sarrki:



For the sake of the bereaved ones I think you should pull this post down please

We are all human

Please be patriotic and courageous to pull it off

grandstar:
I tried Instagram influencer marketing and I achieved very poor results. I wished there's someone here that can teach me

It seems to be a skill

McAausim:








Sighted.... In side life

TheExecutioner:

Simplyleo? How many monikers do you have?!?

McAausim:




And diz make FP.... Nairaland has turn sometinz else



O lord help us on nairaland....


Seun come to our aid....



Your mods are posting inrelevant topic

Two bullets were not enough to silence him. Spraying of bullets was necessary to end the life of one of Africa's greatest leaders in modern days.

Although he knew that he was walking up to his death, he stood up with honour and said: “It's me they want”.

Thomas Sankara made a lot of reforms that since he was killed, no African leader will come close.

Despite coming from a military background that's largely androcentric, he made reforms targeted at women. He said, “The revolution and women rights go together”. That was surprising in a misogynistic country. He appointed women into governmental positions and encouraged them to work away from home.

When Sankara stopped foreign aids, many analysts expressed pessimism that it might be a death knell for Burkina Faso, it rather became a fuel that helped Burkina Faso achieve food sufficiency, eliminating polio in record time.

One lasting legacy of Sankara's rule was the renaming of the country from its colonial name to be Burkina Faso, which means “The Land of Upright Men”.

At a time African leaders were still doubting whether HIV/AIDS was a divine punishment, Sankara's government recognised it and made plans to curtailing it.

Deforestation has been a problem that has affected West Africa for thousands of years. In a way to combat it, Sankara launched a tree-planting program that planted 2.5 million trees in just a week.

Unlike some leaders who preached anti-corruption but do the opposite, Sankara lived a modest life. He used the cheapest car available in Burkina Faso. He even lived without AC in a hot country like Burkina Faso.

Sankara was accessible to nearly everyone. He once sang with the great Africa son Fela.

Sankara as everyone was not without his fault. His greatest undoing was alienating himself from people who would have resisted imperialism and military corruption.

It's been 32 years since he was murdered in cold blood. As one of the handwritten messages said, “Mama Sankara your son will be avenged. We are all Sankara”, we are truly Sankara!

post=83121997:
Don Jazzy, Omotola and some other reasonable Nigerians are the ones we will always support and queue after when they talk about the ills of the government, not the children of hate, perdition and frustration.

These are honest critics who are genuinely concerned about a better Nigeria,. You will know them because when they see good efforts of government they applaud.



But the others, the one who swore on their lives Buhari will never be president, the enemies of the nation, are the ones we are always against here, the ones who voted for the thief/thieves that robbed and looted their life and the lives of their unborn kids for 16 years, and they want them in power again!

For those that voted for the likes of Fela Durotoye, Kingsley Moghalu, Hashim, Sowore, and Madam Oby (before she stepped down) we will always respect you when you talk against what you don't see as right in this government.
Cos we know you meant the best for our darling nation.
But, not fraudsters, who are never ready to work legitimately, those who voted for criminals!

Read more about the Characteristics of Wailers, AKA, Children of hate, perdition and frustration below this thread....!

Nigeria will be great again in our lifetime.

plaindealer:


The fact that you read books doesn't make you a book collector. There's a difference between reading books and book collector.

Bill Gates is not a book collector and he doesn't collect books to sell.

obiekunie2:
with all his money but see the scanty empty book shelves!

I dont how books take offend black man!

Let it be an oyibo man that have the kind of rochas wealth - the whole of that wall would av been covered with book shelves boasting of books that will be worth millions - and a collectors pride!

samdavjustin:
Business is brutal no doubt about it but the reward is worth it that is if you’re successful