Niger’s Instability Threatens The Largest Economy In Africa: France’s Reliance on Africa Exposed, By Russia, Puts Nigerian President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in a Tough Spot – September 2, 2023,

You’ll notice that a lot of far-left think tanks, as well as Black Nationalist organizations, are trying to present the current Nigerian President in a negative light as if there’s a PERFECT way to deal with what’s happening in Niger. A reminder that Nigeria has passed South Africa and Egypt as the largest economy in Africa, and truth be told, this is only the beginning, as I personally see the most potential for Nigeria in Africa, as they appear more open to a freer market economy.

A lot of Nigerians live in the United States, Canada and the U.K. and as I like to point out ENGLISH is whether you Like it or not is the language of BUSINESS. Similar to India, speaking English with a relatively young population, equates to economic opportunities for Nigerians that as an example do not exist in predominantly French speaking Niger.

Now, in South Africa, they have a SOCIALISM problem, you may have noticed that the origins of BRICS includes South Africa, personally, BRICS would have been better off forming an alliance with Nigeria, as South Africa’s SYSTEMATIC problems appear to have just begun.

But likely the reason BRICS initially didn’t join forces with Nigeria is because Nigeria appears more opened to the idea of a freer market economy, which many in the Black Nationalist movement see as a threat to Nigeria’s sovereignty.

Africa in general would be better off without these Black American think tanks, many of which are socialist entities disguised as liberation movements, I’ve written in prior posts that the worst thing to happen to Ghana was W. E. B. Du Bois who was socialist from Massachusetts, who used his influence to STUNT the growth of Ghana.

Luckily he didn’t have the same effect in Nigeria, however it has to be pointed out that Nigeria has a lot of different tribes, which can be viewed as nations within a nation. They also have the problem with Islam and Christianity. I believe Nigeria is split between the number of Christians and Muslims, but yet it managed to have the largest economy in Africa, which says a lot.

Based on my sources, Russia is one of the key factors in destabilizing Africa at the moment, but if you’re an African leader, it’s probably best you don’t say that or even take sides, because America and the west is not helpful and Russia is merely trying to ensure itself of allies.

Russia’s worst nightmare at the moment is if the Democrats were to lose the 2024 election in the United States, as ANY Republican President, is going to likely take an economic approach to deal with the Russia problem.

Democrats similar to other socialists or left wing political groups, tend to take the SOCIAL approach to dealing with conflicts, which in the case of Joe Biden equates to as an example prioritizing a political climate change agenda, which actually destroys the Africa economy which requires CHEAP and affordable FOSSIL FUEL derived energy to get more people out of poverty.

Even if you want greener economy, it’s EXPENSIVE to build and maintain, in Nigeria they still have a lot of dirt roads, well, in most countries roads are financed by OIL and GAS companies. Whenever you pump gas typically some of the hidden taxes you pay go into fixing the roads, now I know many people will say the roads in my city have potholes everywhere, yes, that’s because the government is INEEFECIENT with the money it receives.

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I bring this up because, Democrat championed policies are fueling these wars, because as the COST OF LIVING gets more expensive in Africa, more people in African regions are looking for ALTERNATIVES to this new world order.

Russia has until 2025 to make a push, because the results of the 2024 election in the United States are unknown at this point but the Republicans are making things very interesting, and Russia has to make sure that if the presidency changes hands, they have alternatives to potentially more sanctions heading their way.

But French speaking Africa and English speaking Africa are two entirely different problems. Sure they can be fused together, but Nigerians are more aware of how a free market economy is supposed to operate, whereas in French speaking Africa, French is a HORRIBLE language to learn if you want to comprehend how capitalism can enrich a nation.

It’s not so much being a capitalist nation, but if you don’t know how capitalism works, you’re SCREWED. The reason French speaking African nations struggle the way they do is because speaking French ties them to FRANCE. With Nigeria, speaking English, works to the benefit of the Nigerian people, many of whom can travel to English speaking countries and EASILY find a job and/or career.

