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Madubuike | RESEARCH PAPER | | [Type the abstract of the document here. The abstract is typically a short summary of the contents of the document. Type the abstract of the document here. The abstract is typically a short summary of the contents of the document.] | | pweety annie | 11/1/2012 | |

MADUBUIKE EZINNE ANNIE
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TOPIC: TERRORISM: IS TERRORRISM THE BEST APPROACH TO SOLVING PROBLEMS; A CASE STUDY OF NIGERIA. Terrorism is perhaps one of the most exigent problems that Nigeria is facing today. Judging from killings here and there, bombings all over the place, it is becoming progressively more difficult to differentiate between tribal, political and religious altercations. Unfortunately terrorism has gone global and everyone is equally affected either as suspects or vulnerable. There is nowhere to hide. Every time you take a plane or a bus, or a train, you can't help wondering in the back of your mind, whether this could possibly be your last journey. The world has lost its transparency, not that there was much virtue before, but whatever there was, none exists now. It’s been exposed and you have the specter of terrorism staring you in the face, challenging you and your way of life. The question to ask some people is what really is terrorism? Everyone has a totally different definition for terrorism because people have alternate views and opinions about the
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