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The Nigerian police and the fire next time, By Cheta Nwanze
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The Nigerian police and the fire next time, By Cheta Nwanze

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Cheta Nwanze writes about the need to rebuild trust in the Nigerian legal system.

In my not-so-humble opinion, the next large-scale unrest in Nigeria will not be triggered by politicians or ethnic militia. It will be triggered by the police. A single spark, a routine stop that turns fatal, a protest that turns violent, and the accumulated anger of millions will erupt. The Port Harcourt protesters blocked a road, […]

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