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...
Summer of no love: are the anti-migrant protests a taste of things to come?
The Black Paper
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Summer of no love: are the anti-migrant protests a taste of things to come?
Summary In this episode, we discuss the rising anti-migrant sentiment and protests in the UK, exploring the historical context of migration, economic discontent, and the dangerous ideology of remigration. We analyse the role of media in shaping public discourse and highlight the significant contributions of migrants to the UK economy, particularly in the NHS. Our conversation emphasises the need for migrants to engage in political discourse to counter negative narratives and advocate for th...
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...
