RT @TheAtlantic: How Africa's New Urban Centers...
July 2 2013 , Written by Ola Fagbohun Published on #longreads
RT @TheAtlantic: How Africa's New Urban Centers Are Shifting Its Old Colonial Boundaries http://t.co/6xZ3KpqsXw #longreads
Ola Fagbohun (@DiverseTraveler)July 02, 2013
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How Africa's New Urban Centers Are Shifting Its Old Colonial Boundaries
Twice as populous today as the next biggest African country, Nigeria, which was cobbled together as a colony 100 years ago, has always stood out on its continent as the most ambitious and in many ways fanciful creation of British imperialism.
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