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Poverty and the Geopolitics of Breaking Nigeria

Posted By: adminon: April 08, 2017In: GovernanceTags: 'Strange Cold War', 2013 Nigerian Economic Report, Ebirra, Fulani, Hate ideologies, Hausa, Henry Kissinger, Igala, John Litwack, Jukun, Kanuri, NEEDS, Nupe, Sultan of Sokoto, The World Bank Group, TivNo CommentsViews:
Poverty and the Geopolitics of Breaking Nigeria

From the Breton Woods institutions to the universities and similar actors in the global policy mill, it is a narrative of poverty as the definitive marker of contemporary Nigeria. Key to the... Read more

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