Military intervention in governance has long cast a formidable shadow over the political evolution of Nigeria and the African continent at large, often undermining democratic institutions and entrenching cycles of instability. While some proponents argue that such interventions are necessitated by systemic corruption or governmental inertia, history reveals a troubling pattern of authoritarianism, human rights [...]The post Military intervention in governance: Nigeria and the continent of Africa (1) appeared first on The Sun Nigeria.
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