Feb 2021 Nigerian Crimewave: A Diplomat's Perspective - Ambassador John Campbell

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Published on Feb 23, 2021
As unbridled, almost unmanageable, unimaginable insecurity continues to plague many parts of Nigeria, bringing with it the kind of associated fear, anxiety and vulnerability that comes with such hazardous conditions, we'll speak to the former US ambassador to Nigeria, John Campbell, whose book, "Nigeria: Dancing on the Brink", examines the events and conditions that have carried Africa's troubled giant to the edge. How is it that Nigeria has become one of the most religious countries in the world - and at the same time - one of the most violent nations on the planet? Ambassador John Campbell, former US ambassador to Nigeria.

Ambassador #JohnCampbell, the former US ambassador to Nigeria...was interviewed by #CharlesAniagolu. Produced by #NissiGabriel.

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