nnamdiugwu: Under developed specie. Do u tell me that they don't have access to internet or abroad media channel like CNN or BBC? They must be shut off like cat in a cage. :oUnder developed specie. Do u tell me that they don't have access to internet or abroad media channel like CNN or BBC? They must be shut off like cat in a cage.

Lagusta:

guy, you dont know north korea. That hell-on-earth is an asylum... No internet, no sattelite tv.... In fact, no freedom!!!

I pray your enemies dont go there for a week!!!

Lagusta:

guy, you dont know north korea. That hell-on-earth is an asylum... No internet, no sattelite tv.... In fact, no freedom!!!

I pray your enemies dont go there for a week!!!

Opiosko: Werey! Na 1st class mugus plenty for NK.. Kind of things that APC will do to Nigeria.

The media of North Korea is among the most strictly controlled in the world. The constitution notionally provides for freedom of speech and the press; however, the government prohibits the exercise of these rights in practice, unless it is in praise of the country and its government and leader. The government not only tightly controls all information coming in and out of the country, but seeks to mold information at its source. A typical example of this was the death of Kim Jong-il, news of which was not divulged until two days after it occurred. Kim Jong-un, who replaced his father as leader, has given every indication he will largely follow in his father's footsteps, however new technologies are being made more freely available in the country. State-run media outlets are setting up websites, while mobile phone ownership in the country has escalated rapidly. By early 2012 there were more than a million mobile phone owners in North Korea.[1]

Reporters Without Borders has consistently ranked North Korea at or near the bottom of its yearly Press Freedom Index since it was first issued in 2002. In its 2013-14 report, RWB classified North Korea's media environment as 178th out of 179 countries in the rankings, only above that of Eritrea.[2][3]

The state news agency, the Korean Central News Agency, provides the only source of information for all media outlets in North Korea.[4]

50calibre: Hahahahaha the country is a joke. The other day they promised to turn Washington into a nuclear wasteland.

This is complete brainwash of the masses, I guess the Internet is also restricted as well.

The regime just appears so childish with some of its rhetoric.

Abuklaw: The same way our Jonathan led administration is managing the information flowing to the public via Okupe, Apati and other attack dogs.

garsul:


If anyone is brainwashed it is you and the other posters above here condemning north korea on the basis of the lies being peddled by western biased media. Has anyone of you ever been to north korea and withness the so called oppression? Or you just rely on CNN and their ilks for news about a people the desperately despise. Wise up people and don't believe what the western media says hook, line and sinker

Lildreezy: my people perish cos' of the lack of Information(knowledge).

Happy sunday everyone, and thank God u're in nigeria, and can easily access nairaland

Beehshorp: Dis fin no be lie na compare to d kain thing Tinubu dey plan do us wen dey enter power..better learn from north korea nd chase awt apc

Lagusta:

and you actually made sense with this your crappy post

You seriously need your brain washed with gentamicin-impregnated normal saline....

Fake North Korean news report shows World Cup triumphs over Japan, U.S. and China

A parody of a North Korean state news broadcast claiming that the isolated nation's team won the World Cup group stage (despite not qualifying for the tournament) has some people convinced it's real and everyone giggling at its claims.

According to the video, North Korea sailed through the group stage with a 7-0 win over Japan, 4-0 win over the U.S. and 2-0 win over China, putting them in a playoff against Portugal. It also shows images of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un superimposed on the big screen at Rio's World Cup fan fest.

[size=18pt]Though this is all clearly nonsense, it doesn't appear to be North Korean nonsense. The news anchor's voice doesn't match up with her lips and, according to Reddit user "crnprdian," the voiceover's dialect is all wrong. Then there's also the fact that most of the 2014 World Cup's matches are being broadcast in North Korea, albeit on a 24-35 hour delay, so the country's residents are aware of what is actually happening in the tournament.[/size]

bonechamberlain: [b]this is the only country on earth lacking civilization with northern Nigeria as the second. [/b]a country where few men control the lives of millions a rogue state being used by the Russians and the Chinese as a deterrence to the united states only God and the u.n can save them because their rulers are ready to kill millions if they ever dream of staging a revolution. God please save ur people in any northern part of the world.