In the aftermath of Donald Trump’s recent victory in the U.S. election, prominent journalist David Hundeyin, has urged African nations to leverage the upcoming Trump presidency as a window to oust corrupt leaders, including Nigeria’s Bola Tinubu.
In a tweet today, Hundeyin argued that Trump’s expected continuation of an imperialist stance toward Africa could be an advantage for those opposed to “Biden/Harris-installed puppets” in countries like Nigeria and Kenya.
Hundeyin suggested that, with Trump no longer concerned about re-election and reportedly driven by personal grievances against the U.S. establishment, he may disrupt the typical support networks that stabilize foreign leaders backed by U.S. interests.
He pointed out the existing tension between Trump and the U.S. Intelligence Community, referencing the deep-seated conflicts that arose during Trump’s previous term.
Hundeyin believes this internal U.S. struggle could weaken the usual imperial influence on African economies.
He recalls the period between 2017 and 2019, during Trump’s last term, when Nigerian economic exploitation briefly slowed due to chaos within the U.S. State Department.
“If you’re in Nigeria, Kenya, or any other African country led by a Biden/Harris-installed puppet, this result gives you a 2 to 4-year window to do whatever is in your power to get that puppet out of there and rescue your country from the US economic hitman.
“US foreign policy, as we know, is imperial and does not really change. BUT the wild card here is that Donald Trump is perfectly set up to take the proverbial chainsaw to the swamp forest.
“He has no re-election to look forward to, and they have given him all the motivation in the world to pursue his vendetta by trying to kill him twice, after dragging him through criminal court and getting his face on a police mugshot. Trump and the US Intelligence establishment have already hated each other since 2016.
“The last time he was president, there was a mass resignation at the State Department. It was also the Intelligence Community that started and spread the false narrative that Russia somehow made him president, leading to a whole federal inquiry that summed up to the grand total of nothing.
“Trump HATES these people for his own selfish reasons. And it just so happens that these are the same people responsible for imposing puppets and making extractive imperial decisions around the world. They’re the people who are trying to turn fuel and electricity into luxury items in Nigeria and make Kenyan cancer patients pay a special tax for getting chemotherapy.
“Over the next 4 years, there will be an ALMIGHTY squabble behind the scenes as Trump does what he does best – creates chaos and starts fires. During this time, it will be very difficult for these people to properly coordinate themselves to run this empire behind the president’s back.
“We saw this in Nigeria during Trump’s last tenure when, between 2017 and 2019, there was a brief economic recovery after the crash that started in Q4 2015 with the entry of the last Democrat-installed puppet before the current one. When Trump was creating chaos at the State Department, the systematic raiding and dismantling of Nigeria’s economy couldn’t be properly supervised, and we got a 3-year reprieve before 2020 happened.
“This means that if Kenyans stage a #RutoMustGo part 2 next year, there will be no US government cover for him to remain in office and disappear people as he has been doing. Ditto Nigeria and the Biden/Harris-backed drug pusher in Aso Rock. Whatever plans anyone has to get rid of American-backed extractive puppet regimes across the continent – now is the time to put them into action.
“For the next 4 years, America will be too busy fighting itself and disappearing up its own giant asshole to properly focus on destroying Africa’s growing economies. This is probably the last time we will ever get a gilt edged opportunity like this. So whoever you are – politician, political activist, banker, billionaire, soldier, journalist – the time is now. You have your work cut out for you,” David Hundeyin tweeted.
