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A bond that must never be broken (6), by Femi Fani-Kayode | (opens the original)
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Permit me to once again share the words of the Sweden-based Nigerian writer Prince Kio Jaja Amachree. He wrote the following on X: “In 1990 when Mandela came to thank Nigeria for its support to the ANC and the Pan African Congress he was given 10 ten million USD by the Nigerian Government as our further contribution to the ANC when he was leaving. 61 billion dollars was the total figure that Nigeria donated to the ANC and the Pan African Congress by 1994. Adjusted for three decades of inflation,
A bond that must never be broken (5), by Femi Fani-Kayode | (opens the original)
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To buttress the point permit me to share the words of Mr. Kio Amachree, a Stockholm-based Nigerian writer. On July he wrote the following on X. “I do not know a Nigerian who would sell his soul the way the anti-immigrant mobs of South Africa have done this past month. Every unreconstructed apartheid nostalgist is laughing behind his locked gates at how easily these movements were turned against their fellow Africans, doing the dirty work of division for free and making the power grab of others s
A bond that must never be broken (4), by Femi Fani-Kayode | (opens the original)
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Permit me to continue with the point that I touched on in the preceding part of this contribution about Nigeria’s firsts and our monumental achievements when compared to others on our continent. Still on education. We touched on Oxford University in Part 3 of this essay. So permit me to focus on Cambridge University here. As stated earlier the first African to attend Cambridge University was George Gurney Nicole, a Nigerian/Sierra Leonean who attended Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, studied l
A bond that must never be broken (2), by Femi Fani-Kayode | (opens the original)
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What has made the situation even more tense is the fact that the spokesman of President Cyril Ramaphosa, Vincent Magwenya, issued a statement on July 15, 2026 accusing Nigeria and Ghana of “spreading fake news” and orchestrating an attempt to “misrepresent South Africa” and drag her before international institutions for formal sanctions. Whilst it is true that Nigeria, Ghana and ECOWAS intend to take this matter up at the African Union, it is FALSE to allege that either country is spreading “fak
A bond that must never be broken (1), by Femi Fani-Kayode | (opens the original)
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In 1988, Mr. P.W. Botha, who was president of apartheid South Africa from 1984 till 1989, said the following: “Black people cannot rule themselves because they don’t have the brain and mental capacity to govern a society. Give them guns, they will kill themselves. Give them power, they will steal all the government money. Give them independence and democracy, they will use it to promote tribalism, ethnicity, bigotry, hatred, killings, and wars!” These choice words coming from this racist Afrikaa
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