@OtitoNosike@Big_Mck and @DavidHundeyin are not trying to absolve African leaders of wrong doing. They know and they call it out. They are interested in highlighting the main source. When majority ofAfricans will truly understand the source then the likes of Tinubu will become a non issue.
@arike15005@cirnosad You don't have to beg them to acknowledge your humanity. For many the global fight for Justice does not include blacks. Take the relevant info, acknowledge the flawed/racist messages and act accordingly.
@EZEMA_SON@FinPlanKaluAja1 I did not say that it was socialism. All those terms are distractions and falacies. When a state has the soveriegnty to prop its local industry prosperrity follows. And then folks like Kalu try to gaslight folks with capitalism this, socialism that.
@InibeheEffiong In addition to bad press and propaganda by people like you there are also historical reasons why African immigrants have been open to the west and it's not because it is inherently better. Don't worry, the people are waking up and this your paid narrative will be exposed.
@20reginald@DavidHundeyin@Igbani27243 We can’t leave sovereignty to chance through elections for emergent nations. Given Nigerias potential of human capital and resources do you really expect imperialists to allow a second Peter Obi by means of popular elections?
@20reginald@DavidHundeyin@Igbani27243 And what has happened in Anambra after Peter Obi's tenure? It'll be the same or worse regression after his term on a national scale.
@DavidHundeyin@Igbani27243 He might! Even if it is genuine the policies will be reversed after his term and it'll be back to square one. Why not just go for a radical revolutionary institution like the CCP that tackles the issues from the source and guards the gains of the revolution as long as it takes.
@goldmine101010@DavidHundeyin@Igbani27243 Because even if it is genuine the policies will be reversed after his term and it'll be back to square one. Why not just go for a radical revolutionary institution like the CCP that tackles the issues from the source and guards the gains of the revolution as long as it takes.
@DavidHundeyin Excellent point @DavidHundeyin. Anybody who’s followed you for some time now should have come to the conclusion that if you chose to become a leader of an emergent country anywhere in the world then you should be ready to die to succeed. There’s no other way!
@KingByronX@DavidHundeyin You are making the point. Everything comes down to the power of the gun (enforceable violence). Even when there is loss of legitimacy systems don't change till the people are ready to enforce and maintain change with violence which still comes down to the power of the gun.
@KingByronX@DavidHundeyin That is because there is a bigger gun (military/economic) power that has strategized against the smaller gun. Can you name any country place with the gun that was deligitized without interference from a bigger gun. I want to learn too.