abiodunalasa:


There are millions of Nigerians who have done this and in fact still doing this. That is, giving their life and every inch of their existence to the growth of Nigerian students.

Now, the day you start reading and understanding, that's the day you will realize why you and your entire single digit IQ generation will continue to be subservient to a White man.

Fmartin:
rip... Your manhood lives on

zicoraads:

The day you start realising that the white man is not responsible for whatever hopelessness you have found yourself, is the day you will be on your way out of the chains you have confined yourself with.

This post wasn't and still isn't about what other Nigerians have done in comparison to what Father did. If that were to be the case, then, we would have followed your line of argument. This post was about one man who gave his entire life to the growth of Nigerian students. The fact that you are trying to make this a 'white vs black man' argument shows you are the one who needs a complete brain transplant.

It is not his fault that your life has remained stagnated. It is not the white man's fault at all.

Fmartin:
rip... Your manhood lives on

evanso6226:


He died in the early hours of Wednesday, 14th, March, 2018. He was 85 years and was the longest serving school principal in Niger State and Nigeria before he retired and returned home late last year. .
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He had arrived Nigeria in 1967 as a missionary and first worked as a Catholic Priest in Calabar before he relocated to Niger State where he became the principal of Government Secondary School, Minna. At 84, Fr. O’Connell was still teaching.


source: http://www.clintgist.com/rev-fr-oconnell-longest-serving-principal-nigeria-dies-85/


RIP baba

martineverest:
when missionary was still missionary, not the extortionists and thieves in missionary clothings we now have as.....




the difference between black and white is too huge


RIP daddy cornell, the greatest principal in Nigerian history, who served humanity....u remind me of great Susan Wenger of osun-oshogbo shrine

evanso6226:


He died in the early hours of Wednesday, 14th, March, 2018. He was 85 years and was the longest serving school principal in Niger State and Nigeria before he retired and returned home late last year. .
.
He had arrived Nigeria in 1967 as a missionary and first worked as a Catholic Priest in Calabar before he relocated to Niger State where he became the principal of Government Secondary School, Minna. At 84, Fr. O’Connell was still teaching.


source: http://www.clintgist.com/rev-fr-oconnell-longest-serving-principal-nigeria-dies-85/

evanso6226:


He died in the early hours of Wednesday, 14th, March, 2018. He was 85 years and was the longest serving school principal in Niger State and Nigeria before he retired and returned home late last year. .
.
He had arrived Nigeria in 1967 as a missionary and first worked as a Catholic Priest in Calabar before he relocated to Niger State where he became the principal of Government Secondary School, Minna. At 84, Fr. O’Connell was still teaching.


source: http://www.clintgist.com/rev-fr-oconnell-longest-serving-principal-nigeria-dies-85/