The United States has over 350+ million people, Canada has 40 million people the U.K has 67 million people, and Australia has 25 million people, you can add New Zealand and quite few a Caribbean islands in the West Indies and you have a huge market to do multiple different trades with.

Speaking French limits French speaking Africa to Belgium and France. Belgium is mostly Dutch speaking and Canada is mostly English speaking. So outside of France, French speaking Africans have NO MARKET to sell to.

Nigeria has it’s own internal problems, and the last thing it needs is neighboring regions to be destabilized as some people in Niger and Nigeria are part of the same tribe. So when Nigeria’s current president Bola Ahmed Tinubu speaks on the matter I warn readers of mine to fully comprehend the position he’s in.

This is not about Bola Ahmed Tinubu necessarily siding with the West or the East, it’s him looking out for the best interests of HIS country. Anyone trying to present you with an pick a side argument should be ignored and discredited, as it’s not that simple.

Again I remind you that Nigeria has the largest economy in Africa, it’s making South Africa look like a joke, and Nigeria has done this while still being a third world nation. a reminder that Nigeria is still part of the commonwealth, whereas Niger is not.

There’s a pattern that a lot of people are ignoring with commonwealth nations and that pattern is when countries move away from the commonwealth, they end up in some bad situations. Example Sri Lanka, which signed a deal with the Chinese Communist Party, China ends up putting Sri Lanka in a bad financial situation, that led to all sorts of problems in Sri Lanka, that aren’t even making the news.

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South Africa signed onto BRICS and South Africa, now has FREQUENT power outages. The grass always appears greener on the other side, but if you’re going to go your own way, you’d better make sure you have a CONCRETE plan, because in South Africa as an example the only plan I hear for their Marxists/socialist leadership is “kill the boar” or nationalize more industries as if that’s an economic solution to South Africa’s many fiscal problems.

Revenge is a waste of time, if you aspire to be a socialist nation you have to at least COMPREHEND the benefits of capitalisms and free market economics first. You can not skip the capitalism process if you’re a developing nation, you can only socialize industries if you can secure capital INDEFINITELY, if you can’t secure capital and encourage capital to flow through the economy, your social paradise will collapse.

The focus of any government should always be food, housing, ENERGY and property rights. Respecting property rights equates to more capital coming into a country, when foreign investment knows its property won’t be NATIONALIZED or confiscated by the ruling political party, then it will bring in more capital. That’s a preview of how CAPITALISM works.

But if let’s say the goal of a growing political party is to kick the white people out of the country, well then right there you’ve decided you do not want capital from white people and therefore fewer white people will be interested in leaving capital in your country. Good luck attracting capital when you advocate confiscating property because the individual bringing capital doesn’t look the way you want them too.

Now, in France, it’s a known fact that the French don’t respect property rights in same way the English do, which is why most people with CAPITAL abandon speaking French or doing business in France. I agree when people say that without Africa French will COLLAPSE, France is basically a service sector economy, that is heavily reliant on people speaking FRENCH.

The number of people speaking French only continues to grow because of AFRICA, and if you’re wanting to to do business, French is DEFINITELY not the best language to learn.

If you’re an African nation financing the French economy, you have to ask yourself what’s in it for you? But Nigeria doesn’t have that problem, Nigeria has it’s own unique sets of challenges and should focus on Nigerian interests first. So to the people of Nigeria reading this, it’s best to limit your exposure to Niger’s problems, protect your own borders and worry about Nigeria’s best interests.

I do not recommend ousting the current President of Nigeria just because he has a differing opinion. Having his own opinion doesn’t make him a PUPPET, Nigerian and Niger problems are not the same, and there are many of us that would like Nigeria to be the America of Africa, and yes it’s absolutely possible as long as long as the Nigerian people look out for their best interests.

Interesting times ahead.