The Merc got a call from Brad Rohrs of The Rohrs Team to ask his thoughts on his investigation into the 2.5B loan from the IMF. They discuss the debt situation in Nigeria and the implications for the country's economy. The conversation highlights the frustration of trying to enter the Nigerian market due to currency instability and government uncertainty. The analysis of the $2.5 billion loan given to Nigeria reveals concerning terms and potential consequences.

The conversation delves into the power dynamics between Africa and the West, emphasizing the control exerted by Western nations over African countries. It also touches on corruption and the lack of autonomy in making macroeconomic decisions. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the potential for Africa to rise and the resistance it faces from the current power structure. The conversation delves into the importance of education and historical knowledge in understanding the current situation in Africa.

The Merc discusses his project True History Of Africa to chronicle the history of every African nation and the need for people to have a solid foundation of knowledge. They also highlight the control of the Western media and the lack of African representation in history books. The conversation touches on the trap of debt and the conditions imposed by international organizations. The Merc emphasizes the need for action and the importance of having conversations about these issues.

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Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Background

05:58 The Motivation Behind Taking Loans

09:07 The Structural Changes and Impact on Financial Markets

15:56 The Inability to Pay Back Loans and the Cycle of Debt

24:51 The Desire for Power and Control

28:48 The Suppression of Africa's Development

32:02 The Potential Impact of Africa's Rise

35:35 The Vulnerability of Europe and the West

37:48 The Confidence in the Ignorance of Africans

40:04 The Lack of Knowledge and Point of Reference

43:20 The Conditions for Bailouts and Loss of Autonomy

49:20 The Alarming Numbers of Nigeria's Deals

53:29 The Omission of African History and Leaders

59:49 The Conditioning to Rely on Sources