₦airaland Forum

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kUAH3WcqOAw?si=b_nChqrkwApsTisu

Nigerian Woman Faces 7 Years in Prison over Facebook Review

A woman in Nigeria faces up to 7 years in prison over a negative review on Facebook. Chioma Okoli is a 39-year-old entrepreneur based in Lagos. Last September, she put up a post on Facebook where she slammed a local tomato puree. She said the tomato mix was too sweet.
This set off a storm on Facebook, and led to the Nigerian police arresting her a week later. She has been charged under Nigeria's cybercrime law. She is being accused of hatching a conspiracy to instigate people against the Tomato Puree maker. She faces 7 years in jail, and a fine
of up to 3 million dollars over the bad review

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kUAH3WcqOAw?si=b_nChqrkwApsTisu

Nigerian Woman Faces 7 Years in Prison over Facebook Review

A woman in Nigeria faces up to 7 years in prison over a negative review on Facebook. Chioma Okoli is a 39-year-old entrepreneur based in Lagos. Last September, she put up a post on Facebook where she slammed a local tomato puree. She said the tomato mix was too sweet.
This set off a storm on Facebook, and led to the Nigerian police arresting her a week later. She has been charged under Nigeria's cybercrime law. She is being accused of hatching a conspiracy to instigate people against the Tomato Puree maker. She faces 7 years in jail, and a fine
of up to 3 million dollars over the bad review

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qu1Rcq7snNM?si=R6SS8L5ZQFia6__d

Nigeria’s Tobi Amusan Wins Gold In Women’s 100m Hurdles Final In African Games 2024

123yes:
I wish this kind laws should be implemented in Nigeria too to include all insults on Nairalañd especially if you made contribution contrary to some people's view.

I agree, indecent content on social media should be banned in Nigeria

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QC78QXw5w8M?si=1GJ1K1qrsOhf0W_k

Burkina Faso banned indecent content on social media by passing a strict law

Burkina Faso's President, Ibrahim Traoré, and his administration have recently taken a bold stance to counter the perceived "degradation of moral values" on social media platforms. To achieve this objective, a new law has been passed to strictly punish the distribution of what they deem "inappropriate" content, especially content featuring partially nude individuals on popular platforms like TikTok, Facebook, and Instagram.

As per the new law, influencers who exhibit their bodies in a suggestive manner on social media networks are now at risk of facing up to two years in prison and a fine of up to three million CFA francs. The law's primary goal is to preserve Burkina Faso's cultural and traditional values and contain the spread of content that the authorities consider "obscene" or "degrading."

This decision marks a significant turning point in Burkina Faso's online content management, with the government taking serious steps to protect the nation's "social and moral stability" from the growing influence of social media platforms. The new law aims to safeguard Burkina Faso's cultural and moral values by regulating the content available on social media platforms

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ceKbQlhqU6w?si=ON9wPBISPIolqaAp

Full English Speech of Why Niger Kicked the US Military Out of the Country

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ULtaeFLfaM8?si=izqaVSFvYqj7BBF5

Stop Leaving The Country: Wike Blasts Nigerians Moving Abroad

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E5a5pihfyhc?si=da52cbRofPdw6UG2

Niger Has "Kicked Out" the US Military

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pMIM2NiYvf0?si=MADMhIaLz-eOuVA_

Western Powers In Shock As Russia Just Deployed Troops To Burkina Faso

Just a few months ago, Captain Ibrahim Traore, the president of Burkina Faso, made a statement declaring that Russia holds significant importance for Africa, highlighting the connection between the future of Russia and Africa. However, it was unexpected that Burkina Faso and Russia would soon establish military cooperation. Russian President Vladimir Putin holds Captain Ibrahim Traore in high regard, considering him a respected man who knows how to drive Africa and his country towards greatness. This was demonstrated recently when Russia's deployment of troops to Burkina Faso surprised the Western world.

Previously, there were assessments suggesting a link between terrorism in Burkina Faso and France. This provided France with an excuse to station troops in Burkina Faso. However, Ibrahim Traore expelled them, leaving a void to be filled. The number of Russian troops deployed to Burkina Faso and their specific tasks remain unknown. It raises the question of whether they will put an end to foreign-sponsored terrorism in Burkina Faso once and for all.

This chain of events began in 2022, marking a significant turning point for Burkina Faso. The country embarked on a trajectory that would shape its future differently from the original plans. Captain Ibrahim Traore, who assumed the role of Burkina Faso's interim president, became the driving force behind this transformative vision. His intentions to reshape Burkina Faso into an exemplary African nation caught many by surprise.

After the coup in Burkina Faso, demonstrators turned to Russia for assistance, expressing their frustration with France's inability to suppress militant violence. The day after the coup, a crowd gathered in the capital's main plaza, cheering for the military takeover and sending two clear messages to the world: rejecting France and embracing Russia. This sudden call for Moscow's help highlights how Islamist violence in the Sahel region is reshaping alliances and challenging pro-Western democratic orders. Many protesters pointed to Russia's involvement in the Central African Republic, where Russian forces protect the president, oversee diamond mining operations, and repelled an Islamist offensive last year. Others cited Russia's recent engagement in Mali, Burkina Faso's neighboring country to the north.

gaby:
They put him to "Everlasting Sleep".

Mafioso world order....

Apparent suicide could be a disguised murder especially if the victim knew secrets about the aircraft industry

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQVvWYBT7v8?si=kVSXFV9dKumlbqkx

Anthony Joshua Calls Out for a United Africa after Brutally Knocking Out Francis Ngannou

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rkbhUxvVNQY?si=DLdmG-JRml0jl9sy

Chinese Are Sending Their Men To Have Babies With African Women To Take Over

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gSIpx8fgj0c?si=BEcF6r0CgApwTTEc

FULL VIDEO: Anthony Joshua Vs Francis Ngannou fight

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m00Oiovp36Q?si=A_mFG7oa6_8uUOPT

Zimbabwean Who Build a Driverless Car

House Out of Three Shipping Containers with Solar Panels

The house is constructed from three, 20-feet shipping containers joined together to function as a single housing unit offering
nearly 530-square-foot living space. Each shipping container is converted into a separate living space, holding a kitchen with
dining area, lounge, and workspace, as well as bathroom and bedroom.

Putinofrussia:
Tinubu will be the best President Nigeria ever had.
He will lay a good,positive and enduring growth foundation
God is the Omnipotent.

Really?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cIFxjfCjgUY?si=wXBpAXho6_mtMChw

Economic Catastrophe under Tinubu

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iCxOXfZvx34?si=y6rLgUn4LfhWwmSp

Mali Is Flushing Out Terrorists

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JIclY_a_eGM?si=-WnGSlXjNl14nWBn

Pastor Under Fire For Saying This About Natural Hair

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JSlX5PZR4IA?si=LOOHH_Kwtrh5Iceq

Burkina Faso, Terrorists In Disarray - Captain Ibrahim Traore Deploys New Attack Helicopters

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dxkwXODZHmM?si=iiqk7-ReiB-0m4iU

My Girlfriend is Old Enough to Be My Grandmother: Our 56-Year Age Gap Love

Meet George, 24, and Catherine, 80, a couple from Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, with a 56-year age gap.

This video tells their unique story of love that goes beyond age.

Watch how they met, the challenges they face, and the joy they find in each other's company.

Their relationship shows us that love doesn't count the years.