[Andika]

Clearly our knowledge of Africa is at variance.
Nigeria is on the coast of West Africa. "Neighbouring" Ruwanda is nearly three thousand miles away - inland Central Africa. In any case I think the the farmers you mention might have been those invited from Zimbabwe. Given Nigeria's history since independence, once its decayed farming machine becomes well-oiled, productive and profitable, it will be interesting to see how long the whites will be encouraged to stay on.
As for not being corrupt I don't want to go into lengthy detail. Do mentions of "Biafra" and "cement" for instance, chave significance for you? :-)

[Frumious Bandersnatch]

Sorry. I meant Zimbabwe. I was going to say Rhodesia but that was the old name of Zimbabwe. So I got confused and said Rwanda instead. Shame on me.

Anyway, Nigeria has had some spectacular failures in the past with Nationalization, but the interesting thing is that they seem to recognize it, unlike Mugabe and his ilk. While the jury is definately out on this, it is interesting that they are taking a step in the right direction.