Post by Danny Angbashim (@db_angbashim)

I know this is an unpopular opinion but when I see the 'leave our land' toxicity that goes on in South Africa and a similar clamour in Lagos I'm tempted to think it's instigated by the political elite.
In both situations the leaders are either conveniently silent or at best make some tepid statements of condemnations but hardly ever wield the big stick against the agitators.
How can black Africans do this to themselves?

I know this is an unpopular opinion but when I see the 'leave our land' toxicity that goes on in Sou...

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AOJ: And to imagine that Nigeria played a pivotal, "big brother" role in dismantling apartheid in that country. Reports indicate that Nigeria contributed an estimated $61 billion between 1960 and 1995, more than any other nation. Yet, the same ANC-led government now covertly and overtly supports the deh...
Like minds🫂: It would so unfair if I generalize that an average black man is an enemy to another black man, south Africa has consistently proven that blacks hate blacks and love their oppressors once their melamine is not visible.
Emmanuel Azubuike: What is happening in South Africa and Ghana is not unfamiliar with what is happening in Lagos in particular against the Ibos.