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Israel is a problem for the world, they may spark WW3 - ex-Nigerian Minister Chief Femi Fani-Kayode

On this episode of Going Underground, we speak to Chief Femi Fani-Kayode, former Nigerian Minister of Culture and Tourism, who also served as Aviation Minister. He discusses why he said anyone calling what Israel is doing in Gaza a ‘war’ is either a paid Israeli asset, mischievous, or ignorant. He also talks about his belief that Israel could spark World War 3, let alone a regional conflict, freedom of speech in Nigeria and the rest of the world regarding what is happening in Gaza as opposed to the draconian crackdowns in the US, UK, and EU, why Israel no longer has the right to exist based on the precedent of the defeat of Nazi Germany in World War 2, South Africa rising to the occasion to take Israel to the International Court of Justice for genocide, Israel’s history of playing both sides in the Nigerian Civil War and its influence over the country, Nigerians looking eastwards to Russia and China as Washington’s unipolar hegemony crumbles, his prediction a regional war of Iran vs Israel and the US will eventually bring in Russia and possibly China, why his Christianity compels him to oppose Israel, Joe Biden’s cancelled trip to Angola, Russia becoming one of the greatest friends to Africa, and much more.

14.10.2024
28:2 min
14.10.2024
28:2 min
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Israel is a problem for the world, they may spark WW3 - ex-Nigerian Minister Chief Femi Fani-Kayode
Twice a week, award-winning journalist Afshin Rattansi and his team go underground to cover geopolitics and current affairs from a perspective you won’t find in the mainstream media, with some of the most high-profile guests.