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A 5 page paper that discusses the political and economical chaos that has surrounded the African country of Nigeria for the past century and left this oil-rich land in a situation of ruin. Highlighted is the serious lack of proper air traffic control over this country and the problem this presents to Nigeria's floundering economy. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
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5 pages (~225 words per page)
File: D0_LCAfrica.doc
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the Black People" (Tse Tung PG; Africa News Service PG). Such were the words of Mao Tse Tung as he spoke of the African-American struggle for equal rights and civil
liberties that raged throughout the United States during the decade of the 1960s. The conflict surrounding the oppression of the black race was not limited to American shores, however,
for the brothers of African-Americans were at the same time embroiled in a struggle of their own in the homeland, a struggle that has spanned a century and left a
continent torn asunder. Nigeria, a vast land situated along the delta of Africas Niger River, is home to a diverse landscape that consists of rain forests, swamp lands and arid
savanna (The Unreached Peoples Prayer Profiles http://www.bethany.com/profiles/c_code/nigeria.html). Home to an estimated 115 million people, Nigeria is the most populous African country (The Economist PG). It is a land
that has traditionally held much promise, but it is also a land that has traditionally undergone much turmoil and dissention. Beginning in the late nineteenth century, European missionaries began to
arrive on Africas shores and to begin the spread of Christianity throughout the land. This missionary work resulted in Nigeria coming under the absolute rule of the country of
Britain. Stripped of their traditional customs and tribal rituals, the many diverse cultures that made up the people of Nigeria were categorized into regions under this new system of
ruling and life in the delta was forever changed (Aina PG). What followed was a conflict that endured for the next century and one that rivaled the African-American struggle
in violence and bloodshed. Weary of Britains monarchial rule and fired by the growing dissention of its people, Africa organized the Congress of the People during the 1950s, an organization
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