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The Media, ‘Fulani Herdsmen’ and Genocide in Nigeria

Posted By: adminon: July 24, 2018In: De-EscalationTags: 'CNN Effect', IMF/World Bank, NBC, RTLM, UN International Criminal Tribunal for RwandaNo CommentsViews:
The Media, ‘Fulani Herdsmen’ and Genocide in Nigeria

Sitting through five anti-hate speech seminars, workshops and events between July 10th and July 18th in and around Abuja and taking note of the frequency of reference to genocide in Rwanda,... Read more

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