"What exactly is East Africa trying to do?" asked Prime Minister Bannerman of the United Kingdom, highly sensitive to East Africa's recent active state on the international stage.
Not long ago, the so-called Southern German Kingdom invaded the Komidugu Yobe River Basin in the northwest region of Nigeria.
The United Kingdom attributed this act of war by the Southern German Kingdom to East Africa, after all, the so-called Southern German Kingdom was a "puppet" regime supported by East Africa. Many British viewed the Southern German Kingdom's wartime actions as a test by East Africa against the United Kingdom.
If one understands these British sentiments, East Africa would undoubtedly plead innocence, as the Southern German Kingdom, although supported by East Africa, did not act entirely with East Africa's intentions.
