Concept:A soldier is trained for combat and defence, not for civil administration.
Explanation:In West Africa, many military governments came to power through coups d'état.
Although soldiers are disciplined and well organised, these qualities alone do not prepare them to govern.
Governance requires knowledge of law, public policy, diplomacy, and democratic principles.
Since soldiers are not trained for governance, their rule often becomes aggressive and ignores legal procedures.
They also do not genuinely represent the people, because they seize power rather than being elected.
Military rule, therefore, lacks the checks and balances needed for a stable democracy.
Thus, the main problem of military administration in West Africa is that soldiers are not trained for governance.
Answer:D. are not trained for governance