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I fear for our people because they never get in-depth knowledge of the religions that they get involved in, making it very easy to mislead them with fanaticism. By that I mean, the Muslims in Nigeria that is converts, the majority of them do not and cannot read, write, and speak classical Arabic (Fusha) of the Qur’aan, so they are always depending on some foreign source to interpret and explain their religion to them, making it very easy to mentally manipulate them . The same applies to Christianity, Christian ministers know their congregations do not study the Greek, Hebrew or others ancient languages of which they say their scriptures were revealed in. They depend on a Scottish man called King James who did not speak Hebrew. Again making it very easy to mislead them.

Onlytruth:
How are we sure that the Chinese won't use this satellite to spy on Nigeria  BIG TIME?
Do you people know that satellite technology is a security/defense technology, the type of which is classified by most countries? Until I see a lab in Nigeria where the satellite is produced and launched, I would not rejoice.

I agree, a Nigerian satellite should be produced and launched in Nigeria.

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Nigeria's NigcomSat 1R satellite launch
Nigeria's NigcomSat 1R telecommunications satellite launch with a chinese Long March 3B rocket.

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Evidence points to DRC election fraud

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Police uncover plans to bomb strategic locations over the christmas period.

Sagamite:
[size=21pt]Cretin !![/size]

Cool down Sagamite, stop shouting.

It is normal that they cry like that, if you refuse to cry the North Korean army will send a nuclear missile on your home.

Any update on Eko Atlantic?

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Baphomet IDOLATRY: CESARE BORGIA Vs Our ORIGINAL (BLACK) YESUS!

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bullet G:
If God created Adam and Eve, who were white, or we were meant to believe they were whites,  then how did black people came to this world?

The title of the thread should be changed. It should be Where did Caucasian men came from?. Remember, whites cannot reproduce anything else but themselves. They cannot reproduce genetic material they don’t have…. Melanin. Therefore, they cannot reproduce us, but we can reproduce them.

This pastor should be punished, who does he think he is?

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ajalaolanr:
The whole place will crumble like a pack of cards. Are they not supposed to compact the land or let it settle for at least ten years to avert a disaster like liquefaction. Can some one educate my ignorance here?

They have done a liquefaction risk assessment when planning the project, but liquefation hapen most of the time in earthquake zone and this is not the case for Eko Atlantic.

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Go Home Rhodesia

Go Home Rhodesia, you are wasting your time on this forum. This video is talking about you.

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Need for Africa to Trade with Itself

Africa is the only continent that trades less with itself than any other. And the Africa Export Import Bank stands ready to address just that.

igbo2011:
@Horus
The middle class needs to grow, the poor need to be educated and get good jobs to join the middle class.  This will help the economy more.  A big middle class is great for the economy. Africa's middle class is growing slowly, it needs to go faster.  The rich are getting super richer. You need to look at the Gini index this needs to drop in Africa in total.

Education, is the key to betterment; We need to breed doctors, IT specialists , lawyers, scientists, teachers, public speakers, congressmen. And, we must find a way to instill these alternatives into the minds of our youth. Even though it may take a little longer and they may have to study a little bit harder, the results will be long term success.

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Much has been written about the rise of the BRICS and Asia’s impressive economic performance. But an analysis by The Economist finds that over the ten years to 2010, six of the world’s ten fastest-growing economies were in sub-Saharan Africa. On IMF forecasts Africa will grab seven of the top ten places over the next five years.

[size=19pt]Massive fraud in DRC poll - Kenneth Mubu[/size]

11 December 2011

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South Africa must not recognise Kabila as DRC President

All indications from independent observer missions are that massive electoral fraud has taken place in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).

Under these circumstances, there is no way that the South African government can recognize Joseph Kabila as the democratically-elected President.

Observers have pointed out numerous instances of questionable results.  For example, results from some 2000 polling stations in opposition strongholds were not included in the final tally. There were also impossibly high voter turnout figures of almost 100% in Joseph Kabila's home province. The average for other parts of the country was 59%.

It is also clear to any observer that the elections were not conducted in a free and fair environment:

    Human Rights Watch found that at least 18 civilians were killed in election-related violence. The majority of these deaths occurred when Kabila's presidential guard opened fire at a rally of opposition supporters.
    Electoral chaos included instances where polling stations suddenly moved without warning, voters were unable to find their names on the voting lists and polling stations that ran out of ballots.
    There were numerous reports of members of the armed forces trying to influence voters' choices.
    Observers claimed that they were not allowed entry into many polling statements raising concerns about intimidation and a lack of confidentiality in the voting process.
    Illiterate voters claimed that they were accompanied into polling booths by observers from political parties.

Contrary to reports from most independent observer missions, the SADC observer mission applauded the "sterling job" done by the DRC's national election commission. SADC joined the African Union (AU) in urging candidates to accept the outcome of the "successful" election. This SADC mission is led by the South African Minister of Correctional Services, Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula.

