Why not let a sovereign Niger determine the course of of its own people the same way we all let their few currupt elites plunged them into poverty & misery without interference? It might be more productive to focus on addressing the significant issue of corruption that has plagued your own nation/Africa for decades. Who assigned the role of democracy's overseer to you, especially when challenges of self-sufficiency exist?

The readiness of Blackman to collaborate with white colonialists to the detriment of their fellow Black individuals remains puzzling.
Similar to the slavery era, when ruling classes manipulated the vulnerable to capture and sell their own kind, the current scenario involves resistance from a brother nation seeking freedom from exploitation by corrupt elites.
This conflict arises as the majority suffers in poverty. If democracy fails to help them, perhaps it's not the solution.

In Nigeria, I've personally witnessed people compelled to vote for a candidate in exchange for a meager 2k due to their dire circumstances. In impoverished countries, democracy can appear as a scheme of the corrupt elites, utilizing hunger and poverty to control the masses.

Take a moment to hear the insights of prominent Italian politician Georgia Meloni as she discusses the issue of French exploitation in Africa. You can find her perspective on this topic in the YouTube link provided below.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=VzfrvfoM2Cs&feature=share9

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