Dear Nigerians , Here is What The New US President Thinks Of You
By dayo
Welcome to henry jex blog
Nigerians love America. The craziness
demonstrated for everything American
can be seen our ‘AmerIcanized way of
life’. Some Nigerians can go to any
length to fake American accent just to
impress.
Many have put it down to the influence of
pop culture. On two occasions, the love for
America was demonstrated by Nigerians. In
2008, when the outgoing President Barack
Obama became the first African-America
President and 2016 elections, many Nigerians
seem disappointed that Donald Trump won.
The question is: Why are Nigerians at home
very concerned about events happening
millions of miles from home?
1. Family ties: Perhaps one of the greatest
implications a Donald Trump presidency
would have on Nigerians is the family ties
Nigerians have with those abroad. Nigerians
are by nature protective. They do not want
anything to happen to their extended families
abroad. Now with a Trump presidency,
Nigerians are fearful life may become difficult
for families in America
2. Bilateral relations: With the disposition of
Donald Trump towards Africa, a Trump
Presidency may have implications in the
areas of bilateral trade. Many have feared
that the volume of trade may decrease.
3. Boko Haram: During the campaigns, many
had feared that Donald Trump’s intrepid
nature may upset the global war on terrorism
with his “ I will ban be all Muslim’’ from
entering America stand. Now with a Trump
presidency, his confrontational rhetoric may
fuel global terror and hatred for America from
home grown terror group like Boko Haram.
4. Drop in importation: Nigerians import
everything from America including cars. Now
with a Trump victory, Nigerians fear that
importations will drop.
5. Trump is said to hate Nigerians and
Africa: The new US president was allegedly
reported to hate Africa who he believes are
lazy and incompetent. Nigeria at home have
the fear that this will inform his relationship
with them.
By dayo
Welcome to henry jex blog
Nigerians love America. The craziness
demonstrated for everything American
can be seen our ‘AmerIcanized way of
life’. Some Nigerians can go to any
length to fake American accent just to
impress.
Many have put it down to the influence of
pop culture. On two occasions, the love for
America was demonstrated by Nigerians. In
2008, when the outgoing President Barack
Obama became the first African-America
President and 2016 elections, many Nigerians
seem disappointed that Donald Trump won.
The question is: Why are Nigerians at home
very concerned about events happening
millions of miles from home?
1. Family ties: Perhaps one of the greatest
implications a Donald Trump presidency
would have on Nigerians is the family ties
Nigerians have with those abroad. Nigerians
are by nature protective. They do not want
anything to happen to their extended families
abroad. Now with a Trump presidency,
Nigerians are fearful life may become difficult
for families in America
2. Bilateral relations: With the disposition of
Donald Trump towards Africa, a Trump
Presidency may have implications in the
areas of bilateral trade. Many have feared
that the volume of trade may decrease.
3. Boko Haram: During the campaigns, many
had feared that Donald Trump’s intrepid
nature may upset the global war on terrorism
with his “ I will ban be all Muslim’’ from
entering America stand. Now with a Trump
presidency, his confrontational rhetoric may
fuel global terror and hatred for America from
home grown terror group like Boko Haram.
4. Drop in importation: Nigerians import
everything from America including cars. Now
with a Trump victory, Nigerians fear that
importations will drop.
5. Trump is said to hate Nigerians and
Africa: The new US president was allegedly
reported to hate Africa who he believes are
lazy and incompetent. Nigeria at home have
the fear that this will inform his relationship
with them.
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