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The Gun Hegemony: How military incursions arrested Nigeria’s growth — Anyaoku, Amuka, Opadokun - Source News

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The Gun Hegemony: How military incursions arrested Nigeria’s growth — Anyaoku, Amuka, Opadokun

Vanguard•about 1 month ago•centre•Credibility: 80/100

Sixty years after the January 15, 1966, aborted coup, eminent Nigerians, yesterday, reflected on the incident that they said had changed the course of Nigeria's socio-economic and political development and urged a quick return to fiscal and true federalism to save the country. The post The Gun Hegemony: How military incursions arrested Nigeria’s growth — Anyaoku, Amuka, Opadokun appeared first on Vanguard News.

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