Bridging the Atlantic: Nigeria-Brazil Relations, 2014-2024
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Abstract
Nigeria and Brazil share interests which are rooted in their colonial and post-colonial histories, population sizes and their status as regional influence. Nigeria was a colony of Britain that had implications for its foreign relations. It is the most populated country in Africa and the Black World. The country was assertive in the liberation struggles in Southern Africa and subsequently, the restoration of stability in Liberia and Sierra Leone.
Brazil was a colony of the Portuguese
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