It may interest you to know that Nelson Mandela was once declared a terrorist by the Apertheid government of South Africa.

2 December 1952

Nelson Mandela is charged, with 19 others, including Walter Sisulu, for violating the Suppression of Communism Act.

They are convicted and sentenced to nine months' hard labour, suspended for two years.

21 March 1960

Sixty-nine peaceful protesters are killed by police at Sharpeville. On 30 March Mandela is one of thousands detained under a state of emergency.

8 April 1960

The apartheid regime bans the African National Congress (ANC) and the Pan Africanist Congress (PAC).

29 March 1961

After a four-and-a-half-year trial, where he and scores of other people were charged with high treason, Mandela and the last 27 remaining accused are acquitted. He goes underground.

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SaiNigeria:
It may interest you to know that Nelson Mandela was once declared a terrorist by the Apertheid government of South Africa.

The criminal govt of Nigeria had declared IPOB a terrorist organisation just because they refused to be part of backwardness in thoughts, development and economic prosperity. Infact the Nigerian state is notoriously terrorizing a group of people no doubt

11 January 1962

Mandela leaves the country for military training, and to gather support for the newly formed armed wing of the ANC, Umkhonto weSizwe (Spear of the Nation).

Nightwolf1:


The criminal govt of Nigeria had declared IPOB a terrorist organisation just because they refused to be part of backwardness in thoughts, development and economic prosperity. Infact the Nigerian state is notoriously terrorizing a group of people no doubt

There's a striking similarity between what happened in South Africa with whats going on here.

23 July 1962

Mandela returns to South Africa via Botswana.

5 August 1962

He is arrested at a roadblock near Howick, KwaZulu-Natal.

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