Rwanda Genocide 30YRS I Chibok Girls 10 YRS On I Senegal's Decides I Uganda's 1st Son I A.S.K 🌍
Channel: Adesoji Speaks Knowledge
Date: 20/04/2024

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African News Review - Part of Adesoji Speaks Knowledge is embarking on a journey to challenge that prevalent narrative within journalism. 

I've invited Milton Allimadi to come on this journey with me for a few reasons. Brother Milton is a Journalist, a political commentator, a writer, a columnist, and Publisher/CEO Black STAR News on WBAI.Org . 

His book - Manufacturing Hate - How Africa was Demonised in the Western Media. remains the best mouthpiece for the work I am doing on this channel - Adesoji Speaks Knowledge, and this conversation is a part of that effort. 

In this conversation, Host Adesoji Iginla discussed with Milton Allimadi, Author - Manufacturing Hate How Africa was Demonised in Western Media, the 30 yr anniversary of the Rwandan Genocide, the 10 year anniversary kidnapping of 276 Chibok girls in Nigeria amongst other topics. 

They highlighted the importance of understanding Africa's history and reclaiming its past, as well as the role of Western media in perpetuating stereotypes and disinformation. They also touch on the exploitation of Africa's resources and the failure of the African state. 

Overall, the conversation sheds light on the complex issues facing Africa and the need for a comprehensive and multi-faceted approach to address them. 

In this conversation, the principal themes discussed include the activities of Boko Haram in Nigeria, the challenges faced by the armed forces, the growing youth population in Africa, the election of Basiru Fahir as the new president of Senegal, and the political situation in Uganda. 

The conversation touched on the continued spectre of imperialism on the continent and the role of the military in political transitions. highlighting the need for systemic change and the importance of youth empowerment in African countries.