Nigeria's commitment to the liberation of Africa could best be seen in her policy towards

Nigeria's commitment to the liberation of Africa could best be seen in her policy towards South Africa and Angola. Nigeria played a key role in supporting the anti-apartheid movement in South Africa, including providing financial and diplomatic support to the African National Congress (ANC) and other liberation movements. Nigeria also supported the MPLA government in Angola during the Angolan Civil War, providing military aid and sending troops to support the government against various rebel groups. Nigeria's commitment to these causes was driven by its desire to see an end to colonialism and white minority rule in Africa, and to promote pan-African solidarity and unity.