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Abidjan

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Abidjan

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Abidjan

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Nairobi

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Nairobi

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Nairobi

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Luanda

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Luanda

solbil: google is your friend my dear. I dont say things i doont know. Its SA, Egypt and Naija. SA has more skyscrapers and high rise buildings than Egypt, then naija. No one else.

Yes it is because I know Google that I asked you the question. Google show me also that Abidjan, Nairobi and Luanda ,all have skyline and skyscrapers. Have a look at the skyscrapercity website and then come back here.

Too much christianity propaganda in Nollywood. The worst is when everything that have to do with african spirituality is depicted as evil.

solbil: nigeria is one of the only three countries in africa that has a skyline. You can search for "lagos, nigeria. The africa you dont see on tv" on you tube and see for yourself.

I am tired of defending nigeria on this forum. Nigerians here are saying whats not true.

To all the non nigerians here, dont believe all the negativities you see here about nigeria, the reason is; nigerians are highly deluded and fraustrated so they exaggerate all negativities. they cook up negativities that are just not true and they find pleasure in doing so!

Only three countries?, are you sure?.

babsky: Justice delay is justice denied. The court should expediate its action and make sure all the culprit are brought to book. They are all heartless beings. We need justice for those innocent students that were gruesomely murdered.

The Justice was delayed but the lynching of the four boys was not delayed.

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[size=15pt]Mansa Musa.. the richest man that ever lived
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In your Bible there are added verses to support your trinity theory. Christians claim that a trinity exists in the Bible, when it doesn’t. I repeat, yes, you can find the words “the father, the word, and the Holy Ghost and these three are one” in 1 John 5:7-9 in any version of the Bible. However if you were to consult the original manuscript of the original Aramic or Syriac Bible, you would find that these words don’t exist and that they were added in. If your preacher, teacher, minister, pastor,deacon or any other religious leader really cared, he would take time out to research the original language, rather than rely on poor translations. If they knew how to translate from the original Syriac (Arabic) and Galilean Arabic, the verse 1 John 5:7 that you are familiar with today did not exist. Neither did it exist in the original Hebrew and Greek that were translated from these original languages. It wasn’t until the onset of the Roman Catholic Church that this distortion was made. The Roman Catholics inserted the trinity verse when they tranlated the bible from Greek to Latin. Notice I say “inserted” and not “translated” because, as I already said, the original Greek did not have this verse. However, you will find some Greek translations that have been translated from Latin or English, and it is in these Greek translations that you will find either the whole trinity verse or only a portion of it.

1 John 5:7 is surrounded in controversy because there are two versions of this verse. So-called scholars say the verse used in most bibles today is either not the original verse, or they say that it is only partially genuine. These so-called scholars continue to argue back and forth on this subject because they really don’t want to admit that the trinity really has no basis in the teachings of Jesus.

I will refer to the Holy Bible from Ancient Manuscripts by George M. Lamsa, which is a bible that is translated from the original Aramic or Syriac language :

6 This is he who came by water and blood, even Jesus Christ, not by water only, but by water and blood.
7 And the Spirit testifies that that very Spirit is the truth.
8 And there are three to bear witness, the Spirit and the water and the blood; and these three are one.

When you read 1 John 5:7 in your standard bible, which in this case is the Ryrie Study Bible (King James Version). . . you will read this:

For there are three that bear record in heaven, the Father, the Word, and the Holy Ghost: and these three are one.

Do you see what happened?? . . . You will find that the original verse 5:7, has been actually pushed up to merge with verse 5:6.

Me I am not happy because there was minimum 100 people in the crowd standing, watching, cheering and some of them were even laughing at the suffering of the four boys. Why only 13 suspects charged?, it is not enough.

