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   by fxytrain 2y ago

   I don’t think the confraternities in Nigeria are the same. At least they don’t share hostel bed spaces to students and aren’t recognized by school administrations. In most Nigerian schools, you’d actually be expelled if evidence of your mem
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   by fxytrain 2y ago

   Why are all the commentaries in the article claiming an information vacuum coming from people in the West. They all claim an information vacuum of some sort around Xi while people with ties to China claim otherwise. Why no comment from anyo
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   by fxytrain 2y ago

   We buy used recent Corollas (4-5 years) at around $25-30k in my country. If it’s cheaper than that, it’s probably a salvaged vehicle or it a stolen vehicle from Canada or something. New Corollas cost around $40-50k. The Chinese vehicles are
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   by fxytrain 2y ago

   The arbitrary partitioning of Africa still has long lasting negative consequences… for the Africans till date. I still don’t understand how the Article is myopic. It seems to capture contemporary history of the cause and effect of the US “
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   by fxytrain 3y ago

   Not to excuse incompetent leadership, of which we have a lot in Nigeria. However, for more context, Nigeria allows its citizens to have domiciliary (foreign currency - USD, EUR, GBP, etc.) accounts locally. You can/could walk up to the