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  1. The Security Politics of the African Union

    OpenAlex research · 2008-01-01 · Document

    openalex title_and_abstract.search:nigeria,authorships.countries:!NG,primary topic.subfield.id:3320

    In March 2007 the president of Uganda, Yoweri Museveni, bid farewell to 1,700 troops going to Somalia as part of some 8,000 AU peacekeepers. The AU force was sent to Somalia to replace the Ethiopian troops that had ousted the Islamists in late 2006. By the end of February 2007, o…

  2. Nigeria’s democratisation in the globalisation age

    OpenAlex research · 2008-01-01 · Document

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    Democracy is seen world over as the best legitimate and viable alternative to \nauthoritarian regimes such as military dictatorship and apartheid. Many countries \naround the world are still grappling with the necessary fundamentals that could \nensure credible democratic governm…

  3. Managing Ethnicities in Institutions of Close Contact: An Interpretative Study of Kano Markets Nigeria

    OpenAlex research · 2008-01-01 · Document

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  4. Issue of Primacy Between International Law and Nigerian Law in Relation to Human Rights Law

    OpenAlex research · 2008-01-01 · Document

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  5. Igniting Instability: Al Qaeda's Inroads into Africa

    OpenAlex research · 2008-01-01 · Document

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    As a result of the West's continued presence in the Middle East, Qaeda has turned its focus to the occupation of a new front in its global jihad: Africa. With their presence threatened in what was once a safe haven, Qaeda leaders, cells, and attacks are moving to northern and eas…

  6. police reforms in nigeria

    OpenAlex research · 2008-01-01 · Document

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  7. Nigeria. Militärgeografische Landesbeschreibung

    OpenAlex research · 2008-01-01 · Document

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  8. Appeal for peace in Nigeria

    OpenAlex research · 2008-01-01 · Document

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  9. IMPERIAL ANTECEDENTS OF THE CONTENTIOUS CAMEROON-NIGERIA BORDER DISPUTE

    OpenAlex research · 2008-01-01 · Document

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    This paper posits that the Cameroon-Nigeria border dispute has its roots in the imperial ambition of metropolitan Europe.It utilized historical data, official document and existing literature to establish that colonial treaties between Germany, Britain and France gave little prem…

  10. Devolution or Deconcentration The Dilemma of Nigeria-s Local Government System in the 21st Century-

    OpenAlex research · 2008-01-01 · Document

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  11. Grand Corruption, Recovery and Repatriation of Derived Proceeds : International Criminal and Comparative Law Perspectives: the case of Nigeria

    OpenAlex research · 2008-01-01 · Document

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  12. Ogoni People (Western Africa, Nigeria)

    OpenAlex research · 2008-01-01 · Document

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  13. Nigeria

    OpenAlex research · 2008-01-01 · Document

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  14. Sachregister

    OpenAlex research · 2008-01-01 · Document

    openalex title_and_abstract.search:nigeria,authorships.countries:!NG,primary topic.subfield.id:3320

    AAbacha, Sani (Abacha-Gelder, Nigeria) : 123, 135, 136, 138– siehe auch : Duvalier, Fujimori, Lazarenko, Marcos, Mobutu, TraoreAbalone : 139Abkommen über technische Handelshemmnisse, WTO : 91Abkommen über Textilien und Bekleidung (ATC), WTO : 79Ägypten : 22, 65, 72, 74, 104, 145A…

  15. Tanzania

    OpenAlex research · 2008-01-01 · Document

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    Archaeological evidence suggests that present-day Tanzania was inhabited by Khoisan-speaking hunter-gatherers from at least 10,000 BC. The Sandawe and Hadze of north-central Tanzania are descendents of these groups. Cushitic-speaking cattle herders migrated south from Ethiopia an…

  16. A Long Drive: Nigeria to the UK

    OpenAlex research · 2008-01-01 · Document

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  17. Moving Towards E-Government in a Developing Society

    OpenAlex research · 2008-01-01 · Document

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    The use of information communication technologies (ICT) in governance is growing rapidly in many parts of the world. Developing countries in Africa are also making efforts to harness the new technology. In this chapter, we review the problems, progress, and prospects of e-governm…

  18. Nigeria

    OpenAlex research · 2008-01-01 · Document

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  19. Cameroon

    OpenAlex research · 2008-01-01 · Document

    openalex title_and_abstract.search:nigeria,authorships.countries:!NG,primary topic.subfield.id:3320

    The name Cameroon derives from camames (prawns), introduced by Portuguese navigators. Called Kamerun in German and Cameroun in French, the estuary was later called the Cameroons River by British navigators. The Duala people living there were traders, selling slaves and later palm…

  20. Nigeria

    OpenAlex research · 2008-01-01 · Document

    openalex title_and_abstract.search:nigeria,authorships.countries:!NG,primary topic.subfield.id:3320

    The earliest evidence of human settlement in Nigeria dates from 9000 BC and by 2000 BC its inhabitants were cultivating crops and domestic animals. However, the first organized society was of the Nok people, from around 800 BC to AD 200. Traces of Nok influence are visible in Nig…

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