Title: Prince of Benicrosia
Description: "The indigenous peoples of Nigeria constitute the overwhelming majority in our great country. And yet they have no real voice in the scheme of things. The Nigerian political elites from the three dominant groups, the Fulani hegemony in particular, have arrogated to themselves the right to dominate the political terrain and to perennially call the shots, to the detriment of everybody else. The indigenous peoples, particularly in the Middle Belt region of our country, have been at the receiving end of so much violence and terrorism"--Page xi of foreword

"The book ... is trumpet to awaken the present generation of Nigerians for a strategic civil duty to rescue the fatherland. The work is a clarion call not to allow the labours of our founding fathers to be in vain. A Blueprint for the establishment of Benicrosia the new homeland for all the oppressed and exploited indigenous nationalities"--Page 2 of front cover
Subjects: Politics and government, Social conditions, Ethnic relations, Ethnic conflict, Management, Terrorism, Islam, Indigenous peoples, Fula (African people)
Places: Middle Belt (Nigeria), Nigeria, Middle Belt
Time periods: 21st century