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NDLEA UNCOVERS ANOTHER INDUSTRIAL-SCALE CLANDESTINE METH LABORATORY IN OYO FOREST …Arrests Mexican, 4 others; recovers multi-billion-naira worth of illicit substances

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NDLEA operatives raided another industrial scale meth lab in an Oyo forest, arresting four Mexicans and recovering illicit substances worth billions of naira. This meth lab was operated by a Nigerian Mexican cartel deep within the forest of Tapa Village, Ibarapa North LGA. Oyo State. This comes barely a month after the NDLEA uncovered and shut down a similar clandestine meth lab in a forest in Ogun State, where several Mexican suspects were also arrested. The growing presence of Mexican drug cartel specialists in Southwest Nigeria is concerning. Kudos to the NDLEA for successfully tracking and dismantling these clandestine drug laboratories.
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NDLEA operatives raided another industrial scale meth lab in an Oyo forest, arresting four Mexicans and recovering illicit substances worth billions of naira. This meth lab was operated by a Nigerian Mexican cartel deep within the forest of Tapa Village, Ibarapa North LGA. Oyo State. This comes barely a month after the NDLEA uncovered and shut down a similar clandestine meth lab in a forest in Ogun State, where several Mexican suspects were also arrested. The growing presence of Mexican drug cartel specialists in Southwest Nigeria is concerning. Kudos to the NDLEA for successfully tracking and dismantling these clandestine drug laboratories.

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The moment NDLEA officers stormed the biggest clandestine methamphetamine laboratory ever discovered in Nigeria in a forest in Ogun State where three Mexicans and other members of a cartel were arrested and meth worth over N480billion recovered
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The moment NDLEA officers stormed the biggest clandestine methamphetamine laboratory ever discovered in Nigeria in a forest in Ogun State where three Mexicans and other members of a cartel were arrested and meth worth over N480billion recovered

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Three Mexican nationals and several cartel linked operatives arrested after an NDLEA raid on a massive methamphetamine laboratory hidden in a forest in Ogun State. Meth valued at over ₦480 billion were recovered. It is the largest meth lab ever uncovered in Nigeria.
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Three Mexican nationals and several cartel linked operatives arrested after an NDLEA raid on a massive methamphetamine laboratory hidden in a forest in Ogun State. Meth valued at over ₦480 billion were recovered. It is the largest meth lab ever uncovered in Nigeria.

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VIDEO: NDLEA Arrests Businessman For Drug Trafficking Operatives of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency have arrested a businessman for drug trafficking. The NDLEA disclosed this in a statement shared by the Director of Media and Advocacy, Femi Babafemi, on Sunday. Sharing a video of the suspects, he wrote, "Narco-trend: Another bizman just finished excreting 86 wraps of heroin + 3 major opioids cartels taken down & multi-billion naira drugs seized. Surprisingly, some blind chaps also constituted a syndicate; 3 of them are now in custody & 1 at large. Busy week #ndlea_nigeria, Marwa & men.” Credit: Facebook | Femi Babafemi --- Follow us for more breaking news and videos

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Breaking news 13 Suspects in R1 Billion Drug Lab Case Appear in Court, Bail Hearing Set for June 12 Thirteen suspects accused of operating a clandestine drug laboratory worth an estimated R1 billion appeared in the Swartruggens Magistrate’s Court in the North West today. The accused, who face charges including drug manufacturing, illegal possession of hazardous chemicals and contravention of immigration laws, were remanded in custody after the matter was postponed to 12 June for bail applications. The arrests follow a major Hawks-led operation in which large quantities of methamphetamine, chemicals and manufacturing equipment were seized.

