Titlebook: Class, Ethnicity and Democracy in Nigeria; The Failure of the F Larry Diamond Book 1988 Larry Diamond 1988 Africa.African history.city.demo

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The Origins of Crisis,ng variety of ethnic groups, as revealed by the presence of some 248 distinct languages (Coleman, 1958: 15). Many of these linguistic groups are tiny and politically insignificant. But just three comprise roughly two-thirds of the population: the Hausa-Fulani, the Yoruba, and the Igbo (Table 2.1). I

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Conspiracy of Optimism: Nigeria at Independence,markable for its subdued character and ‘quiet constitutional dignity,’ Nigeria was formally granted its independence. The ceremonies and speeches emphasised nothing so much as continuity. Paying ‘tribute to the manner in which successive British governments have gradually transferred the burden of r

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,Crisis and Conflict in the Western Region, 1962–63,is stemmed from the staggering defeat of the Action Group in the 1959 Federal Elections, which left Chief Awolowo stranded in opposition at the centre without a firm base of power resources and at the same time compelled him to devise a fresh strategy for building a national political majority. Defe

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,The Census Crisis: 1963–64,tion had met with popular distrust and resistance, accusations of regional bias and favouritism, and widespread suspicion of the results. These had all been sharply reflected in the most recent and professional census to date, that conducted in 1952 and 1953. Widely suspected as a plot to increase t

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The 1964 General Strike,rers were beginning to focus their indignation over declining real income and gross economic inequality into militant demands for government attention and higher pay. For a brief but crucial year in Nigerian politics, the severely fractured trade-union movement united in a concerted challenge to the

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The Western Election Crisis and the National Crisis of Confidence, 1965,d decay. In March, a bitter struggle over the Vice-Chancellorship of the University of Lagos reignited the issue of ‘tribalism’, paralysing the University for months. A scandal over a Federal Minister’s private land deal also briefly took command of the headlines, crystallising the escalating disgus

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Conclusion: Why the First Republic Failed,rthrown because the people lost faith in it — not because some disaffected colonels were worried about their careers, not even because a disaffected ethnic group was worried about its position in the Federation. The former worry may have existed, and certainly the latter did. But they explain neithe

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