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Nigeria Stands Tall: Seeking the UN’s Intervention in Curbing Exploitation of African Resources

Unveiling the Age-Old Struggle for Africa’s Riches

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Colonial history has cast a long shadow over Africa, with European powers having carved the continent into territories in the late 19th century. From Nigeria’s southern oil-rich Delta to the Gold Coast of Ghana, from the diamond fields of Sierra Leone to the fertile lands of Kenya, Africa has always been a magnet for foreign exploitation due to its abundant natural resources.

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