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". – This will, in any case, be the theme of the analysis of what we can do. I should warn, however, against the perception that our development cooperation activities with a given country make it possible for us to influence events of this kind profoundly. The introduction of Sharia law in a number of northern states in Nigeria is a complex and highly political process with local roots. We have a shared framework of values as expressed in the Cotonou Agreement. This is what we can discuss and pursue with the Government of Nigeria. This is not an easy case, but it is one in which the widespread public attention it has attracted and international public opinion can really be of use. We at the Commission will do what we can to help exert pressure."@en1
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