Across international news headlines, Nigeria is sometimes depicted as a country stuck in never-ending religious crises; the message is often that Christians are under siege and Muslims are radicalised, and the country is divided by belief. It is a story that travels fast because it is dramatic. But it is not the truth.
The trajectory of Nigeria’s insecurity is far deeper than a single administration. The violence seen today did not begin with the current administration; rather, it…
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