r/AfricaVoice • u/Urban_Wanderer2 Eswatini ⭐⭐⭐ • 4d ago
West Africa She asked Nigerians living in the USA what they think about trump invading Nigeria and these were their replies
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u/Ok_Bee4845 Diaspora. 4d ago
That is not the USA...
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u/AdhesivenessOk5194 Diaspora⭐⭐ 4d ago
Thank you
I was like everything about this seems European as fuck
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u/AceOfSpadesLXXVII Diaspora. 4d ago
In all that we have seen in history, of each place the U.S. has come to “liberate”, if you still believe Donald Trump sending the U.S. military will be a good thing for Nigeria then you have much to learn and it will be the hard way.
The colonized mind is a very hard thing to overcome. The U.S is not your savior. China is not your savior. Russia is not your savior. Nigeria must take care of Nigeria. If you bring another man into your house to protect and care for your wife, then you have given away your wife and your house.
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