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    Nigeria, Biafra, and Boko Haram: Ending the Genocides Through Multistate Solution

    By Osita Ebiem

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    Since the unification of Southern and Northern Nigeria in 1914, the country has been rife with violence, poverty, inequity, and corruption. For decades it has barely functioned, and even now Nigerians face adversity in the absence of a pragmatic solution...

    In his book, Nigeria, Biafra, and Boko Haram: Ending the Genocides Through Multistate Solution, author Osita Ebiem fashions a compelling argument for finally partitioning Nigeria into distinct countries. Through the use of the multi-state so

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPage Publishing, Inc.
    Release dateMar 17, 2014
    ISBN9781628383560
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