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sour wine Week Eight I WITHIN A DECADE OF INDEPENDENCE Disillusionment IIIMPLICATIONS OF GOVERNMENT DESIGNED FOR EXPORT A Job opportunities B Government positions valuable Achebe Man of the People ID: 250720

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Slide1

After the honeymoon: sour wine

Week EightSlide2

I.) WITHIN A DECADE OF INDEPENDENCEDisillusionmentSlide3

II.)IMPLICATIONS OF GOVERNMENT DESIGNED FOR EXPORT A.) Job opportunitiesB.) Government positions

valuable

Achebe , “Man of the People”

C.) Inside? Stay in power

D.)Outside? Don’t rock the

boat Slide4

III.) AUTHORITARIANISM TAKES HOLDA.) Western powers had left behind a weak parliamentary systemMichael Crowder, British Africanist, wrote:“Who’s Dream Was it Anyway?”

B

.)

Became

the “one-party state”

1.

All

moved toward it

2. More “authentic” to Africa?

3. Arguing was a luxury

4. One party at its worst: brutal dictatorship Slide5

IV. THE ONE-PARTY SYSTEM Ali Mazrui: East African scholar, now at SUNY, Binghamton; “the search for stability.”

A.) From ethnic conflicts

1.

Nigeria

2. Three ethnic groups:

Hausa/Fulani in North (Islamic)

Yoruba in South West

Igbo in South East

3. Coup (1966) and Civil War (1967-70)

Col.

Ojukwu

; new country, BiafraSlide6

IV.) ONE PARTY STABILITYB.) From military coup1.) Like in Ghana2.) 150 CoupsSlide7

V.) CURRUPTIONA.) Reward for struggle?Or a foreign system on Africa?As Peter Ekeh, University of Buffalo, thinks

Or, get your share?

B.) Problematic when people cannot function

Kick-backs

Stealing foreign aid

Slide8

African proverb: “The humble pay for the mistakes of their betters.” Discussion Question:Terry Kelshaw once said: “Africans have difficulty separating the urgent from the important.” What does he mean by this?