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A group of Africa experts, including CFR's Princeton Lyman, released a joint statement on the Nigerian elections, which they call a "terrible setback for democracy."
Authors: Richard A. Joseph, Darren Kew, Peter M. Lewis, Princeton N. Lyman, J. Stephen Morrison, and John N. Paden
May 17, 2007
A group of Africa experts, including CFR's Princeton Lyman, released a joint statement on the Nigerian elections, which they call a "terrible setback for democracy."
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