Perang Sipil Nigéria

Perang Sipil Nigéria, utawa uga dikenal minangka Perang Biafra (6 Juli 1967 – 15 Januari 1970), ya iku sawijining perang antarané pamaréntah Nigéria lan nagara pecahan saka Biafra. Biafra kuwi makili swara nasionalis saka wong Igbo. Nanging wong-wong kang lungguh ing kapangurusané ngerasa yèn wong-wong iku wis ora bisa lumaku bebarengan karo papréntahan fèdheral sing diwengku déning wong-wong Lor. Cengkahan sing ana kasil saka carukan pulitik, ékonomi, ètnis, budaya lan agama kang kadadèn sadurungé dhékolonisasi formal Nigéria déning Inggris saka taun 1960-an nganti taun 1963. Bab sing nyebabaké perang kasebut ing taun 1966 ing antarané pambrontak militèr, pambrontak walesan, lan persekusi wong-wong Igbo kang ndunungi Nigéria sisih Lor. Kontrol prodhuksi lenga kang makolèhi ing Délta Nigèr dadi bab kang wigati.

Perang Sipil Nigéria

Républik Biafra kang mardika sacara de facto ing sasi Juni 1967
Titimangsa6 Juli 1967 – 15 Januari 1970
(2 years, 6 months, 1 week and 2 days)
PernahWewengkon Kidul-Wétané Nigéria
Asil Wijayané Nigéria
Owah-owahan
laladan
Biafra gabung manèh karo Nigéria
Péhak kang perang
 Nigeria
Egypt (Air support)[1][2]
 Biafra
Pangarep
Nigeria Yakubu Gowon
Nigeria Murtala Mohammed
Nigeria Benjamin Adekunle
Nigeria Olusegun Obasanjo
Nigeria Mohammed Shuwa
Nigeria E.A. Etuk
Nigeria Shehu Musa Yar'Adua
Nigeria Theophilus Danjuma
Nigeria Ibrahim Haruna
Nigeria Ipoola Alani Akinrinade
Nigeria Ted Hamman-
Nigeria Muhammadu Buhari
Nigeria Ibrahim BabangidaCithakan:WIA
Nigeria Isaac Adaka Boro-
Nigeria Idris Garba
Mesir Mustafa Shalaby El Hennawy
Biafra Odumegwu Ojukwu
Biafra Philip Effiong
Biafra Alexander Madiebo
Biafra Albert Okonkwo
Biafra Victor Banjo
Biafra Ogbugo Kalu
Biafra Joseph Achuzie
Biafra Azum Asoya
Biafra Mike Inveso
Biafra Timothy Onwuatuegwu-
BiafraJerman Rolf Steiner
Biafra Festus Akagha
BiafraKanadha Lynn Garrison
Biafra Taffy Williams
Biafra Jonathan Uchendu
Biafra Ogbo OjiCithakan:WIA
Biafra Humphrey Chukwuka
Biafra H.M. Njoku
Kakuwatan
Nigeria Wadyabla Nigéria:
85,000[18]–150,000[19] (1967)
(Possible 100,000)[20][21]
250,000 (1968)[22]
200,000[23]–250,000[19] (1970)
Biafra Wadyabala Biafra:
10,000[21]–100,000[19] (1967)
(Possible 30,000)[18]
110,000 (1968)[24]
50,000[23]–100,000[25] (1970)
Kurban

Wong militèr kang kaprajaya: 45,000[23]–100,000[26][27] wong kaprajaya


2 yuta wong sipil pejah nalikané blokadhe sasuwéné mangsa kaliren[28]


Wong katundung: 2,000,000–4,500,000[29]


Wong ngungsi: 500,000[30]–3,000,000

Sajroning sataun, wadyablanaé Pamaréntah Fédheral sing ngepung Biafra, kasil nyaplok fasilitas lenga (oil facilities) ing wewengkon pasisir lan kutha Port Harcourt. Blokadhe iki katindakaké nalikané mangka stalemate kang ujungé mangsa paceklik kang nemen. Sasuwéné perang rong setengah taun, ana udakara 100.000 kurban militèr, déné watara 500.000 lan 2 yuta wong sipil Biafra séda amarga kaliren.[31]

Ing tengahané taun 1968, gambar wong-wong Biafra kang kaliren amarga nandang kurang gisi ngebaki médhia masa saka nagara Kulon. Kahanan kang ngegirisi iki nyebabaké anané kontrovèrsi publik ing njaban rangkah, njalari anané undhak-undhakan anggaran uga wigatiné organisasi non-pamaréntah internasional kang signifikan. Inggris lan Uni Sovyèt iku panyengkuyung utawa pamaréntahan Nigéria ing Lagos, Israèl, lan sawenèh nagara liya kang uga nyengkuyung Biafra. Prancis lan Israel nyedhiyakaké para kombatan.

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