Fake Agencies and Unreported Spending w/ [redacted]
Word of the day is 'baffling', because that's what the information shared in this episode is.
First, about 2% worth of Nigeria's GDP is unreported spending according to an IMF representative.
Then, there's a fake agency that managed to secure ₦1.3billion in the latest national budget.
The main financial management system for the country is domiciled in Estonia, and the UK is in charge of staffing the office that manages that system.
Oh, and national budget details are carried around certain offices in a regular excel document. Enjoy!
1 Aug 2026
The People's Debrief [AES Situation Report] w/ Prudence Iticka
Prudence Iticka is an organizer with the United African Diaspora, and the Coalition for the Elimination of Imperialism in Africa (CEIA).
This episode is a debrief of her recent tour of the AES. She breaks down what she witnessed on the ground and goes into detail about the security conditions in Mali especially. Prudence lets listeners know that Africans in the AES are not waiting for some outside force or entity to change their situation, and they are clear on who their opposition is on the world stage.
For a clear and updated picture of what is going on in the AES, and how that relates to African sovereignty, this is the definitive breakdown you're looking for.
*my audio quality drops towards the end, but no worries you'd hear my ok. Prudence is HD through out so fear not dear listeners* 🙏🏾
The CEIA has several programs, please consider supporting the Kwame Nkrumah Fellowship for African Organizers (https://www.gofundme.com/f/kwame-nkrumah-fellowship-for-african-organizers-2026), and the AES Solidarity Fund (https://www.gofundme.com/f/fundtheaes).
Read cutting analysis by Africans at the Abasimperialism Substack (https://abasimperialism.substack.com)
Use the Abasimperialism Linktree (https://linktr.ee/abasimperialism) to learn about the CEIA, join the instagram page, access a reading list, and much more.
Outro Music - Sarkodie ft Worlasi - IBRAHIM TRAORÉ (https://open.spotify.com/album/2QTZRYRK0anZxoph2j6mUK)
1 Jun 2026
Against Xenophobia w/ Femi Akomọlàfe
Xenophobia is a pressing issue in Africa, however, your neighbor is not your problem. Our compromised leaders and failing governments are the problem. The south African context is the subject of this episode, and Femi Akomọlàfe of the Pan African Digest joins the episode to give in-depth and thoughtful analysis on this pain point that we Africans have to deal with.
Pan African Digest (https://femiakogun.substack.com/)
Modern Ghana (https://www.modernghana.com/columnist/femi-akomolafe)
Follow the Pan African Digest on TikTok (https://www.tiktok.com/@panafricandigest)
Find Femi's book 'From stamp to click, it’s still hello!' here (https://africanbookscollective.com/books/from-stamp-to-click-its-still-hello/)
Consider supporting Femi's work on buymeacoffee (https://buymeacoffee.com/panafricandigest)
The Sovereign Media Article i referenced is here (https://sovereignmedia.online/political-opportunism-fanning-the-flames-of-afriphobia-in-south-africa/)
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