Nweke Chinonso Caleb @nwekechinonso2022

That′s a nice agreement. Hormuz should not be tolled. Iran is a collective threat, even though China knows this but they′re concerned with making money by trading weapons with them rather than taking a strong stance against Iran.
“Trump, Xi Agreed Strait Of Hormuz ‘Must Remain Open’ — White House - Channels Television”

In addition to the resuming, there shouldn′t be any form of rolling in the Hormuz that will be unacceptable.
“Oil prices ease as Hormuz shipping resumes - Punch Newspapers”

I wish the two countries well in their agreement. Trump unlike the past democrats like Obama and Biden knows how well to relate with the superpowers.
“Trump claims ‘fantastic trade deals’ after final summit with Xi in Beijing - africanews.com”

Taiwan is one ground on which Trump shouldn′t be quick to shift his stance. Taiwan isn′t a threat to China, and it deserves to be free and sovereign.
“China insists Taiwan not sovereign nation, warns Trump at Beijing summit - The Guardian Nigeria News”

Trump is only bluffing, he never intended to make Venezuela a 51st state, Venezuela must cease to pose a threat to the US and that′s been settled by the removal of Nicolas Maduro.
“Venezuela Rejects Trump’s Suggestion Of Making Country 51st US State, Vows To Defend Sovereignty - Sahara Reporters”

Really? Nigerians. What will then happen to those from Syria and other Arab nations carrying out terrorist attacks on your cities, shame on you. Nigerians aren′t your problem in the UK and we′ve never been.
“UK suspends new councillor over comments about Nigerians - Legit.ng”

This is the sit-tightism we talk about all the time. Most of our leaders all have this born-to-rule syndrome. They aren′t willing to step down for anything. Yoweri Museveni is one of them. Do we call this an election? Where there′s no limited time for staying in power.
“Uganda’s Yoweri Museveni sworn in for seventh term as president - Al Jazeera”

These constant jihadist attacks in Mali should be collectively fought. The Russian government should intensify efforts in the fight against these terrorists.
“Azawad Never Left: Reading Mali’s 2026 Crisis Through 2012 - African Arguments”