Tweet of the Day: Without China and Russia in Africa, the U.S. Would Likely Lose Interest

Onye Nkuzi is a Nigeria-based analyst who has more than 114,000 followers on Twitter and regularly comments on U.S.-China-Africa issues. You can follow him on Twitter at @cchukudebelu.

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