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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
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... military personnel selling their guns to hoodlums and armed robbers . Other soldiers are hired by landlords to collect rent from recalcitrant ten- ants . In soldiers during the five years when he ruled the country . The ceaseless use of ...
... military personnel selling their guns to hoodlums and armed robbers . Other soldiers are hired by landlords to collect rent from recalcitrant ten- ants . In soldiers during the five years when he ruled the country . The ceaseless use of ...
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... military rule in Nige- ria has fundamentally transformed the nature of civil - military relations . Before the January 1966 coup , it was assumed that the Nigerian mili- tary , trained in the British tradition , subscribed to the ...
... military rule in Nige- ria has fundamentally transformed the nature of civil - military relations . Before the January 1966 coup , it was assumed that the Nigerian mili- tary , trained in the British tradition , subscribed to the ...
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