Nigeria’s Killing Fields
The country has been deeply affected by ongoing conflicts between farmers and herders, leading to significant loss of lives and destruction of property.
May 2018 • Editorial
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In our current edition, The SUPREMACY MAGAZINE treats our esteemed readers to an insightful focus on Sierra Leone, the
West African child of promise which inaugurates the presidency of His Excellency, Julius Maada Bio, a retired Brigadier,
on May 12, 2018. A second cover focus looks at the extreme threat to the Nigerian state posed by unending bloodshed
caused by shadowy crisis entrepreneurs in several middle belt states.
As the race for 2019 general election in Nigeria draw closer, we brought you an insight of the gladiators that have
shown or indicated interest to slug it out in the presidential turf.
In our special encounter with soft-spoken, focused Burundian Ambassador to Nigeria, His Excellency Emmanuel
Mpfayokurera, he shares his Nigerian story with humour.
Our interview with self-effacing but highly influential Prince Patrick Okomiso from Cross River State who speaks about
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The country has been deeply affected by ongoing conflicts between farmers and herders, leading to significant loss of lives and destruction of property.
Encounter
His Royal Highness, Alhaji (Dr.) Usman Nga-Kupi, the Sa’peyi of Garki District, in the heart of the Federal Capital Territory of Abuja, Nigeria; in a chat with Supremacy Magazine editors spoke about his chiefdom and the state of the nation. Excerpts:
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