This echoes the SADC response to every Zimbabwean election since 2000. And it is further confirmation of the ANC's instinct to prop up dictators and turn a blind eye to the oppression of innocent African people. A party that openly pledges support for the murderous Mugabe regime - as the ANC did on Thursday - has obviously lost its moral anchor.

If the South African government wants to regain the credibility its foreign policy has lost since the days of Nelson Mandela, it will use every international mechanism at its disposal to push for a democratic outcome in the DRC. Until then, it should not recognise Joseph Kabila as the rightful President of the DRC.

Statement issued by Kenneth Mubu MP, DA Shadow Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, December 11 2011

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Arosa:
Zuma is right, the question is what economic model is good for Africa.

Many Pan African scholars have called for a new system, an African system as being the only type of equitable system for Africans.

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US Drone Lost Over Iran Was On CIA Operation

Many Pan African scholars have called for a new system, an African system as being the only type of equitable system for Africans. The UN is coming up with program after program to steal from Africa and keep it poor. Just today, I saw where South African activist Leon Louw has slammed the bogus UN's The Green Climate Fund as being yet another diabolical program to keep Africans wretched and poor. It is never too late and the West knows it and are threatened by it. In Pan-Africanist Walter Rodney's book How Europe Underdeveloped Africa, he exposes their systematic exploitation and oppression of African people that has existed for centuries.

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Gay Africans are facing increased persecution in a continent where two thirds of countries retain laws against homosexuals. Sorious Samura investigates what it's like to be gay in Africa.

Do not reply to this provocative thread. Notice the name of the poster, (Rhodesia) probably a frustrated white Zimbabwean and a nostalgic of Apartheid time.

cheikh:
Horus

@^^ You must have some consciousness of "self"(black) and the awareness your place in history making as to be able to "unite" for some "political" enterprise/Black President. Have we in Nigeria or the rest of Africa been able to unite let alone make any viable/visible impact as so called "Blacks" politically or otherwise?

And your point is?. So because there was a faillure to unite in the past does this mean that there will be a faillure to unite in the future?. With your skeptic and pessimistic thinking your are mentaly closing all doors in your mind for unity. A skeptic is stuck in a paradigm and closes all other possibilities. But this creation is of all possibilities. As one understands the paradigm shift and scepticism is removed.

Blacks being the majority in Brazil, if they unite they can soon have a Black President.

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[B]Presidential elections in the Democratic Republic of Congo "lacked credibility" with as many as 850,000 ballots ignored entirely and others lost or altered, an influential US vote observer mission said. [/B]

Several areas reported "impossibly" high turnouts of 99 to 100 per cent with "all or nearly all" votes cast going to Joseph Kabila, the incumbent, the Carter Centre said in its first report into the November 28 vote.

Ballots arrived at counting centres by unofficial transport, some were left outside in the rain, and election officials altered paperwork "in breach of procedure", said the group, led by Jimmy Carter, the former US president.

Results from almost 2,000 polling stations in Kinshasa, the heavily pro-opposition capital, and from 1,000 other vote centres nationwide were lost.

Together, they represented 850,000 ballots missing from the final tally.

"The Carter Centre finds the provisional presidential election results announced by the Independent National Election Commission … to lack credibility," the organisation said.

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The election commission on Friday night proclaimed Mr Kabila the winner, with 49 per cent of the 18 million votes cast, 2.4 million more than his nearest challenger, Etienne Tshisekedi.

Protests have erupted in Kinshasa, and in London, Brussels and Washington. Police arrested 143 people in and around Trafalgar Square on Saturday after an agreed demonstration grew out of control.

Mr Tshisekedi has rejected the results and declared himself to be the true victor of the elections.

They were only the second since Congo's last civil war ended in 2003, and the first that the country has organised itself.

At least four people died as police fired on Mr Tshisekedi's supporters as they demonstrated against what they said were rigged elections on Saturday.

Dozens more were arrested and taken to unknown locations.

"There was gunfire in the city last night, but not so much as we could have expected," said Julien Monkango, who runs an internet café in a Kinshasa suburb.

"People are walking to church as usual this morning. They are fearful, because of so many soldiers on the streets. But things are quite normal for now."

International observers fear that there could be further violence if the current stalemate lingers into the coming week.

Mr Tshisekedi is unlikely to agree to work with Mr Kabila in a coalition administration similar to those created in Kenya and Zimbabwe following disputed elections there.

But legal means to challenge the results in Congo must go through the nation's judiciary, which is notoriously corrupt and stuffed with Mr Kabila's allies.

"There's no simple solution here," said one European diplomat in Kinshasa.

"Tshisekedi won't go to the courts. He won't go into a coalition. He says he's the real winner, and his supporters believe him. The question is what are his moves in the coming days. For now, we honestly have no idea."

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