u/Speculated_King

My two would probably be Nigeria annexing Bioko after Nigerians were expelled from the island, and Nigeria developing a “Black Bomb” as a potential counterweight to apartheid-era South Africa’s nuclear programme.
I’d love to hear other people’s “what if” ideas too. I just think it’s important to remember that these are hypothetical scenarios, so having a different idea shouldn’t be a reason to hate on someone.

Sorry if it sounds like a random question. I am only asking because I am of Nigerian descent, my father being from Nigeria, Igbo to be exact, whilst my mum is from Mali and Chad. For the first 6 years of my life I was living in N’Djamena. During that time my father had left Chad to go back to Nigeria to enlist in the military. Then they eventually split up before we left Chad to go to the United Kingdom, which I currently reside in. My mother changed my name from Nwachukwu Nwokoro to Moryusiel Khamis Hesha. At this point in time I am doing my International Baccalaureate, which consists of Global Politics, Maths, Economics, Physics, Philosophy and Spanish, with the hopes of getting my degree then going to Nigeria to start my political career from there, starting from enlisting in the army and working from there. I want a stacked record of achievements to further boost my career. My family, starting all the way from my great grandfather, was in the military and it has been the sort of family tradition that has been going on, and I sought to honour that. One part of disagreement I have with my father and my mother, which has been ongoing, is my name, as the name I currently have, especially my middle name, is from Chadian origin whilst it contains nothing of my father’s heritage. My point is, let’s say I do work my way up from military to parliament, then if possible presidential candidate, would my name hinder my chances and, as the original title says, does your name carry any social or political value?