President Jimmy Carter's Remarks at the National Arts Theatre, Lagos, Nigeria - April 1, 1978 Part 7
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PRESIDENT CARTER ADDRESSES THE NIGERIAN INSTITUTE OF NATIONAL AFFAIRS ON APRIL 1, 1978 IN LAGOS, NIGERIA. HE STATES THE BASIC NEEDS FOR ECONOMIC GROWTH AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICA. EXPLAINS HOW AFRICA SHOULD BE FREE FROM COLONIALISM, FREE FROM RACISM AND FREE FROM MILITARY INTERFERENCE BY OUTSIDE NATIONS.
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