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Mansa Musa I, (Ruler of Malian Empire, 1280-1331)

[size=18pt]Here’s the full list of the ‘26 richest people of all time[/size]

1. Mansa Musa I, (Ruler of Malian Empire, 1280-1331) $400 billion

2. Rothschild Family (banking dynasty, 1740- ) $350 billion

3. John D Rockefeller (industrialist, 1839-1937) $340 billion

4. Andrew Carnegie (industrialist, 1835-1919) $310 billion

5. Tsar Nicholas II of Russia (last Emperor of Russia, 1868-1918) $300 billion

6. Osman Ali Khan, Asaf Jah VII (last ruler of Hyderabad, 1886-1967) $236 billion

7. William the Conqueror (King of England, 1028-1087) $229.5 billion

8. Muammar Gaddafi (former Libyan leader, 1942-2011) $200 billion

9. Henry Ford (Ford Motor Company founder, 1863-1947) $199 billion

10. Cornelius Vanderbilt (industrialist, 1794-1877) $185 billion

11. Alan Rufus (Fighting companion of William the Conqueror, 1040-1093) $178.65 billion

12. Bill Gates (Founder of Microsoft, 1955- ) $136 billion

13. William de Warenne, 1st Earl of Surrey (Norman nobleman, ??-1088) $146.13 billion

14. John Jacob Astor (businessman, 1864-1912) $121 billion

15. Richard Fitzalan, 10th Earl of Arundel (English nobleman, 1306-1376) £118.6 billion

16. John of Gaunt (son of Edward III, 1330-1399) £110 billion

17. Stephen Girard (shipping and banking mogul, 1750-1831) $105 billion

18. Alexander Turney Stewart (entrepreneur, 1803-1876) $90 billion

19. Henry, 1st Duke of Lancaster (English noble, 1310-1361) $85.1 billion

20. Friedrich Weyerhaeuser (timber mogul, 1834-1914) $80 billion

21. Jay Gould (railroad tycoon, 1836-1892) $71 billion

22. Carlos Slim (business magnate, 1940- ) $68 billion

23. Stephen Van Rensselaer (land owner, 1764- 1839) $68 billion

24. Marshall Field (Marshall Field & Company founder, 1834-1906) $66 billion

25. Sam Walton (Walmart founder, 1918-1992) $65billion

26. Warren Buffett (investor, 1930- ) $64billion

Source: http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/world-history/meet-mansa-musa-i-of-mali--the-richest-human-being-in-all-history-8213453.html

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King Mansa Musa

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An obscure king who ruled West Africa in the 14th century has been named the richest person in history in a new inflation-adjusted list of the world's 25 wealthiest people of all time.

Spanning 1,000 years and with a combined fortune of $4.317trillion, only three of the list's 25 are alive today; none of them are women and 14 of them are American.

Using the annual 2199.6per cent rate of inflation, where $100million in 1913 is equal to $2.299.63billion in 2012, Celebrity Net Worth's list includes familiar names like Bill Gates and Warren Buffett; but sitting at number one is Mansa Musa I of Mali.

The West Africa king, the richest person in history, and the ruler of the Malian Empire which covered modern day Ghana, Timbuktu and Mali in West Africa, had a personal net worth of $400billion at the time of his death in 1331.

The list also includes the man who gave America Wal-Mart, another who developed mail-order shopping around 1870, as well as a few nobles who helped with the Norman conquest of England in the Battle of Hastings nearly one thousand years ago.

The Rothschild family, second on the list, are the richest people on earth today with assets that total at least $350billion - their wealth divided amongst mining, banks, private asset management, mixed farming, wine, and charities.

Meanwhile John D Rockefeller, third on the list, is the richest American to have ever lived, worth $340billion in today's USD at the time of his death in 1937.

In comparison, the poorest man on the list is 82-year-old Warren Buffett, who at his peak net worth, before he started giving his fortune to charity, was $64billion.

Mansa Musa I, the richest person in history, had a personal net worth of $400billion at the time of his death in 1331.

Born in 1280, he ruled West Africa's Malian Empire which covered modern day Ghana, Timbuktu and Mali.

His country's production of more than half the world's supply of salt and gold contributed to Musa's vast wealth, which he used to build large mosques that still stand today.

According to the writings of Arab-Egyptian scholar Al-Umari, Musa inherited his throne through a practice of appointing a deputy after the king goes on his pilgrimage to Mecca; later naming the deputy as heir.

Musa was appointed deputy of the king before him, who had reportedly embarked on an expedition to explore the limits of the Atlantic ocean, and never returned.

