I would lay the blame mostly, not at the “mismanagement” of colonial powers, but their deliberate sabotage of Nigeria. As in all nations today, divide-to-rule is their way. This article doesn’t tackle the sources of terrorism, nor its agenda towards foreign control of African resources. This is primary. Dealing with globalism and restoring sovereignty and industry are the most pressing issues for Nigeria and Africa.
The matters are well represented. One of the well coherent understandings of the Nigerian problem.
I would lay the blame mostly, not at the “mismanagement” of colonial powers, but their deliberate sabotage of Nigeria. As in all nations today, divide-to-rule is their way. This article doesn’t tackle the sources of terrorism, nor its agenda towards foreign control of African resources. This is primary. Dealing with globalism and restoring sovereignty and industry are the most pressing issues for Nigeria and Africa.
I am glad Jamie Walden had shared this on his YouTube platform. This goes beyond what is President.