The whole world stood still on friday night when news flashes started moving moving round with news of the ISIS attack in France.Since then so many things have been done to support France/Paris.
I am not against supporting Paris,but what am against is the hyprocrisy that is displayed by the world.I am apalled by how everyone in the world started showing solidarity for Paris.Isn't that hyprocrisy?You see Nigerians saying pray for Paris,have you ever shared pray for Nigeria with the numerous attacks the most populous black nation has gotten from Boko Haram?People are being killed in their hundreds every week in my country,has there being times prayers were raised for Nigeria by other countries?Did Facebook do anything about the over 200 Chibok girls that were kidnapped?Now they are telling me to turn my facebook profile picture to France's flag.
I am against the wantom killings,but also against the hyprpcrisy of the world to African cause and hyprocrisy of Africans themeselves.
#GodBlessNigeria.
#GodBlessParis.
#GodBlessHumanity.
Precious91
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I'm very nervous now. Dont want Nigeria to be known with terrorism

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You are wright. God bless Nigeria

OP u r on point

Rubbish; Africa is a war ground, our leaders don't put things in place for security and violence became a normal thing in Africa.. France hardly gets this kind of attack... blame our leaders/dictators and leave France jeje alone cos I am praying for them as well

@Precious91, I think we need to understand that the basis for the uproar and support for France stems from the fact that the attack was extremely shocking. It is shocking because that sort of event don't happen frequently in first world nations. France is a country where accountability is held in high degree. In France, there are security measures that preempt and check mate security breaches like this. When that security is breached and to a massive degree like this, it becomes not only surprising but to a large extent somewhat unbelievable. Hence the massive global attention it is receiving. In Nigeria and Africa on the other hand, security is treated and handled with levity in the most obvious and glaring manner. Even in the face of major security breach, African governments (including Nigeria) most of the time remain clueless. So when a bomb is detonated and people killed, it is not shocking as the possibility of it occurring in the first instance was there. And the frequency and with ease with which it happens provides a sort of psychology indifference to the horrific event such that whenever it happens people are hardly profoundly moved.

That is the unfortunate truth. I hope you and others will understand this.

Western Medias controls everything including our emotions, The world does only what the media tell them to. The Biafra agitation would have been much popular and fruitful if only the west and their medias is on they sides of the agitators. I don't know how we got to this stage but we are now robots waiting for commands from the western medias, They even tell us who to pity.

Yea vry true attacks like this seldom occurs in first world nations hence the reason for the uproar worldwide that's cos of the fortified security measures put in place as against the african(NGR) attack prone firewall!

@Precious91, I think we need to understand that the basis for the uproar and support for France stems from the fact that the attack was extremely shocking. It is shocking because that sort of event don't happen frequently in first world nations. France is a country where accountability is held in high degree. In France, there are security measures that preempt and check mate security breaches like this. When that security is breached and to a massive degree like this, it becomes not only surprising but to a large extent somewhat unbelievable. Hence the massive global attention it is receiving. In Nigeria and Africa on the other hand, security is treated and handled with levity in the most obvious and glaring manner. Even in the face of major security breach, African governments (including Nigeria) most of the time remain clueless. So when a bomb is detonated and people killed, it is not shocking as the possibility of it occurring in the first instance was there. And the frequency and with ease with which it happens provides a sort of psychology indifference to the horrific event such that whenever it happens people are hardly profoundly moved.

That is the unfortunate truth. I hope you and others will understand this.

you are right,but that doesn't understate the fact that Nigerians too should be neglected.