Arrange the following key foreign policy initiatives and diplomatic events in Nigeria's political history in the correct chronological sequence, from earliest to latest.
- 1Abrogation of the Anglo-Nigerian Defence Pact following widespread public and student protests
- 2Signing of the Treaty of Lagos to formally establish the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS)
- 3Nationalization of British Petroleum (BP) assets to pressure Britain over Zimbabwean independence
- 4Establishment of the Technical Aid Corps (TAC) scheme to promote South-South technical assistance
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The correct chronological order of the foreign policy milestones is: Abrogation of the Anglo-Nigerian Defence Pact (1962), Signing of the Treaty of Lagos establishing ECOWAS (1975), Nationalization of British Petroleum assets (1979), and Establishment of the Technical Aid Corps scheme (1987).
The correct chronological sequence aligns with the historical succession of Nigerian governing regimes and their diplomatic decisions: the Abrogation of the Anglo-Nigerian Defence Pact took place in 1962 under the Balewa administration; the Treaty of Lagos establishing ECOWAS was signed in May 1975 under General Gowon; British Petroleum assets were nationalized in 1979 under General Obasanjo; and the Technical Aid Corps scheme was created in 1987 under General Babangida.
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Chronological Evolution of Nigeria's Foreign Policy Milestones Across Regimes
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