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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe stands next to President Barack Obama at Hiroshima Memorial Cenotaph in Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park.


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3613802/President-Obama-signs-Hiroshima-guestbook-message-peace.html

Secretary of State John Kerry became the highest ranking U.S. official to acknowledge the tragedy when he and his foreign counterparts participated in a memorial at the bomb site.

The wreath which Obama offered is on display at Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park in Hiroshima. May, 2016.

patrickmuf:
Explorers, can I ask you a favor?
Always mention my moniker when you're going about your business of sharing useful information...Thanks

Thanks bro.

He laid a wreath at the site of the world's first atomic bombing, a symbolic gesture that Tokyo and Washington hope will highlight their alliance and breathe life into efforts to abolish nuclear arms.

Horlawoomey:
Don't be surprise that there are many undercover agents inside that restaurant ahead of him.

Sure, we all know that. But you can see that the citizens are not harrased. In some countries, all citizens will be asked to leave. Its what ive experienced, soldiers came to a popular eatery in my area with their superior in motorcade and they almost flogged everyone out. The junior officers stood outside for about 20minutes denying anyone entry.

Seventy-one years after Harry Truman authorized the attack, Obama was introduced to some of the survivors who witnessed the terror. May, 2016.

President Barack Obama (as he hugs a survivor) paid tribute to victims of the first atomic bomb in Hiroshima on Friday, the first American leader to visit the city devastated by the bomb that helped end World War II.

During his historic speech in Hiroshima, 'Let us now find the courage, together, to spread peace, and pursue a world without nuclear weapons.' May, 2016.

Beast in Hiroshima: Barack Obama will become the first sitting US president to visit Hiroshima. May, 2016.

The President having dinner in a public restaurant in Hanoi, Vietnam. May, 2016.


This can never happen in some countries.

London To Germany.

LAX.

Havanah, Cuba.

19. On your way to the airport singing "Wish me well - Timi Dakolo"

18. When they finally granted your Visa.

17. After selling your properties and borrowing to pay your travel agent and he disappeared.

It depends on your location, go for the strongest network in your area. Its not about the price sometimes, being able to utilise what tou have.
Why having 10GB for 1k on your device and you cant use 1GB out of it throughout the month because of the poor signal.

Am using MTN, the cost is kind of high though, but strong, fast, and always available.

16. Your neighbours, you've been bragging about leaving the country by January and here comes June they're still seeing you around.

Adesiji77:
As in!

Cc: dominique, Mynd44

Am telling you bro, na like this people go take enter.

15. The moment you're informed that Slave Ship from Canada, US, Luxembourg, Norway, Finland, Switzerland, just arrived Calabar and Lagos Port.


lalasticlala

14. When you are applying for the visa 17th time.

Source: http://zikoko.com/list/nigerian-with-only-green-passport/
cc: lalasticlala, obinoscopy

13. When you want to enter your own country and they are answering people with blue and red passports first.

12. When your Dad is ready to spare you some money again to jet out of the country and that uninvited neighbor or relative is trying to convince your Dad to let you stay in Nigeria and go into farming with the money.

11. How you queue at the embassy.

10. You, watching your friends with blue and red passports plan summer holidays.

9. When countries in the same Africa you are still asking for a visa too.


In my own continent again?

8. Your face, whenever they detain you at a foreign airport.


Why always me?

7. You, looking at the countries that you don’t need a visa to enter.

vizkiz:
edit this bro, blue paper is the one that rejects while the white one is given if visa is granted

Think he's referring to a blue passport.

6. How immigration officers look at you when you bring out your green passport.