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NDLEA has confiscated over 20 Billion Naira worth of Canadian loud. A sensible government will see an economic opportunity in this habit and legalise weed for recreational consumption. A dose of crack cocaine in the streets is now more expensive that 1 gram of Cana. Crack is 5k, a pinch of Cana weed is 15k. You guys are going drive the youth to start taking dangerous drugs. Scientists have proved that cannabis is safer than alcohol and cigarettes but our govt don’t wanna legalize it becuase they are modelling our country after UNITED KINGDOM. Fuck this shit.
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NDLEA has confiscated over 20 Billion Naira worth of Canadian loud. A sensible government will see an economic opportunity in this habit and legalise weed for recreational consumption. A dose of crack cocaine in the streets is now more expensive that 1 gram of Cana. Crack is 5k, a pinch of Cana weed is 15k. You guys are going drive the youth to start taking dangerous drugs. Scientists have proved that cannabis is safer than alcohol and cigarettes but our govt don’t wanna legalize it becuase they are modelling our country after UNITED KINGDOM. Fuck this shit.

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NEW: Repeat offender with nearly 100 arrests is back behind bars after leading deputies on a high-speed chase following a multi-county theft spree in Washington state The four-time convicted felon with 97 prior arrests now faces DUI, fleeing police, and drug possession charges Police video shows the suspect leading deputies on a reckless 100-mph chase before abandoning the truck and being taken into custody at gunpoint Investigators found thousands in stolen goods along with meth, heroin, and fentanyl inside the abandoned vehicle Authorities say the suspect was part of a duo accused of stealing thousands of dollars in merchandise from multiple stores They say the pair sometimes used stolen bags from one store to take items from another

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A revealing admission from Bill Gates continues to resonate, exposing a disturbing ethos within his foundation's operations. He explicitly described India, a nation of 1.4 billion people, as a "laboratory." In his own words, the plan is to "try things" there and, once "proven," export them to the rest of the world. This isn't partnership; it's a pilot program for planetary-scale social engineering. While cloaked in the language of altruism, this "laboratory" model raises grave ethical questions: • Informed Consent: Can a nation, grappling with poverty and complex challenges, truly give informed consent for its population to be a testing ground for external, privately-funded experiments? • The "Chaos" Narrative: Gates' description of India as "chaotic" betrays a paternalistic, outsider's view, framing a vibrant, sovereign nation as a problem to be solved by Western technocrats. • Accountability Deficit: When "pilots" fail or have unintended consequences, to whom is a multi-billion dollar foundation accountable? Not to the Indian electorate. This is the face of 21st-century philanthro-capitalism: un-elected, unaccountable, and operating on a scale that rivals governments. The global south is not a laboratory for the wealthy north. It's a stark reminder that when a single individual holds so much power over human destiny, the line between charity and hegemony becomes dangerously thin.
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A revealing admission from Bill Gates continues to resonate, exposing a disturbing ethos within his foundation's operations. He explicitly described India, a nation of 1.4 billion people, as a "laboratory." In his own words, the plan is to "try things" there and, once "proven," export them to the rest of the world. This isn't partnership; it's a pilot program for planetary-scale social engineering. While cloaked in the language of altruism, this "laboratory" model raises grave ethical questions: • Informed Consent: Can a nation, grappling with poverty and complex challenges, truly give informed consent for its population to be a testing ground for external, privately-funded experiments? • The "Chaos" Narrative: Gates' description of India as "chaotic" betrays a paternalistic, outsider's view, framing a vibrant, sovereign nation as a problem to be solved by Western technocrats. • Accountability Deficit: When "pilots" fail or have unintended consequences, to whom is a multi-billion dollar foundation accountable? Not to the Indian electorate. This is the face of 21st-century philanthro-capitalism: un-elected, unaccountable, and operating on a scale that rivals governments. The global south is not a laboratory for the wealthy north. It's a stark reminder that when a single individual holds so much power over human destiny, the line between charity and hegemony becomes dangerously thin.

