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Nigeria Arrives @ Inconclusive Phase of a Quinqennial War

Posted By: adminon: March 11, 2019In: SpectacleTags: Colonel Sagir Musa, Inconclusive Phase, Militarisation, Quinqennial War, ‘Rules of Engagement’No CommentsViews:
Nigeria Arrives @ Inconclusive Phase of a Quinqennial War

Nigerians are involved in what can be called the Inconclusive phase of the Quinqennial war called elections in much of the country’s history. Like all modern wars, this too is as diffuse as... Read more

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