad igm or from the parad igm of postmodern u rban ism- which places ,. 7ifF . - 56 Sheriff Folarin emphasis on the spatia l dynamics of urban la ndscapes stress ing their contested naru re, particula rl y in terms of who belongs where and with what entitlements or citizenship rights (Murray and Martin , 2004: 139)- the case of Maroko reveals interesting perspectives on the spatial encounters of di se mpowered socia l forces with the typical postcolonial state. Indeed, the economy of abjection in N igeria is an expa nding one, with government policies at the three levels concerning the ownership of landed property, the acquisition of estates a nd tenancy exacerbating poverty and abjection. T his chapter sets out to examine how abjection pervades the nation as a result of the evacuation of communities, with pa rticular reference ro the Ma roko slum in Lagos stare. The State, "Sedentarization," and Widening Gaps between Opulence and Squalor Is the postcolon ial or developing state a n accomplice of the wealthy in mortgaging the well-being of the poor? Could that be rhe reason w hy the stare parades "good conscience" by instituting the policy of resettlement as a smokescreen to provide free passage for the privi leged to acquire stra­ tegic estates and lands? Or does the state in itiate grand policies of creat­ ing a sedentary livelihood for the people at a very high price, rhus ri sking the trust of the masses? Marxist scholarship that celebrates the perspec­ tive that the wealthy class controls the instrumenta lities of rhe capitalist stare would more probably submit that because the rich cl ass controls the state, there may never be a state policy with rhe ultimate goal or sole purpose to bail out or benefit the masses. Le nin (1939) had even regarded the state as a " product of t he irreconcilability of class a ntagonisms" with the privileged cl ass ga ining fi nal control. However, pondering the social and economic policies even in socia li st states that have not fared better in repositioni ng the poor compels the perspective that there is a peculiar problem with the gra ndiose policies of the state (capita li st, socialist, or welfarist)-from conception, articulation to implemenration. The paradox in the welfa rist intentions of the developing state explains irs pitia ble parody and the characterization of its so-ca lled people-centered policies as either fantastic or viciously orchestrated to further ennoble the wealthy (Ake, 1983), w hich has stimulated studies on governments' inadequacies in la nd, estate, and tenancy related policies. James Scott (1998) exhumes in a theoretical postmortem the remains of the Ujaama; Nyerere's peculiar socia list principle-whic h attempted a villagization of the Ta nza nian society, a nd x-rays the impact of this and other related policies on the society-which according to Nyercre must be village-centered. The Spatial Economy of Abjection 57 Scott interrogates governments' "perennial efforts" to settle or reset­ tle mobile and homeless people, which he categorizes as sedentariza­ tion. Reflecting on the premodern state without standard measures or roadmaps for development programs that ended up in self-defeatist a nd crude interventions in masses' affairs, Scott wonders at the manner of the departure from the premodern to the postmodern rimes with all the stan­ dardization that should allow for simplification and legibility, end ing up in "fiascos" because of the rigid and complex approaches to development progra ms (2-3). H ence, the more modernized statecra ft became-just as the more state simplifications unfo ld-the more the tragic outcomes of developmental state projects. Scott (3-4) ascribes this paradox to the fact that the state simplifications "did not successfully represent the actual activity of the society they depicted, nor were they intended to; they rep­ resented only that slice of it that interested the official observer." It is these factors that are inherent in some lousy "white elephant projects" in the old "Third World," which have constituted examples of huge agri­ cultural schemes and new cities that have failed their residents.
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