In a feature on Boko Haram’s massacre in Baga which about 2000 people are estimated to have been killed, Military analyst Maj. Gen. James Marks explains that Nigeria is not a priority and that is why there is not outcry.

CNN Explains That Nigeria And Black Africa Are Not Priorities

This is in comparison to the terrorist situation in Paris where only 17 people were killed and yet 40 world leaders took to the streets of Paris together with millions to march in solidarity yet not a word mentioned about Boko Haram and Nigeria.

James Marks explains that the United States has the capability to root out Boko Haram and when asked why that hasn’t been done, he says “Because it is not a priority. We are commited elsewhere in the world…black West Africa is not a priority…” He explains that if Boko Haram was in white Africa (North Africa) or the Middle East, then the U.S would have acted.
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Nigeria would have to carry her cross.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XBCYN6ijgEI

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Until Africans are willing to stop idolizing other races of people and their versions of religion, this is going to continue.

But we dont need to be told this to know, the distance is far, we are humans they are humans, must they solve all our pproblem

Well, we have known this for ages. Can CNN leave us alone to solve our problems? Besides, all the "white Africa" and Middle Eastern countries they (Americans) have made top priority, how have they ended up? Nothing but deaths,explosions, arms race, chaos, pollution and recurrent instability in those countries. For us, there is light at the end of the tunnel and we shall overcome. The last thing Nigeria needs is a masquerading "frienemy" pretending to love Nigeria more than Nigerians.