Just two generations after his death, however, Musa's world record net worth was diminished after is heirs were not able to fend off civil war and invading conquerors.

Source: http://www.thedailystar.net/newDesign/news-details.php?nid=254188

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Osuofia Police Officer

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Family, friends and fans of Fela Kuti gathered for the opening
of Kalakuta Museum, devoted to the Afrobeat legend, in Lagos

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Clothes worn by Nigeria's music legend Fela Kuti are seen on hangers in a room

cyrexx: Many African citizens are still under colonialism - our minds are still colonised the white supremacists. That is why sheeps like italo will do anything to defend his white master' god and say nothing about his own African Gods.

If your body is enslaved, you can hopefully struggle to free you yourself from the slavery if there is chance.

But if your mind is enslaved, you will do everything do prevent your freedom and justify your slavery despite your opportunity for freedom.

Thats our problem in Africa. The white supremacists have done an excellent job of enslaving our minds. The rest is a piece of cake for them in controlling us

Accepting an imported Alien Religion has killed our peoples minds!. The Black/African does not know the consequences of accepting AN ALIEN RELIGION. If a Black/African accepts Judaism and Christianity as his religion, he has accepted the Caucasian as his visible God. The same with Islam, if a Black/African person accepts Al Islam and its many branches as there religion, then it accepts the Desert Arab as his God. That person cannot have power over, or be equal to the Caucasian, or Arab because here, the Caucasian and the Arab has been accepted as the superior power, and this is why trying to obtain liberty and equality in Caucasian or Arab religion or any alien religion is a CRUEL HOAX! If you look at all of the so called Holy Books that our people are into, they all portray the image of someone other than self. There is not a face of Black/African people of any of these imported religions.

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Beautiful cakes, excellent for weddings.

Black people of the world, we need to rid ourselves of this pale white hippie image that has clouded our memory of who and what we are.
When you see these images and statues in the homes of friends and family, kindly ask them to remove it. You are not asking them to rid their beliefs, but rid themselves of the false images and race propaganda set against us as a people

[size=17pt]Aluu 4: Police Sergeant dismissed faces prosecution[/size]

By Abang Mercy

Following the gruesome murder of four students, Tekena Elkanah (20), a Diploma Technical student; Chiadaka Odinga (20), 200 Level, Theatre Arts student; Ugunna Obuzor (18), 200 Level, Geology Student; and Lloyd Toku (19), 200 Level, Civil Engineering Student on October 5, 2012 by a mob in Aluu. Nigerians have continued to question the role of the security agencies, especially the Nigerian police force saddled with the responsibility of attending to civil crime as they occur. The death of the undergraduates students of the University of Porthacourt has led to the dismissal of a sergeant of the Nigerian police force who gave the order that the Mob kill the suspected students by members of the Aluu Community. Mr. Frank Mba, the force Public Relations officer today, Wednesday the 17th of October 2012 in an interview monitored Channels TV Sunrise Daily said the Sergeant dismissed from the police known as Lucky Orji is among the 13 persons to be charged to court today ; the dismissed policeman alongside was said to have stumbled upon the angry mob beating the students, Mba said. The officers were not even sent to the scene, he went on his own, outside the code of conduct and professional ethics of the job. One was professional to ask the mob to stop and the other asked them to continue, the police P.R.O noted as such as parts of its internal cleansing in which the police force engages the officer has been relieved of his duties and is to be prosecuted. He said the fact that the police is prepared to prosecute the officer, is a measure of its resolve to put an end to all forms of impunity in the Nigerian Police. The PRO officer said mob attacks is not peculiar to Nigeria, “it’s something we must work together to review, Nigerians must not be quick to heap the blame on the police alone’’.

