International crude oil theft: elite predatory tendencies in Nigeria

Eddy Akpomera

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Nigeria, aside from religious terrorist violence, faces a serious threat to its economic security: the unenviable international record of unprecedented volumes of crude oil theft arising from the i...

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1956The Power Elite.2016Comparative Government Introduction 1991Crisis and adjustment in the Nigerian economy

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