Comments by "Gaza is not Amalek" (@Ass_of_Amalek) on "Nigeria Is The Biggest Cassava Producer In The World. Why Isn’t It Cashing In On The Global Market?" video.

  1. fun fact: industrial processing of cassava causes severe environmental damage because of how much cyanide is released in wastewater, which can kill all sorts of aquatic or ground-dwelling animals (most of the cyanide in the roots is leeched out with water, and it really is a lot particularly with these big cassava roots used for industrial products).
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  2. 10:23 uuuuhm what sorts of trashy beer and wine productions add ethanol?
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  3. ^the usual alternative facts spewed by angry uneducated black people like those black americans who think they're moors, or their ancestors were muslims or jews.
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  4.  @luisa.acevedo3326  you listen corn/maize twice and forgot potatoes
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  5. I don't think so. for that to have happened, a large portion of the population (all of whom need to eat) would have needed to benefit from the oil profits, which has absolutely not been the case in nigeria. nigerian oil is exploited by foreign companies without very much local employment, and they get by without paying very much to the nigerian government, with much of the money going to corrupt rich people. all that does not provide normal or poor nigerians with alternatives to local food production. what the oil industry has done in nigeria is extremely heavy pollution, but that has more so destroyed local fisheries mostly in the niger delta (where nigeria's oil is concentrated), and probably also on the coast. the oil also was a key factor in the nigerian civil war over the biafra region containing the oil, which certainly did much lasting harm to nigeria.
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