FSSS_Nigeria_Appendix

Published: 28 July 2026| Version 1 | DOI: 10.17632/8vcn43fztw.1
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Supplementary empirical appendix accompanying the manuscript "Fragmented Sovereignty as a Survival Strategy: Nigeria and the Geopolitical Resilience Model in an Era of Multipolar Competition (2023–2026)" by Idris Mohammad Sanusi Said. The workbook contains seven sheets covering Nigeria's military expenditure (SIPRI, 2010–2025), arms transfer records by platform (2016–2025), a geographic security-portfolio map, macroeconomic indicators (IMF, World Bank, CBN, 2019–2026), a diplomatic events timeline (2023–2026), and a full APA 7th reference list for all primary and secondary sources cited in the appendix and manuscript.

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The workbook contains 7 sheets: 00_Guide (overview and sheet index), 01_Milex_Nigeria (military expenditure), 02_Arms_Transfers (arms transfer records), 03_Security_Map (geographic security portfolio), 04_Economic (macroeconomic indicators), 05_Diplomatic (diplomatic events timeline), and 06_Sources (full reference list, APA 7th format). All figures were independently verified against primary or original reporting sources listed in 06_Sources as of July 2026. Where a figure could not be independently confirmed, this is stated explicitly in the relevant cell note. To reproduce or extend the analysis: open in Excel or any spreadsheet software supporting .xlsx; each sheet is self-contained with source citations in the final column.

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Political Science, Africa, Nigeria, International Relations of Socialist System, Security Counterfeiting

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