In this conversation, Adesoji Iginla and Milton Allimadi discuss the withdrawal of US troops from Chad, the dispute between Morocco and Algeria over Western Sahara, and the importance of African youth taking charge of their countries' futures. 
They highlight the need for African countries to assert their independence and control their own resources, rather than relying on foreign powers. They also emphasize the importance of unity and solidarity among African nations in order to overcome neocolonialism and imperialism. 
In this conversation, Milton Allimadi and Adesoji Iginla discuss various topics including the US involvement in Angola, the crisis in Sudan, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and the demand for reparations in South Africa. 
They highlight the need for a comprehensive approach to addressing these issues, including addressing the root causes of conflicts, promoting justice and equality, and ensuring economic empowerment for marginalized communities. 
They also emphasized the importance of challenging the narratives propagated by the Western media and promoting critical thinking.

Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Overview
02:09 US Troop Withdrawal from Chad
09:04 The Morocco-Algeria Dispute
32:12 Unity and Solidarity Among African Nations
34:38 Controlling Resources for Economic Development
35:17 US Involvement in Angola
39:04 The Crisis in Sudan
41:00 The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
56:35 Demand for Reparations in South Africa
58:27 Challenging Western Media Narratives