Ideological Neocolonialism in Twenty-First Century Africa

Since the end of colonization, African nations have faced significant socio-economic and political challenges. These issues have attracted donors from Western countries and organizations, who often take on the roles of helpers and saviors. While some donors have noble intentions, others seek to impose their ideologies, becoming the ideological neocolonial masters of the twenty-first century. They aggressively promote agendas such as radical feminism, population control, sexualization of children, and homosexuality on the African continent.

The local Nigerian creator sheds light on how donors expertly exploit some of Africa's most pressing issues, such as maternal mortality, unplanned pregnancies, HIV/AIDS, child marriage, and chronic poverty. This exploitation has placed many African nations in a vulnerable position, receiving funding that comes with ideological strings attached, often conflicting with their people's moral and cultural values. Consequently, these nations find themselves in a position of dependency, as Western cultural norms are imposed as core policies in African capitals, perpetuating a cycle of control and influence.

Discover the untold tale of Western influence on Africa through this ebook. Unveiling a narrative often overlooked, it delves into the impact of international aid with attached conditions, shedding light on Africa's targeted re-colonization by affluent donors. Drawing from a diverse range of credible sources and documents, this account unveils a thought-provoking perspective on the ideological shifts in Africa by powerful nations in the 21st century.