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The Benefactors of Africa

It had been 3 and a half months since the end of the Seven Hour War yet, the absolute carnage the war had wrought began to give way into large reconstruction and restructuring efforts as time passed on. The occupation of the "West African Territories" gave rise to a level of economic development the region could only ever dream of, though for those that rebelled, they would see a new level of absolute mercilessness. Power, Water, and other essential infrastructure was soon returned to a normal state post war and most government officials kept their jobs as interim workers under a transitional program which sought to designate each nation annexed into a new territory within the Omnic Republic. With Monrovia having suffered the worst attack out of all the major cities in the Seven Hour War, it did struggle in it's reconstruction efforts as tens of millions of refugee's were placed into massive camps surrounding the city as buildings were being repaired or rebuilt from the Kinetic Strike which landed outside of the city.

The executions of many political leaders soon followed after the end of the war as corruption was rooted out from various governments and military agencies. Within many trials, it was revealed that Civilian quality of life was sacrificed over military spending and that popular opposition against the League was mainly by those who wished to attempt dialogue with the Omnics. Though support for it was fairly large, the League governments had no qualms with false arrests and quick execution of those whom they labeled as traitors to humanity for wanting to open Dialogue with the Nigerian Successor State. Thousands were put on public trial and hundreds were executed during the occupation, their deaths being withheld from broadcast unlike how the League held them, as the Omnic government deemed such actions to be needlessly barbaric. Within 2 months, many civilians were able to return to their lives like normal as the Economic shift from their local currencies to the Omnic Credit was quick and seamless with only a few minor hiccups in some cities.

The Militaries of each annexed nation were reformed into national guards not unlike that of Nigera's National Defense Force. For some groups though, they attempted to continue fighting even after the war was over within the first weeks after the war but, by the end of the 2nd month, all resistance was effectively wiped out after reports of an Underground Bunker the Rebels used as their headquarters was infiltrated and destroyed by Omnic forces. All that remained of the Bunker was a quarry sized crater where the complex once was before it's scuttling. For many, the last hope of any internal opposition leading the charge against the Omnics was buried under that rubble, and the final steps towards incorporation were being done. There were still growing pains as many League citizens fought and even clashed with their android counterparts, though as the weeks rolled on and the mercy and compassion of the Omnic people shined more and more through the darkness of the ash from the war, the easier it was for the majority of people to embrace the Omnican way of life.

The Omnic Corporate Council proved to the world that it would not be deterred from making it's own moves in the name of self preservation and that despite being a smaller power in the game of Geopolitics, it more than made up for it in technological advancement and sheer overwhelming firepower within it's sector of the world. The Border Wall between Omnica and Latin occupied Algeria was one of the largest in the world, and one of the most heavily armed as well. It stretched across the entire Northern border region between the two nations and was armed with Turrets, air defense platforms, and checkpoints for anyone who wishes to enter from the North...but asides from the occasional lone wandering nomad, the border was always deathly silent. Yet the wall of metal stood bearing Omnic markings symbolizing that even though they were not hostile nor active, behind said walls was a powerful force that was to be respected and treaded carefully around.