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Big facts.Lets not pretend the Nigerian leadership arent just figureheads, let's not pretend the British don't still set policy in Nigeria brehs.
Then go, and fix it.
these countries didnt even exist during slavery. These devils say dumb ish like that for daps.
Yeah, but the families who benefitted off the Igbo or other WA slave traders still exist. If it didn't, you wouldn't that Igbo who wrote in The New Yorker about the wealth her family posseses, or you wouldn't have Henry Louis Gates talking to descendants of former slavers.
Your lil baby understanding of history don't move an adult. Get lostThere are 54 countries in Africa, many of which had no hand in the transatlantic slave trade. You are aware right? Actually, none of those countries were even existence at that point. You had empires, kingdoms, loosely affiliated tribes etc.
Nigeria will only ever change through a revolution. It's not going to be a bloodless revolution either. Kleptocracy and corruption is too entrenched in the way of life for things to change.Facts, what's stopping OP from linking up w/ other Naijas in his city of Houston to demand the changes they want in Nigeria? Hell, he could've probably link up w/ people he know in Nigeria and fight for change. Sound like OP don't wanna fight.
The response of an idiot.Your lil baby understanding of history don't move an adult. Get lost
Nah, Black people aren't children.Lets not pretend the Nigerian leadership arent just figureheads, let's not pretend the British don't still set policy in Nigeria brehs.
Great question. Wonder if there's a logical answer as to why not?Facts, what's stopping OP from linking up w/ other Naijas in his city of Houston to demand the changes they want in Nigeria? Hell, he could've probably link up w/ people he know in Nigeria and fight for change. Sound like OP don't wanna fight.
Same thing (to some degree) would happen if we had our own nation.
still a lot of tribal strife