The Chocolate Wars II

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The Chocolate Wars II, are the concluding conflict in the series of naval skirmishes. That was fought in the Gulf of Guinea as was the First Naval Skirmishes.
The Togolese pirates were utterly smashed in the naval skirmish, what resulted from the conflict was the Nigerians being successful in their aims and the wealthy class of British people, being able to enjoy this commodity once again. The common classes are still unable to afford the historic commodity, having only Portuguese Carob to enjoy as a substitute. For Togolese pirates, fell apart and did not operate.

The Conflict

Prelude

With the British no longer transporting Nigerian Chocolate to their shores, The Nigerian Chocolate Trade is now crashing the Nigerians are forced to take their fates into their own hands.
The Nigerians using Telegraph asked for the information on the Tonoglese pirates and to purchase their own Ironclad Ships.

Deployment

The Ironclad Ships were positioned to block the Tonoglese.

Outcome

The UK now has both kinds of chocolate, unfortunately for the common classes chocolate is now too expensive to be purchased resulting in them still enjoying Portuguese Carob.

Aftermath

Much more forward in time, the british population started to develop Carob Fever.

Included under Conflict

The Chocolate Wars

Battlefield Type

Naval

Start Date

2058

Ending Date

2059

Conflict Result

Nigerian Victory