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| The Geopolitical Stakes in Nigeria— Part I: The Curious Role of the IMF |
| 27.01.12 15:58 |
Africa |
| Nigeria, Africa’s most populous nation and its largest oil producer, is from all evidence being systematically thrown into chaos and a state of civil war. The recent surprise decision by the government of Goodluck Jonathan to abruptly lift subsidies on imported gasoline and other fuel has a far more sinister background than mere corruption and the Washington-based International Monetary Fund (IMF) is playing a key role. China appears to be the likely loser along with Nigeria’s population. |
| F. William Engdahl |
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