Collynzo9:
Article by Jumoke Balogun

Collynzo9:
Article by Jumoke Balogun

Collynzo9:
Article by Jumoke Balogun

tbaba1234:


So??

olapluto:

The magazine agrees with her, hence the editor allowing it to go to press.

Collynzo9:

[s]The aim of the thread's title fully defeated[/s].

[size=14pt]Consequently, focusing indignation on Western media and not at Aso Rock and those in Abuja who continually demean and degrade Nigerian lives is naïve and does great disservice to the victims of Baga. Because unless we collectively and continuously focus our just and righteous rage at Abuja and root our analysis and critique against the Nigerian government who have allowed the spread of this scourge, the killings and massacres will only continue with impunity."
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Collynzo9:

The aim of the thread's title fully defeated.

Gbawe:
This is the most important message of all:

anonimi:


Since when did you become a painter

Hopefully you will stop your group's hypocrisy about using red fonts. Although I suspect that may be too much to hope for from the Association of Pretending Crooks, APC sympathisers and internet warriors since



APC = HYPOCRISY = APC






Kai Buhari!!!
#Liberate-Lagos

FastShipping:


If being a Yoruba lady makes the article worthless to you and your ilk, then being an Igboman should make Rev. Mbaka criticism of Jonathan administration valid. I hope you agree.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gfz2iP6bn9Q

Collynzo9:
Article by Jumoke Balogun

Collynzo9:
Article by Jumoke Balogun

Gbawe:
This is the most important message of all:

Horus:


Yes, and GEJ should be removed from power, he is not the man to lead the largest economy in Africa

Collynzo9:

The aim of the thread's title fully defeated.

tbaba1234:
"And please permit me to be even more candid. Outrage at Western media is so shockingly simplistic and useless because it distracts our attention from the thieving potbelly political elite in Nigeria who are complicit in this massacre and who have little regard for the lives lost.

Because while you are tweeting your outrage about the lack of coverage, Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan, a proven good-for-nothing slowpoke, has not said a word about it and is busy posting party photos on Facebook. While you simmer in anger about the massacre in Baga not being front page news on CNN, the good-for-nothing slowpoke sent a statement of condolences to France, calling the attack on Charlie Hebdo dastardly. He joins members of his cabinet and other African political elites who have kept quiet about the Baga massacre but have sent similar messages of solidarity to France. Six African heads of state actually made it to Paris to stand in solidarity with France.

Further, from Al Ahram in Egypt to the Vanguard in Nigeria to the East African in Kenya, the leading newspapers also do not seem to want to concern themselves with this African tragedy. It seems that the African elite haven't gotten the memo that #BlackLivesMatter.

And in a country where Charlie Hebdo is every day, a country in a constant state of trauma, a nation paralyzed by tragedies big and small, there are no scenes of mass mobilizations, condemnations or mass showings of solidarity. Why?

Because my people are tired. Because they understand all too well that those charged with protecting and serving them have no regard for their humanity.

Consequently, focusing indignation on Western media and not at Aso Rock and those in Abuja who continually demean and degrade Nigerian lives is naïve and does great disservice to the victims of Baga. Because unless we collectively and continuously focus our just and righteous rage at Abuja and root our analysis and critique against the Nigerian government who have allowed the spread of this scourge, the killings and massacres will only continue with impunity."

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jumoke-balogun/baga-attack_b_6471254.html

Horus:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XBCYN6ijgEI

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