Nigeria's security interest in Africa
By: edited by Osita C. Eze. Chike Anigbo, Charles Dokubo
Publisher: Nigerian Institute of International Affairs
Published: 2010
Place of publication: Lagos [Nigeria]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 263
ISBN-13: 9789780020828
Subjects: Congresses; National security
Notes: Papers from a two-day workshop on Nigeria's response to a  more secure Africa from May 2-3, 2008.

Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Perspectives on regional security in Africa / Thomas A. Imobighe; title: Where are the leaders of the regional groupings?: the AU, regional economic communities, RECs, and the maintenance of regional security / Amadu Sesay & R.I. Akonai; title: Security challenges of governance in West Africa / Warisu O. Alli; title: NATO's operation "Steadfast Jaguar" in Cape Verde: security implications for Nigeria / Osita C. Eze; title: ECOWAS and management of security in Africa / Joseph H.P. Golwa; title: The proliferation of small arms and light weapons in West Africa: implications fro sub-regional security / Charles Dokubo; title: AU/UN and the Somali crisis / Agaba Oche; title: AU/UN and the Darfur / Sani Musa; title: AFRICOM as a new US security framework for Africa / T. Daniel Hart; title: Nigerian responses to the US AFRICOM project / Hassan A. Saliu; title: Security framework for the Gulf of Guinea / H.A. Takur; title: The Gulf of Guinea and the challenges ahead / Anthony Eze; title: Extra regional security challenges for Nigeria / E.E. Imohe.