It seems like the hype of having a black US president might be over in Africa. Take a look at this article and check out the videos on that page too.

Little enthusiasm for US presidential elections in Africa
http://dilemma-x.net/2012/09/06/little-enthusiasm-for-us-presidential-elections-in-africa/

He seems to ignore black issues like black unemployment.

Knegoyon: It seems like the hype of having a black US president might be over in Africa. Take a look at this article and check out the videos on that page too.

Little enthusiasm for US presidential elections in Africa
http://dilemma-x.net/2012/09/06/little-enthusiasm-for-us-presidential-elections-in-africa/

Of course the hype is over. I have long come to the realization that democrats and republicans are birds of the same feather who just use different approaches to lure in voters. At the end of the day, they are all greedy western imperialists who directly and indirectly support the rich while the middle class continues to shrink and the poor get poorer and continue to suffer.

Obama has passed his welcome and I hope he loses.

Why do you want Africans miles across the atlantic to care about some US presidential election. You people give yourselves too much credit. If obama wins, what is in it for them?

I wonder, like what difference would Obama's reelection, do to the common man in Nigeria or even in Africa? Some Africans just feel like following the news would elevate theri image in public as being in the 'in crowd'

ebere1712: Why do you want Africans miles across the atlantic to care about some US presidential election. You people give yourselves too much credit. If obama wins, what is in it for them?

Fix your immediate problems in Nigeria and Africa...while we can bother about our own issues here!