Tag: African migrants

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Time was that the only noticeable connection between Ireland and Africa was that Kofi Annan’s head looked like a pint of Guinness. Today, however, as I mentioned in my previous column, it turns out that Ireland’s newly globalized patron saint, St Patrick, is now also the presiding demi-deity of Nigeria too. How come?

Although Ireland famously never had any colonial empire, being a long-term white colony of London itself, it did once send many Catholic missionaries out across the world, including to Nigeria, where as a direct consequence around 15% of the native black population today genuflect towards Rome. (more…)

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Across social media platforms, a video is making waves. In it, a black American woman expresses her deep frustration after relocating to Ghana, lamenting the country’s inefficiencies and what she considers poor management. “I can’t even get snacks,” she says exasperatedly, going on to describe power outages, unresponsive officials, and a general lack of infrastructure. (more…)

From Martin Sellner’s (left) English-language Telegram channel.

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Left-wing German media outlet Correctiv reported on January 12 about a private meeting that happened last November in Potsdam, Germany between prominent figures in Alternative für Deutschland (AfD), a rapidly growing Right-wing populist party that is now the second strongest-polling party in Germany, and Austrian identitarian leader Martin Sellner. The topic of the meeting: remigration. (more…)