Camus

36,560 Aufrufe • vor 9 Monaten

“I’m The First African To Import Cars From Dubai. Last Year Alone, I Sold More Than 3,000 Cars. Today, I Sell Over 15 Cars Every Day. One Of The Cars I Sold Is Over ₦600 Million. Motor Na Water. My Personal Garage Is Worth Over ₦500 Million With One-Of-One Cars. I’m Tired Of This Mansion, So I’m Building Another One Worth Billions. The Gate Tower Alone Of My New House Will Cost Me Over ₦180 Million. I’m Currently Building An Industrial City In My Community, Including a Luxury Hospital. I Already Bought Lands For The Project Worth Over ₦3.8 Billion Over 300 Plots Of Land.” ~ Nigerian Car Dealer Soma Best👀
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“I’m The First African To Import Cars From Dubai. Last Year Alone, I Sold More Than 3,000 Cars. Today, I Sell Over 15 Cars Every Day. One Of The Cars I Sold Is Over ₦600 Million. Motor Na Water. My Personal Garage Is Worth Over ₦500 Million With One-Of-One Cars. I’m Tired Of This Mansion, So I’m Building Another One Worth Billions. The Gate Tower Alone Of My New House Will Cost Me Over ₦180 Million. I’m Currently Building An Industrial City In My Community, Including a Luxury Hospital. I Already Bought Lands For The Project Worth Over ₦3.8 Billion Over 300 Plots Of Land.” ~ Nigerian Car Dealer Soma Best👀

Somto Okonkwo

84,459 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

Lithium mining activity going on at the Old Oyo National Park, the first frame showed the sorting process of the earthy minerals at the Old Oyo National park while the other two videos shows logistics activities of the bikes. Ranging from there are multiple entries to the site either from Oyo State via Kishi and Igbeti or via Bani a border town along Kwara and Oyo State. Once a bike enters the forest, there are about 7 - 8 checkpoints within the forest which is controlled by locals providing security for miners in the forest. Each of this checkpoint charges each bike per trip ranging from 100naira, 200,300 and 500naira while the last checkpoint which will lead you to Daba (illegal mining) charges 2,700naira per trip. And the estimated population of the bikes plying through the area is around 3000 to 5000 bikes. Which is significantly increasing, the mining which has started about 8yrs ago has been accepted by all parties both locals and foreigners including the Chinese who are actively participating in buying the minerals there. It is an organized crime and has many wings because those who do not mine but just look for logistics companies to pick up the items earn about 500,000 naira on each truck they bring forward. The local security earn more than 300,000 naira daily for those recieving 100naira as gate fee. The Federal Govt and State Govt needs to pay a huge and urgent attention to this mining activity, it is a billion dollar economy which is been illegally mined.
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Lithium mining activity going on at the Old Oyo National Park, the first frame showed the sorting process of the earthy minerals at the Old Oyo National park while the other two videos shows logistics activities of the bikes. Ranging from there are multiple entries to the site either from Oyo State via Kishi and Igbeti or via Bani a border town along Kwara and Oyo State. Once a bike enters the forest, there are about 7 - 8 checkpoints within the forest which is controlled by locals providing security for miners in the forest. Each of this checkpoint charges each bike per trip ranging from 100naira, 200,300 and 500naira while the last checkpoint which will lead you to Daba (illegal mining) charges 2,700naira per trip. And the estimated population of the bikes plying through the area is around 3000 to 5000 bikes. Which is significantly increasing, the mining which has started about 8yrs ago has been accepted by all parties both locals and foreigners including the Chinese who are actively participating in buying the minerals there. It is an organized crime and has many wings because those who do not mine but just look for logistics companies to pick up the items earn about 500,000 naira on each truck they bring forward. The local security earn more than 300,000 naira daily for those recieving 100naira as gate fee. The Federal Govt and State Govt needs to pay a huge and urgent attention to this mining activity, it is a billion dollar economy which is been illegally mined.

