One way that decolonization can help address Shell exploitation in Nigeria is by empowering local communities to participate in decision-making processes related to the oil industry. This could involve creating mechanisms for community consultation and participation in the allocation of oil revenues. It could also involve addressing the power imbalance between multinational corporations like Shell and local communities by creating legal frameworks that protect the rights of communities and hold corporations accountable for environmental damage and human rights abuses.

Decolonizing shaving is not about vilifying Western beauty standards or rejecting the act of shaving altogether. Rather, it is about recognizing the complex cultural and historical contexts that shape our perceptions of beauty and appearance and working towards a more inclusive and respectful approach to grooming practices.

The objective is the liberation of land, people and economical products.The economy of most African countries is heavily dependent on the production and export of primary commodities.The participation of many African countries in the global economy is limited to producing and exporting a limited range of primary products. Africa remains the least‐developed manufacturing region of the world. Read more..

Artefacts looted in 19th century by UK soldiers and sold on, with many more still held by the British Museum. Twenty-one precious artefacts that were looted by British soldiers from the former west African kingdom of Benin 125 years ago have been handed over by Germany to Nigeria amid laughter, tears, and some audible frustration with the ongoing silence of the country that first stole them.......