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Less developed nations suffer from political imbalances which have plagued the history, and to some extent, the credibility of their inner development. Thus nations take advantage by targeting corrupt leaders and manifesting hidden agendas to flush finances into a nation where money is not in abundance.(2) The downside is that the money usually finds its way into the private sector, rather than the public. Politics in turn is not solely content on the issues of the local public, in terms of these developing nations, yet on foreign influence as well. In terms of political referendum, developing nations are seen as an ideal ground for developed hunters, so to speak, and their aim for financial gain. In business terms, exerting influence on heads of state and their parties by means of financial backing would provide a massive windfall later on. Also, internally, a nation seeking independence and the ability to grow must grow from within. This explains that a structure needs to be formed, and a spine needs to be grown. Rebellion and anti government opposition will destabilize a nation, and that comes as a result of foreign influence. Tunde Obadina, The director of Africa Business Information services, defined Nigeria as a perfect case study for the view of politics from afar. Obadina quoted a statement from a fellow writer which stated that “"It was the introduction of party
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The problems of relations past are not completely eradicated, and their effects are felt on a more sociological base onto this day. Racism, segregation, and the occupation of foreigners on ones intimate land provides a sociological imbalance within the nation to couple the economic. As with the South African apartheid, it will take many years for segregation to unlock itself. As recent as 1990 did South African whites and blacks overcome the issue of apartheid, with hard line extremist’s still applying illusion to reality and continuing in the vein of these racist notions. Also, the white collar jobs are occupied by those who are seen as more enlightened and who acquire a better means of economic appreciation. This definition would most likely refer to the foreigners brought to the nation specifically for these jobs, or otherwise, those who have built a legacy off the nation’s recourses and are still reaping rewards. Although there are many notions to state that post colonized nations are worse off, some argue that there is a positive effect on these nations. In terms of development, it’s been argued that the introduction of trade routes and an economic ladder, as well as the forming of borders and ultimately herding the continent together are major influences in the flow of the nation and its development. Yet how does a nation develop if it is at a standstill? Colonials have indeed provided these
The problems of relations past are not completely eradicated, and their effects are felt on a more sociological base onto this day. Racism, segregation, and the occupation of foreigners on ones intimate land provides a sociological imbalance within the nation to couple the economic. As with the South African apartheid, it will take many years for segregation to unlock itself. As recent as 1990 did South African whites and blacks overcome the issue of apartheid, with hard line extremist’s still applying illusion to reality and continuing in the vein of these racist notions. Also, the white collar jobs are occupied by those who are seen as more enlightened and who acquire a better means of economic appreciation. This definition would most likely refer to the foreigners brought to the nation specifically for these jobs, or otherwise, those who have built a legacy off the nation’s recourses and are still reaping rewards. Although there are many notions to state that post colonized nations are worse off, some argue that there is a positive effect on these nations. In terms of development, it’s been argued that the introduction of trade routes and an economic ladder, as well as the forming of borders and ultimately herding the continent together are major influences in the flow of the nation and its development. Yet how does a nation develop if it is at a standstill? Colonials have indeed provided these