Mobilisingnigerians™

206,445 Aufrufe • vor 24 Tagen

𝐕𝐈𝐃𝐄𝐎: 𝐍𝐃𝐋𝐄𝐀 𝐍𝐚𝐛𝐬 𝐂𝐨𝐜𝐚𝐢𝐧𝐞 𝐓𝐫𝐚𝐟𝐟𝐢𝐜𝐤𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐂𝐨𝐮𝐩𝐥𝐞, 𝐒𝐞𝐢𝐳𝐞𝐬 𝐌𝐮𝐥𝐭𝐢-𝐛𝐢𝐥𝐥𝐢𝐨𝐧-𝐧𝐚𝐢𝐫𝐚 𝐃𝐫𝐮𝐠𝐬 The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency has arrested a cocaine cartel led by a couple, Bolanle Lookman Dauda and Olayinka Dauda, in Lagos and Ogun states. The duo were arrested with the assistance of the US Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) on May 25, 2024, at Ibiye, along the Lagos-Badagry expressway, as they attempted to cross the land border to deliver the consignment to Ghana. According to NDLEA's Director, Media and Advocacy, Femi Babafemi, the husband and wife were found with 42 blocks of cocaine weighing 47.5 kilograms. A subsequent raid on their residence in Agbara, Ogun State, uncovered an additional eight blocks of cocaine weighing 10 kilograms, bringing the total seizure to 57.5 kilograms. The statement reads: "A cocaine trafficking cartel headed by a couple: Bolanle Lookman Dauda and Olayinka Toheebat Dauda has been smashed in Lagos and Ogun States by operatives of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA, with multi-billion-naira worth of the illicit drug recovered in two major operations following the arrest of the kingpin and his queen in one of the intelligence-led raids. "The duo were arrested on Saturday 25th May 2024 by operatives of a special operation unit in NDLEA with the support of the Drug Enforcement Administration of the United States at Ibiye, along Lagos-Badagry expressway while attempting to cross the land border to deliver the consignment in Ghana. "At the point of their arrest, 42 blocks of the Class A drug weighing 47.5 kilograms were found on them. A swift follow-up operation in their residence at Plot 24/25 OPIC extension, Petedo road, Agbara, Ogun State, led to the recovery of an additional eight blocks of the same drug weighing 10kg, bringing the total weight of the cocaine seized from the couple to 57.5 kilograms. In a related operation, NDLEA operatives also recovered 1,100 ampoules of fentanyl, a lethal synthetic opioid, from two members of a drug trafficking syndicate at the Idumota market in Lagos Island. Additionally, 432 grams of methamphetamine were seized from two individuals in a separate raid on Lagos Island. The statement said, "In another raid by the special operation unit, no fewer than 1,100 ampoules of lethal synthetic opioid, fentanyl, weighing 6.48kg were recovered from a member of a drug trafficking syndicate, 34-year-old Ikeh Stanley Ifeanyi at the popular Idumota market in Lagos Island. "No less than 790 ampoules of the dangerous opioid weighing 5.273kg were equally seized from another member of the fentanyl syndicate, 48-year-old Chieze Ogechukwu Benjamin who was also arrested at Idumota market. Fentanyl, a lethal synthetic opioid, which is 100 times more potent than heroin is currently responsible for over 70% of overdose deaths as well as a major contributor to fatal and nonfatal overdoses in the US. "Two other persons: Olayiwola Aremu Kazeem, 37, and Ogunfowora Taofik Ajibola, 35, were arrested on Lagos Island in a different raid by NDLEA officers with 432 grams of methamphetamine recovered from them. NDLEA operatives at Tincan port in Lagos intercepted a container marked MSMU 7294325 on May 25, containing a Toyota Highlander SUV with 15 parcels of Loud, a synthetic cannabis strain, weighing 7.5kg. The container, which originated from Toronto and passed through Montreal, Canada, was declared to contain three used vehicles, including the Toyota Highlander. However, the hidden drug consignment was discovered and seized by the NDLEA. Credit: X | ndlea_nigeria --- Follow us for more breaking news and videos
