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A new book by Mike Arnold.

This is a painstaking and fact-based investigative analysis of the decades-long insurgency perpetrated by militants in Northern Nigeria. The book documents evidence of systematic killings and persecution of children, woman and men, many of whom are of christian persuasion. Through careful documentation of credible and blood-chilling testimoni...


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By Mike Arnold*

The Nigerian government is spending millions on lobbyists and PR firms in Washington and London. They’ve hired some of the best spin doctors money can buy. And I’ll give them this: they can muddy the waters about the terrorist massacres. They can repackage government failures as “security challenges.” They can trot out ambassadors w...


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John O. Ifediora.

In natural resource-dependent economies the prevalent and common understanding is that the principal natural resource that sustains the economy is endowed by nature to the citizens, and thus collectively owned. Its development, exploitation and maintenance are always and everywhere entrusted to the central government whose primary duty is the...


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Richard J. Evans. There are more ways of destroying a democracy than sending troops into the streets, storming the radio stations, and arresting the politicians, as Adolf Hitler discovered after the failure of his beer-hall putsch in 1923. Ten years later, on January 30, 1933, when he was appointed head of the German government, Hitler was the leader of the country’s largest ...


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