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- No of pages: 20
- No of Chapters: 5
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Abstract:

There is no doubt about the existence of other literary works on this particular or other closely related topics, but this very piece is quite unique, for the writer painstakingly covered the scope of the topic, from the origin to the present situation, treating both the visible and abstract aspects of the topic.
This pamphlet has five chapters. The first chapter focuses on the origin of insurgency on a global scale, and the various notorious insurgent groups in the world, their reasons for rebellion and mode of operation. The second chapter reveals the premier cause of insurgency in Nigeria and the truth behind the Nigeria civil war. Chapter three exposes the major insurgent groups in Nigeria and their reasons for rebellion.

Table of Content:

TABLE OF CONTENT
TITLE PAGE i
DEDICATION ii
PREFACE iii
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT iv
TABLE OF CONTENT v
CHAPTER ONE: INTRODUCTION 1-3
MEANING OF INSURGENCY 1
NOTORIOUS WORLD INSURGENT GROUPS 1-3
CHAPTER TWO: 4-5
INSURGENCY IN NIGERIA 4-5
NIGERIAN CIVIL WAR 5
CHAPTER THREE: MAJOR INSURGENT GROUPS IN NIGERIA 6-9
NIGER-DELTA MILITANCY 6-8
BOKO HARAM ISLAMIC RELIGIOUS SECT 8-9
CHAPTER FOUR: EFFECTS OF INSURGENCY IN NIGERIA 10-11
CHAPTER FIVE: 12-13
PANACEA TO INSURGENCY IN NIGERIA 12-13
CONCLUSION 13
REFERENCES

Introduction:

Diversity in individual opinions has led to disagreement between individuals groups, parties and sects, and these disagreements have led to rebellions and conflicts between the individuals or parties involved. In situations where one team tends to suppress the other by virtue of their superiority, power or authority over them, it leads to serious oppositional activities which will in turn give rise to insurgency, as a rebellion against a constituted authority. Insurgency in other words means are organized movement aimed at the overthrow of a constituted government through the use of subversion and aimed conflict.
Insurgency and its tactics are as old as warfare itself. Insurgency arises from a mere quest for political, social or religious autonomy in human communities, and this quest for autonomy leads to the coming together of a group of people who have the same ideology to a particular situation, to number of radical minions.
Though not all rebellions amount to insurgency, but all insurgent cases are pure rebellions, and some insurgent groups might have a good cause they are fighting for, but their mode of seeking redress is what classifies it as mere rebellion or serious insurgency.