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He insisted that, like every other parastatal an agencies in the country, the police force is not exempted from persons with questionable characters “If you recruit an officer, the person carries the family value around; we need reorientation from the families and to the various worship centres. “We must look at the content our mass media is dishing out, we have to review all this”. Mr. Mba called on Nigerians to assist the police in crime prevention, he queried the entire number of people in the community for failing to alert the police and thier failure to intervene in the death of the students which he said was also part of their civic duties as Nigerian Citizens. “We must de-emphasise on issues that split us and emphasis on issues that unite us’’. On security in Nigerian Campuses and working with informants within the campuses, Mba said the police have an effective intelligent units consisting of undercover operative units to flash point areas. The Aluu case was instantaneous and was not pre-planned, so it was difficult for an intelligent unit of the force to have known that a mob action would have happened in the Community. He insisted that the Nigerian police needs to work with Nigerians to make their duties succeed. Mr. Mba blamed the absence of national emergency lines and the inability of the officers to arrive at the crime scene as one of the challenges faced by the force. “The absence of national emergency numbers, that is why you find out that the Inspector General never sleeps, the PRO never sleeps, we get this calls, each time you are sleeping, this calls get to you, you feel picking the call may have saved a life” “When there is an incidents and the police station is far, the patrol vehicle can be drafted to the area where the distress call emanated.” For some states, their land mass are larger” response time is determined at the time information gets to the police, Mba added. He said the DPO and all senior officials have had to give out their personal mobile lines to the public, thereby getting calls at unholy hours to attend to security matters. He said response time for the police differs from place to place. The four students were beaten and burnt to death in Aluu, Ikwerre Local Government Area of Rivers State where they had gone to pursue the payment of a debt from one Lucky who is now in police custody; Lucky had raised an alarm that they were armed robbers

Source: http://citizensplatform.net/2012/10/aluu-4-police-sergeant-dismissed-faces-prosecution/

[size=17pt]Aluu 4: Police Sergeant dismissed faces prosecution[/size]

By Abang Mercy

Following the gruesome murder of four students, Tekena Elkanah (20), a Diploma Technical student; Chiadaka Odinga (20), 200 Level, Theatre Arts student; Ugunna Obuzor (18), 200 Level, Geology Student; and Lloyd Toku (19), 200 Level, Civil Engineering Student on October 5, 2012 by a mob in Aluu. Nigerians have continued to question the role of the security agencies, especially the Nigerian police force saddled with the responsibility of attending to civil crime as they occur. The death of the undergraduates students of the University of Porthacourt has led to the dismissal of a sergeant of the Nigerian police force who gave the order that the Mob kill the suspected students by members of the Aluu Community. Mr. Frank Mba, the force Public Relations officer today, Wednesday the 17th of October 2012 in an interview monitored Channels TV Sunrise Daily said the Sergeant dismissed from the police known as Lucky Orji is among the 13 persons to be charged to court today ; the dismissed policeman alongside was said to have stumbled upon the angry mob beating the students, Mba said. The officers were not even sent to the scene, he went on his own, outside the code of conduct and professional ethics of the job. One was professional to ask the mob to stop and the other asked them to continue, the police P.R.O noted as such as parts of its internal cleansing in which the police force engages the officer has been relieved of his duties and is to be prosecuted. He said the fact that the police is prepared to prosecute the officer, is a measure of its resolve to put an end to all forms of impunity in the Nigerian Police. The PRO officer said mob attacks is not peculiar to Nigeria, “it’s something we must work together to review, Nigerians must not be quick to heap the blame on the police alone’’.

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He insisted that, like every other parastatal an agencies in the country, the police force is not exempted from persons with questionable characters “If you recruit an officer, the person carries the family value around; we need reorientation from the families and to the various worship centres. “We must look at the content our mass media is dishing out, we have to review all this”. Mr. Mba called on Nigerians to assist the police in crime prevention, he queried the entire number of people in the community for failing to alert the police and thier failure to intervene in the death of the students which he said was also part of their civic duties as Nigerian Citizens. “We must de-emphasise on issues that split us and emphasis on issues that unite us’’. On security in Nigerian Campuses and working with informants within the campuses, Mba said the police have an effective intelligent units consisting of undercover operative units to flash point areas. The Aluu case was instantaneous and was not pre-planned, so it was difficult for an intelligent unit of the force to have known that a mob action would have happened in the Community. He insisted that the Nigerian police needs to work with Nigerians to make their duties succeed. Mr. Mba blamed the absence of national emergency lines and the inability of the officers to arrive at the crime scene as one of the challenges faced by the force. “The absence of national emergency numbers, that is why you find out that the Inspector General never sleeps, the PRO never sleeps, we get this calls, each time you are sleeping, this calls get to you, you feel picking the call may have saved a life” “When there is an incidents and the police station is far, the patrol vehicle can be drafted to the area where the distress call emanated.” For some states, their land mass are larger” response time is determined at the time information gets to the police, Mba added. He said the DPO and all senior officials have had to give out their personal mobile lines to the public, thereby getting calls at unholy hours to attend to security matters. He said response time for the police differs from place to place. The four students were beaten and burnt to death in Aluu, Ikwerre Local Government Area of Rivers State where they had gone to pursue the payment of a debt from one Lucky who is now in police custody; Lucky had raised an alarm that they were armed robbers

