Shows you how wicked and demonic these white people are. The same uranium they paid Canada 200 dollars for they gave Niger 50 cents. That lets you know these white people want you wretched and in poverty. And the whole white world watched this happen for decades and did nothing about it till Russia recently had to step in and kick France out and stop the exploiting and now Niger is the fastest growing economy in Africa because they are now receiving top dollar for their uranium. This is why the west want to kill Putin. He is stopping them from exploiting us and they don’t like it

diamond68:
Shows you how wicked and demonic these white people are. The same uranium they paid Canada 200 dollars for they gave Niger 50 cents. That lets you know these white people want you wretched and in poverty. And the whole white world watched this happen for decades and did nothing about it till Russia recently had to step in and kick France out and stop the exploiting and now Niger is the fastest growing economy in Africa because they are now receiving top dollar for their uranium. This is why the west want to kill Putin. He is stopping them from exploiting us and they don’t like it

This is crazy

Please share your source with me

Ikaeniyan0:
This is crazy

Please share your source with me

sure bro let me look for it

Ikaeniyan0:
This is crazy

Please share your source with me

https://www.samaa.tv/20873396-niger-france-uranium-african-country-increases-uranium-price-to-200-kg

Ikaeniyan0:
This is crazy

Please share your source with me

I think this should be a lesson to all tinubu supporters.
We should not always jump into conclusion because we want to support tinubu.
Imagine ECOWAS attacking Niger to favor white men?
Like they did to lybia

Most times wat it take to transport nd other licences no b here

And this is one of the "youth" who is tired of old people ruling him.
Let us even assume you can't tell the difference between a propaganda channel and a new source.
It is a shame that you couldn't apply simple analysis to the "news" you read.

First, nobody pays $200 per kg of uranium from any country and secondly Niger has
never been paid 50 cents for its uranium.

Finally, Niger's economic growth is being powered by its expanding oil export not Uranium.

Did France force them to sell it to them at gunpoint??

RenaissanceGuy:
Did France force them to sell it to them at gunpoint??

Learn not to display ignorance, it's better to ask why that happened.

Now let me educate you small. France colonized Niger Republic and they have Colonial agreement in place which requires that all natural resources Niger Republic wants to export or sell, France must have the first option to buy it and must determine the price. They can't sell it anywhere else unless France approves it. Niger Republic must report yearly financial reports to them.... There are so many rules in that agreement that will continue to enrich France but keep Niger Republic poor.

This is the reason you see coups and the citizens having to chase France away.

So they buy it $200 from Canada but pay Niger $0.50 for the same product.

1x2x3:


Learn not to display ignorance, it's better to ask why that happened.
Now let me educate you small. France colonized Niger Republic and they have Colonial agreement in place which requires that all natural resources Niger Republic wants to export or sell, France must have the first option to buy it and must determine the price. They can't sell it anywhere else unless France approves it. Niger Republic must report year financial reports to them.... There are so many rules in that agreement that will continue to enrich France but keep Niger Republic poor.

This is the reason you see coups and the citizens having to chase France away.

So they buy it $200 from Canada but pay Niger $0.50 for the same product.

If there's any such rule, then it was greedy Niger leaders who signed that agreement and not that France imposed it on them.

RenaissanceGuy:
If there's any such rule, then it was greedy Niger leaders who signed that agreement and not that France imposed it on them.

Colonial entities systematically coerced and manipulated colonies into agreements, leaving little room for genuine avarice to manifest. While I'm uncertain of your age, I would earnestly recommend delving into the intricate history of Colonialism and its profound repercussions on the colonized regions. Nigeria remains ensnared within the grasp of British influence, with significant decisions still dictated by colonial powers, a reality that may elude your awareness.

It is worth noting that many Western nations sustain their economies through agreements with their former colonies. Although corruption exists within our societies, its magnitude pales in comparison to the systematic extraction perpetrated by these Western nations upon Africa. They show scant regard for the welfare of African nations, often endorsing pliable leaders who abide by colonial-era agreements. In truth, they favor puppet regimes to stifle African dissent and prevent the awakening of a collective consciousness that could challenge their hegemony.

1x2x3:


Colonial entities systematically coerced and manipulated colonies into agreements, leaving little room for genuine avarice to manifest. While I'm uncertain of your age, I would earnestly recommend delving into the intricate history of Colonialism and its profound repercussions on the colonized regions. Nigeria remains ensnared within the grasp of British influence, with significant decisions still dictated by colonial powers, a reality that may elude your awareness.

It is worth noting that many Western nations sustain their economies through agreements with their former colonies. Although corruption exists within our societies, its magnitude pales in comparison to the systematic extraction perpetrated by these Western nations upon Africa. They show scant regard for the welfare of African nations, often endorsing pliable leaders who abide by colonial-era agreements. In truth, they favor puppet regimes to stifle African dissent and prevent the awakening of a collective consciousness that could challenge their hegemony.

Sometimes, it's excuses such as these that stifle Africa's growth and not that there's actually a real or very strong conspiracy to keep Africa in perpetual penury and privation. Why can't we rise above all these conspiratorial theories about how US and Europe want to keep the rest of the world under their feet and do biiig things like many countries in Asia (China, Malaysia, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan) did, pulling themselves out of underdevelopment and earning respect from the so-called enemies??

The exploitation of Africa continues.

RenaissanceGuy:
Sometimes, it's excuses such as these that stifle Africa's growth and not that there's actually a real or very strong conspiracy to keep Africa in perpetual penury and privation. Why can't we rise above all these conspiratorial theories about how US and Europe want to keep the rest of the world under their feet and do biiig things like many countries in Asia (China, Malaysia, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan) did, pulling themselves out of underdevelopment and earning respect from the so-called enemies??

The dismissal of certain narratives as mere conspiracy theories fails to acknowledge the stark realities they represent. How does one extricate oneself from a narrative that is, in fact, grounded in undeniable truth? The initial step towards liberation entails acknowledging the authenticity of these narratives, accepting them as incontrovertible realities, before embarking on the journey towards emancipation.

Consider the paradigm shift witnessed in Niger Republic, where they confronted the prevailing reality head-on, orchestrating a coup to reclaim sovereignty from the puppet regimes installed by France. This bold move signifies a significant stride towards self-determination. With regained autonomy, they now wield full control over their resources, enabling them to chart their nation's course without external interference.

Reflecting on the broader landscape, how many nations among those you enumerated remain ensnared in clandestine manipulation akin to Britain's backstage orchestration of affairs? Are you cognizant of the colonial pact binding Nigeria to Britain? It behooves us to delve into the intricacies of these agreements, to avoid engaging in uninformed discourse that trivializes the deleterious impact of Western colonial masters on the economies of African nations.

Then Africans are more stupid than we thought.

If everything you wrote up there is true, then direct your anguish on mumu Niger and not France. Remember, they didnt force them at gunpoint to sell cheaper.

If you are stupid and helpless, then die.