These included Islamic empires in northern Nigeria and smaller organized political groupings in southern Nigeria. An estimated 500 million people depend on forests for their livelihoods while hundreds of thousands of businesses rely on them for fiber and raw materials.The main reasons underlying this trend are that some Gulf Coast refiners have reduced Nigerian imports in favor of domestically-produced crude and that two refineries in the U.S.The desire to accrue profits from oil revenues combined with ethnic tensions acted as a catalyst for the Igbo-spearheaded secession.However competition for the profits from oil created a great level of terror and conflict for those living in the region.The Ijaw sometimes spelled Ijo the fourth most populous tribe in Nigeria and by far the largest in the Delta region lived during late medieval times in small fishing villages within the inlets of the delta however by the 16th century as the slave trade grew in importance Ijaw port cities like Bonny and Brass developed into major trading states which served as major exporters of fish and other goods regionally.In ancient and pre-colonial times, the area of present-day Nigeria was occupied by a great diversity of ethnic groups with different languages and traditions. century as the slave trade grew in significance the port cities of Ijaw such as Bonny and brass became major trading states that served regionally as large exporters of fish and other commodities. The Ijaw also called Ijo Nigerias fourth most populous tribe and by far the largest in the delta region lived in small fishing villages in the entrances to the delta in the late Middle Ages In the 16th. Competition for oil profits however has created a lot of terror and conflict for people living in the region. The main reasons for this trend are that some Gulf Coast refineries have reduced Nigerian imports in favour of domestically produced crude oil and that two refineries the US desire to make gains from oil revenues combined with ethnic to achieve tension As a catalyst for Igbo-spear-like secession.
An estimated 500 000 000 people rely on forests for their livelihood while hundreds of thousands of companies rely on them for fiber and raw materials.
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