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𝐕𝐈𝐃𝐄𝐎: 𝐍𝐃𝐋𝐄𝐀 𝐍𝐚𝐛𝐬 𝐂𝐨𝐜𝐚𝐢𝐧𝐞 𝐓𝐫𝐚𝐟𝐟𝐢𝐜𝐤𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐂𝐨𝐮𝐩𝐥𝐞, 𝐒𝐞𝐢𝐳𝐞𝐬 𝐌𝐮𝐥𝐭𝐢-𝐛𝐢𝐥𝐥𝐢𝐨𝐧-𝐧𝐚𝐢𝐫𝐚 𝐃𝐫𝐮𝐠𝐬 The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency has arrested a cocaine cartel led by a couple, Bolanle Lookman Dauda and Olayinka Dauda, in Lagos and Ogun states. The duo were arrested with the assistance of the US Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) on May 25, 2024, at Ibiye, along the Lagos-Badagry expressway, as they attempted to cross the land border to deliver the consignment to Ghana. According to NDLEA's Director, Media and Advocacy, Femi Babafemi, the husband and wife were found with 42 blocks of cocaine weighing 47.5 kilograms. A subsequent raid on their residence in Agbara, Ogun State, uncovered an additional eight blocks of cocaine weighing 10 kilograms, bringing the total seizure to 57.5 kilograms. The statement reads: "A cocaine trafficking cartel headed by a couple: Bolanle Lookman Dauda and Olayinka Toheebat Dauda has been smashed in Lagos and Ogun States by operatives of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA, with multi-billion-naira worth of the illicit drug recovered in two major operations following the arrest of the kingpin and his queen in one of the intelligence-led raids. "The duo were arrested on Saturday 25th May 2024 by operatives of a special operation unit in NDLEA with the support of the Drug Enforcement Administration of the United States at Ibiye, along Lagos-Badagry expressway while attempting to cross the land border to deliver the consignment in Ghana. "At the point of their arrest, 42 blocks of the Class A drug weighing 47.5 kilograms were found on them. A swift follow-up operation in their residence at Plot 24/25 OPIC extension, Petedo road, Agbara, Ogun State, led to the recovery of an additional eight blocks of the same drug weighing 10kg, bringing the total weight of the cocaine seized from the couple to 57.5 kilograms. In a related operation, NDLEA operatives also recovered 1,100 ampoules of fentanyl, a lethal synthetic opioid, from two members of a drug trafficking syndicate at the Idumota market in Lagos Island. Additionally, 432 grams of methamphetamine were seized from two individuals in a separate raid on Lagos Island. The statement said, "In another raid by the special operation unit, no fewer than 1,100 ampoules of lethal synthetic opioid, fentanyl, weighing 6.48kg were recovered from a member of a drug trafficking syndicate, 34-year-old Ikeh Stanley Ifeanyi at the popular Idumota market in Lagos Island. "No less than 790 ampoules of the dangerous opioid weighing 5.273kg were equally seized from another member of the fentanyl syndicate, 48-year-old Chieze Ogechukwu Benjamin who was also arrested at Idumota market. Fentanyl, a lethal synthetic opioid, which is 100 times more potent than heroin is currently responsible for over 70% of overdose deaths as well as a major contributor to fatal and nonfatal overdoses in the US. "Two other persons: Olayiwola Aremu Kazeem, 37, and Ogunfowora Taofik Ajibola, 35, were arrested on Lagos Island in a different raid by NDLEA officers with 432 grams of methamphetamine recovered from them. NDLEA operatives at Tincan port in Lagos intercepted a container marked MSMU 7294325 on May 25, containing a Toyota Highlander SUV with 15 parcels of Loud, a synthetic cannabis strain, weighing 7.5kg. The container, which originated from Toronto and passed through Montreal, Canada, was declared to contain three used vehicles, including the Toyota Highlander. However, the hidden drug consignment was discovered and seized by the NDLEA. Credit: X | ndlea_nigeria --- Follow us for more breaking news and videos

