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SAMUEL F. C. DALY

NOVEMBER 2 2017

The Spiritual Legacies of the Biafran War

SAMUEL F. C. DALY•NOVEMBER 2 2017

The Spiritual Legacies of the Biafran War

From pre-independence ethnic dog whistling, to pogroms, a civil war and the systemic socio-political ostracization that has since followed, the Igbo are the most discriminated ethnic group in Nigeria and ethnic bigotry against Igbo people has been on full display in the 2023 election.

The Spiritual Legacies of the Biafran War

SAMUEL F. C. DALY•NOVEMBER 2 2017

The Spiritual Legacies of the Biafran War

From pre-independence ethnic dog whistling, to pogroms, a civil war and the systemic socio-political ostracization that has since followed, the Igbo are the most discriminated ethnic group in Nigeria and ethnic bigotry against Igbo people has been on full display in the 2023 election.