One Country, One Military Cabal - Banwo, Ope
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ONE COUNTRY. ONE MILITARY CABAL. A Nation Held Hostage. A People Finally Speaking. For decades, Nigerians have lived with a quiet fear-fear of the uniform, fear of the barracks, fear of the men behind the guns. But behind that fear lies a darker reality: Nigeria's insecurity is not an accident. It is an industry. And the military cabal is its engine. In this explosive and deeply researched exposé, Dr. Ope Banwo pulls back the curtain on the silent power structure that has shaped our politics, sabotaged our security, weakened our democracy, and enriched a select few at the expense of an entire…mehr

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ONE COUNTRY. ONE MILITARY CABAL. A Nation Held Hostage. A People Finally Speaking. For decades, Nigerians have lived with a quiet fear-fear of the uniform, fear of the barracks, fear of the men behind the guns. But behind that fear lies a darker reality: Nigeria's insecurity is not an accident. It is an industry. And the military cabal is its engine. In this explosive and deeply researched exposé, Dr. Ope Banwo pulls back the curtain on the silent power structure that has shaped our politics, sabotaged our security, weakened our democracy, and enriched a select few at the expense of an entire nation. With gripping storytelling, shocking revelations, and a bold 21-point national rescue blueprint, this book answers the questions Nigerians have whispered for decades: ¿ Why does insecurity never end? ¿ Who profits from chaos? ¿ Why are presidents afraid of service chiefs? ¿ Why do soldiers die with no consequences? ¿ Why is the military still the most powerful political bloc in the country? ¿ And-most importantly-how do we fix this before it destroys Nigeria? This is not just a book. It is a warning. A roadmap. A national intervention. A mirror held up to the soul of a country running out of time. Read it. Share it. Debate it. This book may be the spark Nigeria desperately needs.