Former lawmaker, Senator Shehu Sani, has expressed strong displeasure about some conditions attached to foreign loans and grants to African states.
Sani said that African countries should shun loans or grants from any country, group of countries or international institutions that came with demonic conditions.
In a post on his X handle on Thursday, the former lawmaker suggested that all African countries, including Nigeria, who appended their signatures should go back and ‘unsign’ the Samoa agreement.
He wrote: “African states should not accept loans or grants from any country, group of countries or international institutions that came with demonic conditions antithetical to our culture, religious faiths and values. All African countries including Nigeria who appended their signatures should go back and ‘unsign’ the Samoa agreement.”
