Regional Violence Threatens Nigeria’s Security
Widespread insecurity has rocked Nigeria, with armed attacks and kidnappings in the country's northwest states, an Islamist insurgency in the northeast and violent sectarian and herder-farmer clashes in the central region. For a look into how these conflicts originated and what successive Nigerian government have done to stem the violence, VOA’s Esther Githui-Ewart spoke to Sunday Dare, the former Nigerian Minister of Youth and Sports.
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