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manlawal: those pictures are not real i graduated uniabuja along airport i wonder where the poster see this pictures.

Those picture are real

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XnREo7CdUzo

Why They Hate Robert Mugabe

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XnREo7CdUzo

Why They Hate Robert Mugabe

HNosegbe: As for his picture, only God knows if the police is competent enough to maintain a database of policemen from which his picture can be gotten.

A database of policemen should be mandatory; there is definitely something wrong with the police force

Police authorities have also called on members of the public to help avail them with information that could lead to the apprehension of the fleeing killer cop

So why they don't provide to us the Picture ,Name and Surname of the fleeing killer cop?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qfk7KEoCzcs

Twelve year old boy called Samuel being lynched

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l3rspxPPEZg

(Kingston) Jamaica Murder Capital of the World.

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Another Community carries out jungle justice

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homesteady: He also has one picture where he posed naked

"Evil triumphs when good people do nothing"

trolling: understood but you are a part of Big Brother going by your username,but can you guys escape Big Brother? nope you cant,and he made everybody to receive the mark of the beast

This username and the pyramids existed thousands of years before the New World Order. They use our own African science and reverse it against us. And yes you have the possibility to escape Big Brother and the mark of the beast because you know about it

thoth: Oh now i get what you meant. there are large parts of the negotiation between the whites and Nelson Mandela even before he was released from prison that the public don't know about. Though i agree that it makes strategic sense at that period to assume the stance you stated, i sincerely believe that since they have enough knowledge of how these people operate it will be clear to them that after 800 years they will never attain true independence, since all means of production rests with the foreigners with tremendous support from their brothers out of the continent it is very unlikely that such opportunities will even be passed to the blacks even at 40% rate in the nest 300 years.
what might happen is to create an elite black class that will be kept financially afloat and will serve two purposes, first they will be use to control the majority of the poor blacks since they having money will be naturally taken by the poor majority as their leader and voice, secondly they will serve as a reference that resources is actually shared even though such is only a farce, but anytime you complain that the blacks got nothing, the white will mention those puppets as evidence and then classify other poor blacks as lazy and unambitious though in reality the poor were deliberately and systematically made so.
The situation is made worse when those puppets being internationally accepted as the voice of the indigenous blacks gives credence to what the white oppressors say.

What i expected Mandela to do was the same thing that Mugabe did, once he had the Opportunity he would have abandoned all agreements and go full force at them, taking back what belongs to South Africans and even taking the apartheid whites to courts, with the sort of support that the blacks had from the rest of African and the World at that particular time such feat is feasible and achievable though not necessary in its entirety but some developments will be made and a norm established.
Believe if those were whites they will do worse than Mugabe, they will make sure they get every bit of their stuffs back and even more, in fact you will pay them reparations for eternity. Haiti is still paying reparations for DEFEATING FRANCE IN THEIR WAR FOR INDEPENDENCE.
The black man has been so brainwashed that he sincerely believes in the limits that has been put forward for him by his enemies.
Thanks Cap28 though.

Brilliantly explained.

Big Brother Africa. This program is the perfection of liberal ideals being used to camouflage the New World Order. The program is really about surveillance conditioning, adapting you to a reality with no freedom. The program uses sexuality as the distracting tool aiding a socialisation agenda preparing the masses for the real big brother, The New World order. It also devalues the understanding of the New World Order making it be perceived as NO BIG DEAL! The emergence of Reality TV is not a coincidence as we entered a new century these programmes popped up out of nowhere for most of these reality shows world-wide are created and controlled by one company called ENDEMOL. They call it endemol we suggest they are trying to END-THEM-ALL. The big brother show uses an Eye as the symbol. This eye is tied to the eye on the pyramid on the back of the US dollar bill, which states novus ordo seclorum, which means New World Order.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yvrn-l6AiQw

[size=17pt]Oprah Winfrey racism row over Switzerland shop incident August 9[/size]

Billionaire U.S. media mogul Oprah Winfrey says she was the victim of racism on a recent trip to Switzerland when a shop assistant refused to show her a handbag because it was "too expensive."

Nigeria is spending millions to put a man into space

Millions or Billions?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6bdugcgehNU

Nigerian YouTube bribe police officer sacked

They help tankers to steal Nigerian oil. I think this french boat work in coordination with tankers for oil theft, they have electronic equipments on board that can give the tankers the position of Nigerian patrol boats on the sea to avoid interception. Stealing crude oil from Nigeria is Big business

solomon111: I think the FG gave the french authorization to ensure proper policing of the sea.
Though this is very unpalatable.
I wonder why the FG cannot fully equip the navy with what it need to effectively police the gulf of guinea.

If the french boat have an "authorization" vhy he doesn’t answer to calls asking for identification?
Why the frigate wants to be able to patrol without having to report to anyone?

