Recently many of us criticised the media and public condemnation of lob sidedness in the reportage of terrorist activities in Nigeria and other African countries as compared to developed nations in the wake of ‪#‎ParisAttack‬. After a careful analysis, I realised that Africans are generally pathetic in their nature in terms of public conduct and dignity of human person. I am not saying that biasness is a good thing but I observed that our public conduct on Facebook, twitter, Google+ and etc is what portrays our low respect for human life.
In #ParisAttack it was reported that about 130 people were massacred but we never saw the social media floated with horrible photos and images of dead persons. They dignify even the dead ones but we don't. They mourn their tragedy by posting goodwill messages, prayers, beautiful flowers and they go to the scene just to present flowers and comforting poems to the victims and families but we rush to the blast or accident scenes to take pictures of horrible scary human flesh and corpses scattered by the blast or accident to share on social media without consent, we post inciting statements on social media instead of prayers and beautiful and comforting poems.
I don't think you will be happy if anybody post your naked dead body on Facebook in the name of mourning, this is rather an insult to your human person. No religion permit molestation of the dead and we can publicise the tragedy to attract sympathy across the globe even without exposing their body to the world, they deserve to be dignified and respected.
‪#‎Pray4Kano‬
‪#‎Pray4Yola‬
‪#‎Pray4Nigeria‬
‪#‎Pray4TheWorld‬
‪#‎Pray4TheMilitary‬
‪#‎RespectTheDead‬

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cc lalasticlala, please i need people to see this

Op you are absolutely on point

Aal izz well...

Respect for human life is absolutely important OP nice write up

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NOBLEDANDY:
Na APC startam...

end time Dandy!

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Receive sense you no gree.

Now this are threads that should be on the front page ..but some folks won't see it as such.

Sometimes I do wonder who allows such horror images to get to the FP.