Source: http://citizensplatform.net/2012/10/aluu-4-police-sergeant-dismissed-faces-prosecution/

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[size=15pt]Lies from the police (Why Police couldn't stop Aluu killings) - Mba[/size]

On this video, the police here is not telling the truth. If the police joined in the beating of the four boys, this mean that the police were never chased away with stones by the mob. We must not allow the Nigerian Police to go away scott free with this murder. What happened to the four students could happen to any of us. We should ask for the arrest and trial of IGP, Mr. Muhammad Abubakar, the Head of the Police in charge of Port Harcourt and Rivers state respectively for professional negligence which led to the gruesome murder of 4 innocent Nigerians.

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The guy with the arrow pointed to his head is the Aluu community chief, Alhaji Hassan Walewa.

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Still photos from STV 10 0'Clock news. The killers were paraded today and one of them told newsmen that two police officers came to the scene of the killing; one of the policemen pleaded with them to stop, while the other one encouraged them to continue.
The guy with the arrow pointed to his head is the Aluu community chief, Alhaji Hassan Walewa.

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One of the killers

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One of the killers

[size=17pt]UNIPORT 4: Policeman joined in the beating[/size]

Written by Bolaji Ogundelel, Port Harcourt
Wednesday, 17 October 2012

CONTRARY to claims that policemen were not present at the execution scene of the four University of Port Harcourt (UNIPORT) students in Umuokiri-Aluu community about one and a half weeks ago, one of the arrested suspects has placed a policeman among the executioners.

One of the 13 suspects paraded to journalists in Port Harcourt, on Tuesday, David Ugbaje, while answering questions from journalists, said he saw two policemen, one of who joined in beating the victims.

According to him, he was told the victims were robbers and that they were going to rob at 9, Coca Cola Street, Umuo-kiri-Aluu, which happened to be his compound.

He said further that one of the victims was his customer, as he is a shoemaker, adding that he would not allow the mob to kill them in his compound, though he hit the victims twice.

“I saw a crowd beating four boys. I ask who are the four men being beaten and they said they were armed robbers. I said what happened in the com-pound, they said they are going to 9, Coca cola Street in Umuokiri-Aluu. I said ok, it is my compound, let us go and see the person whether he is their member. Or let them point at the particular person they are going to look for.

“Along the line, two policemen came around. One of them was pleading, the other one even joined in the beating. After beating the boy, the police now asked that they hand over the boy over to them,” Ugbaje said.

Two other suspects were allowed to speak to journalists, one of who also admitted to joining in beating the victims.

Meanwhile, the state Commissioner of Police, Mohammed Indabawa, who spoke to journalists during the parade of the suspects, said the command arrested two more suspects on Monday afternoon.

He said the police were forced to parade the suspects because of the interest the crime had generated.

Those paraded included the traditional ruler of Umuokiri village, Alhaji Hassan Welewa; Lawal Segun, Lucky Orji, Cynthia Chinwo, Ekpe Daniel, George Nwadei, Gabriel Oche and Ozioma Abajuo.

Others were Chigozie Evans Samuel; Endu-rance Edet; Uwem Sam-pson Akpabio; Ugbaje and Ikechukwu Louis Amadi (alias Capon).

Source: http://tribune.com.ng/index.php/news/49325-uniport-4-policeman-joined-in-the-beating-suspect