summary In this episode, we discuss the recent designation of Nigeria as a 'Country of Particular Concern' by the US, focusing on the implications of this label amidst ongoing violence and insecurity in Nigeria. We explore the role of the Nigerian state in perpetuating violence, the ethnic and religious dimensions of the conflict, and the potential consequences of external intervention. Our conversation also touches on migration patterns from Nigeria and the need for accountability in g...
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summary In this episode, we discuss the recent designation of Nigeria as a 'Country of Particular Concern' by the US, focusing on the implications of this label amidst ongoing violence and insecurity in Nigeria. We explore the role of the Nigerian state in perpetuating violence, the ethnic and religious dimensions of the conflict, and the potential consequences of external intervention. Our conversation also touches on migration patterns from Nigeria and the need for accountability in g...
It's the economy, stupid!: navigating tough times and family pressures
The Black Paper
51 minutes
1 month ago
It's the economy, stupid!: navigating tough times and family pressures
summary In this episode, we discuss the current economic challenges facing various countries, particularly the UK and Nigeria. We explore the implications of these economic issues on politics, job markets, and the rise of AI. The conversation also delves into the impact of geopolitical factors on supply chains and the community's expectations regarding financial support. Mental health and the pressures of keeping up appearances in immigrant communities are highlighted as significant con...
The Black Paper
summary In this episode, we discuss the recent designation of Nigeria as a 'Country of Particular Concern' by the US, focusing on the implications of this label amidst ongoing violence and insecurity in Nigeria. We explore the role of the Nigerian state in perpetuating violence, the ethnic and religious dimensions of the conflict, and the potential consequences of external intervention. Our conversation also touches on migration patterns from Nigeria and the need for accountability in g...