Punch Newspapers

310,922 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

Elon Musk: SpaceX is building GigaBay to produce 1,000 Starships per year At GigaBay, SpaceX is massively expanding production and integration to reach an annual output of 1,000 Starships The structure itself is enormous, by some measures, it will be the largest building on Earth It’s designed specifically for rapid Starship assembly at unprecedented scale SpaceX is building two GigaBays, one in Texas and another in Florida, bringing Starship production to the Space Coast When you see a human next to these buildings, the scale becomes obvious It’s hard to grasp how massive they are until you do This is industrial capacity built for one purpose: making life multi-planetary....🚀
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Elon Musk: SpaceX is building GigaBay to produce 1,000 Starships per year At GigaBay, SpaceX is massively expanding production and integration to reach an annual output of 1,000 Starships The structure itself is enormous, by some measures, it will be the largest building on Earth It’s designed specifically for rapid Starship assembly at unprecedented scale SpaceX is building two GigaBays, one in Texas and another in Florida, bringing Starship production to the Space Coast When you see a human next to these buildings, the scale becomes obvious It’s hard to grasp how massive they are until you do This is industrial capacity built for one purpose: making life multi-planetary....🚀

X Freeze

856,252 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten

Europe Is Destroying Africa especially Nigeria 🇳🇬 and DR Congo 🇨🇩 Over the last 25 years, Congo has lost over $24 trillion in stolen gold, cobalt, coltan, and other minerals, wealth that built Europe's tech, aerospace, defense, and electric car industries. Every decade, Nigeria and Congo together lose over $500 billion through stolen oil, looted minerals, illicit financial flows, and corporate profit extraction by European companies. Nigeria loses over $100 billion every year from underpriced oil, shady joint ventures, and theft. Shell alone made $4 billion in profit from Nigerian oil in 2022. TotalEnergies took $2 billion from Nigeria's offshore fields, while millions of Nigerians live in darkness and poverty. Glencore extracts $2 billion annually in copper and cobalt from Congo, fueling Europe's $100 billion electric vehicle and smartphone markets, while Congolese children dig mines with bare hands. European-instigated wars and conflicts in Congo have killed over 6 million people and destroyed opportunities worth hundreds of billions of dollars. Billions in European arms sales flooded both Nigeria and Congo, ensuring permanent instability. Africa spends over $4 billion annually training doctors, engineers, and scientists. Yet Nigeria and Congo lose over 20,000 skilled workers every year to Europe, draining over $3 billion in human capital. Nigeria alone supplies over 5,000 doctors to the UK's NHS, costing Nigeria billions in lost healthcare capacity. Meanwhile, European corporations dominate every key sector in Nigeria and Congo - oil, mining, banking - exporting hundreds of billions in profits while leaving local communities jobless and underdeveloped. The oil powering European cars, the cobalt powering European phones, the gold sitting in European vaults, the labor running European hospitals - all come from Nigeria and Congo. Europe isn't helping Nigeria and Congo. Europe is bleeding them dry.
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Europe Is Destroying Africa especially Nigeria 🇳🇬 and DR Congo 🇨🇩 Over the last 25 years, Congo has lost over $24 trillion in stolen gold, cobalt, coltan, and other minerals, wealth that built Europe's tech, aerospace, defense, and electric car industries. Every decade, Nigeria and Congo together lose over $500 billion through stolen oil, looted minerals, illicit financial flows, and corporate profit extraction by European companies. Nigeria loses over $100 billion every year from underpriced oil, shady joint ventures, and theft. Shell alone made $4 billion in profit from Nigerian oil in 2022. TotalEnergies took $2 billion from Nigeria's offshore fields, while millions of Nigerians live in darkness and poverty. Glencore extracts $2 billion annually in copper and cobalt from Congo, fueling Europe's $100 billion electric vehicle and smartphone markets, while Congolese children dig mines with bare hands. European-instigated wars and conflicts in Congo have killed over 6 million people and destroyed opportunities worth hundreds of billions of dollars. Billions in European arms sales flooded both Nigeria and Congo, ensuring permanent instability. Africa spends over $4 billion annually training doctors, engineers, and scientists. Yet Nigeria and Congo lose over 20,000 skilled workers every year to Europe, draining over $3 billion in human capital. Nigeria alone supplies over 5,000 doctors to the UK's NHS, costing Nigeria billions in lost healthcare capacity. Meanwhile, European corporations dominate every key sector in Nigeria and Congo - oil, mining, banking - exporting hundreds of billions in profits while leaving local communities jobless and underdeveloped. The oil powering European cars, the cobalt powering European phones, the gold sitting in European vaults, the labor running European hospitals - all come from Nigeria and Congo. Europe isn't helping Nigeria and Congo. Europe is bleeding them dry.

Typical African

130,227 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr