Nigeria’s violence is not holy war; it’s sustained state of deprivation

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Nigeria’s violence is not holy war; it’s sustained state of deprivation

Nigeria’s violence is not holy war; it’s sustained state of deprivation

Posted By: premiumtimesng
November 30, 2025

Nuruddeen Suleiman

The crises in Nigeria have nothing to do with Christians and Muslims. It has everything to do with the governed and the governors.

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