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IT WAS meant to be a friendly occasion earlier this month at State House in Nigeria’s capital, Abuja, where the president, Goodluck Jonathan, would thank foreign diplomats for their work. But he could not help himself, instead unleashing an angry broadside. Foreign representatives, he said, should correct what he deemed to be misconceptions abroad about his country. “The knowledge you have acquired here should be used positively to help us as you go back home,” he told the departing Italian ambassador.
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Source: The Economist
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Source: The Economist