Nigeria, July 24 -- The contrasting attitudes of two prominent British politicians of ethnic minority heritage - Kemi Badenoch, who has Nigerian roots, and Rishi Sunak, whose family hails from India - towards their ancestral homelands, offer a compelling insight into the enduring legacies of colonialism and the complex nature of national identity. While former Prime Minister Rishi Sunak consistently expresses pride in his Indian heritage and a clear affection for India, Kemi Badenoch, now the Leader of the Conservative Party, has frequently articulated criticisms of Nigeria. This divergence in perspective is not merely a matter of personal preference but appears to be deeply rooted in the distinct colonial experiences and pre-colonial his...