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The inspiring story of how this man fought to fulfill his childhood dream of becoming a pilot.

When he was just five years old, Olumide Ayoola set foot on a plane for the very first time and was hooked. It took 42-year-old Olumide another 25 years of determination to finally become a commercial airline pilot for KLM UK. Ayoola told The Voice’s Trudy Simpson of his amazing journey. “When I was five, I went on my first flight. The cabin crew took all the children on board to see the cockpit and the pilot.

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“Once I walked in and saw the buttons and lights, and the view they had from the front of the aircraft, I fell in love with it. I said ‘This is what I want to do.’ “There is a big difference between wanting to be a pilot at five and eventually achieving it at the age of 30. That was down to mainly financial and health reasons. “In secondary school I would daydream and followed any newspaper reports and publications about airplanes and pilots, and every time I flew I tried to get the chance to talk to the pilot. Every opportunity I got, I would go to the airport. “At 16, when I finished my O’ levels, I gathered enough information to go to flight school. However, his parents encouraged him to go to university first.

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Olumide Ayoola   

“I came over from Nigeria to go to school in England. It gave me more access to find out more about becoming a pilot.
“Becoming a pilot was also in the background when I went to university and studied engineering. “When I finished at niversity, I was free to pursue it. But when I found out the cost was so high, I couldn’t afford it. “Flying training is very expensive. It costs about £80,000 to go from scratch to being at the point where an airline can finally employ you ,and even then they have to put you through further training. “There are a number of ways people can get in. You can be lucky enough to have the cash so you can pay for the training yourself. At the age of 21, I didn’t. “I couldn’t ask my parents to sponsor it because the cost was so high and they had already spent so much on my education. On top of that, I had found out my eyesight was not good enough to be a commercial airline pilot. “At that time you had to have virtually perfect eyesight to be a pilot and I wore glasses from the age of 10, so it looked, for a long time, like I was not going to be able to achieve it. I was very despondent. It was as if the dream was over.

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“But I was told my eyesight was still good enough to be a private pilot. So I said ‘If that is the next best thing, I’ll do that’. I did that on and off and started working as an engineer for London Underground, flying whenever I could as a leisure thing. “I later found out that London Underground had a flying club, which was subsidised so it was cheaper than what I was doing. I went there and started flying more and more. And I (later) read about laser eye surgery. “At 24, once I found out I was suitable for it, the dream came back. I did the surgery, waited two years to make sure the eyesight was stabilised, and applied again to be a commercial pilot. I also started looking into going to flight school. “Airlines were offering sponsorship (to go to school) but for one reason or another, I was not eligible. I realised I would have to self-sponsor. “I worked for a few years as an engineer and saved up and got lucky with the property I bought. I realised that by selling the property I would be able to pay off the mortgage, pay for the flying training and have enough to put down on a deposit for another place. “I did my flight training for three years because I didn’t do it full time. I had a mortgage to pay and bills, so I had to keep working and did the academic part of the training part time. “I finished the training and began job hunting. I sent applications to at least 500 different companies, different types of airlines. But it is twice as difficult for somebody who is self-sponsored compared to somebody who is sponsored by an airline. “But I kept applying and networking, talking to people. I met people who were working as pilots who could make recommendations. “It took me about nine months to find a job. There were times I felt like giving up, when people said ‘You are crazy, you are throwing away a good career to chase this dream’, because I was well paid as an engineer. “It was a good career but it felt all the time that something was missing from my life. “My big break came at an aviation jobs exhibition, given to me by one of the guys I knew from networking. “Nearly all major airlines were recruiting but I sat through presentation after presentation saying they were looking for the type of person I wasn’t. “Half way through, I thought I was wasting my time and went outside. Standing near the door was an old gentleman smoking a pipe. “We got talking and I basically told him that it seemed I was wasting my time here because I was self-sponsored, over the age limit, and did not have enough experience. “He talked me into staying, saying ‘You never know, ’ so I went back inside to listen to more presentations. “Then they said the next speaker is the pilot manager from KLM UK. On stage came the man I had been speaking to. “They had a round table after the presentation and I went over, and he and I chatted. “He said ‘Don’t give up and eventually we will get to your application’. We had a very encouraging conversation and I went home feeling much happier. “Three days later, I got a phone call from one of the guys I mentioned to him and he was saying the gentleman had asked about me. “He encouraged me to call (the gentleman) again. I did. He said he had spoken to my friend about me. He put my CV in the pile of those that he had recommended. “Six months later, I was starting a new job! There was a bit of trepidation but a lot of happiness. I have been with KLM 10 years. “My message (to people) is not to let themselves be railroaded by peer, parental or any other kind of pressure into doing something they don’t feel is for them. "Everything is possible.”

Source: http://www.voice-online.co.uk/content.php?show=15294

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B3hsLPp0Erw

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