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The fear generated among Nigerian leaders by the coup also demonstrates the
state of unease between the military and the new administration. Even though
President Obasanjo's first actions on coming to power were directed at
addressing ...
The fear generated among Nigerian leaders by the coup also demonstrates the
state of unease between the military and the new administration. Even though
President Obasanjo's first actions on coming to power were directed at
addressing ...
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M. military rule was not brief. On the contrary, from 1966 to 1979, Nigeria was
ruled by various military regimes. After a four year hiatus, the military returned to
power in 1983. Thus, rather than merely handpicking civilian rulers to govern the
...
M. military rule was not brief. On the contrary, from 1966 to 1979, Nigeria was
ruled by various military regimes. After a four year hiatus, the military returned to
power in 1983. Thus, rather than merely handpicking civilian rulers to govern the
...
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the January 1966 coup, it was assumed that the Nigerian military, trained in the
British tradition, subscribed to the doctrine of civilian Supremacy over the armed
forces. The colonial military from which the Nigerian military emerged was the ...
the January 1966 coup, it was assumed that the Nigerian military, trained in the
British tradition, subscribed to the doctrine of civilian Supremacy over the armed
forces. The colonial military from which the Nigerian military emerged was the ...
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