USA Africa Dialogue Series - Article: The Search For Socio-Economic Solutions To ‘Boko Haram’ And Militancy In Nigeria

By Samuel Okey Mbonu And Jacob Zenn

The activities of Nigerian jihadist groups, such as "Boko Haram" have had devastating effects on the socio-political and economic stability of Northern Nigeria.  Militant groups may create more nationwide chaos in Nigeria and West Africa if not contained in the shortest time-frame. Also, Southern Nigeria's "Niger Delta" militants, whose piracy, bunkering and kidnapping operations impact the Nigerian economy and the entire Gulf of Guinea, require serious practical socio-economic intervention as well, before they disrupt geopolitical stability worldwide.........

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