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lordm:Do you know Bob Denard ? He was not an African, and he wasn't even fighting in a regular, disciplined army. Do you know what Bob Denard did in the Comoros and what he did against Kerekou in Benin ( Dahomey). |
The African captured by NATO /Ukraine forces is protected under the GENEVA CONVENTION. As a reminder : The Geneva Convention relative to the Treatment of Prisoners of War (1949) outlines specific rules for the humane treatment of prisoners of war (POWs). These rules, primarily found in the Third Geneva Convention, mandate that POWs be treated with respect for their person and honor, and protected from violence, intimidation, and public curiosity. They also detail requirements for adequate food, shelter, medical care, and communication with the outside world. Any violation of the captive 's rights amounts to a war crime. |
Looking in a mirror: When Nigeria expelled hundreds of thousands of Ghanaians in 1983. ********** Ai Journal summary . Nigeria did expel a large number of immigrants, primarily from Ghana, in the 1980s. The Expulsion of 1983 ("Ghana Must Go"wink: In January 1983, the Nigerian government under President Shehu Shagari issued an executive order requiring undocumented immigrants to leave the country or face arrest. This led to the expulsion of over two million West African migrants, with about half of them being Ghanaian nationals. The expulsion was triggered by various factors, including the weakening Nigerian economy after the 1970s oil boom, and alleged involvement of foreigners in social and economic problems. Brutality and Difficulties Faced by Expelled Immigrants: Following the expulsion order, many immigrants, especially Ghanaians, faced significant challenges in leaving the country. Ghana's closure of its border with Togo, due to an attempted coup, along with Togo's subsequent closure of its borders with Benin, meant that many Ghanaians were stranded in Benin, struggling to find transportation home. There were reports of border closures, refugees being stranded, and looting of warehouses due to inadequate supplies. Some refugees also reported being robbed or having their vehicles smashed. Ghanaian leader, Flight Lieutenant Jerry Rawlings, reportedly denounced the expulsions as well as "reported incidents of brutality". Context and Aftermath: The 1983 expulsion is considered one of the most iconic migration episodes in West African history, highlighting the complex relationship between economic hardship, nationalism, and regional migration. The large checkered bags used by the departing immigrants to carry their belongings became known as "Ghana Must Go" bags. Here are some key details: 1983 Expulsion: In January 1983, President Shehu Shagari issued an executive order requiring all undocumented immigrants to leave Nigeria or face arrest. Scale of the expulsion: Over two million West African migrants were deported, including about one million Ghanaian nationals. Reasons for the expulsion: Immigration Law: Some sources suggest the action was in line with Nigeria's 1963 immigration law. Impact: "Ghana Must Go" Bags: The expulsion led to many migrants using large, checkered bags to carry their belongings, which became known as "Ghana Must Go" bags. Humanitarian Concerns: The rapid nature of the expulsions raised humanitarian concerns, and there were reports of thousands of Ghanaians dying at the border. Conclusion ? Well, when you talk about South Africa, let's be honest and remember that we did it too, may be worse than what the Zulu did. grin |
Looking in a mirror: When Nigeria expelled hundreds of thousands of Ghanaians in 1983. ********** Ai Journal summary . Nigeria did expel a large number of immigrants, primarily from Ghana, in the 1980s. The Expulsion of 1983 ("Ghana Must Go" :In January 1983, the Nigerian government under President Shehu Shagari issued an executive order requiring undocumented immigrants to leave the country or face arrest. This led to the expulsion of over two million West African migrants, with about half of them being Ghanaian nationals. The expulsion was triggered by various factors, including the weakening Nigerian economy after the 1970s oil boom, and alleged involvement of foreigners in social and economic problems. Brutality and Difficulties Faced by Expelled Immigrants: Following the expulsion order, many immigrants, especially Ghanaians, faced significant challenges in leaving the country. Ghana's closure of its border with Togo, due to an attempted coup, along with Togo's subsequent closure of its borders with Benin, meant that many Ghanaians were stranded in Benin, struggling to find transportation home. There were reports of border closures, refugees being stranded, and looting of warehouses due to inadequate supplies. Some refugees also reported being robbed or having their vehicles smashed. Ghanaian leader, Flight Lieutenant Jerry Rawlings, reportedly denounced the expulsions as well as "reported incidents of brutality". Context and Aftermath: The 1983 expulsion is considered one of the most iconic migration episodes in West African history, highlighting the complex relationship between economic hardship, nationalism, and regional migration. The large checkered bags used by the departing immigrants to carry their belongings became known as "Ghana Must Go" bags. Here are some key details: 1983 Expulsion: In January 1983, President Shehu Shagari issued an executive order requiring all undocumented immigrants to leave Nigeria or face arrest. Scale of the expulsion: Over two million West African migrants were deported, including about one million Ghanaian nationals. Reasons for the expulsion: Immigration Law: Some sources suggest the action was in line with Nigeria's 1963 immigration law. Impact: "Ghana Must Go" Bags: The expulsion led to many migrants using large, checkered bags to carry their belongings, which became known as "Ghana Must Go" bags. Humanitarian Concerns: The rapid nature of the expulsions raised humanitarian concerns, and there were reports of thousands of Ghanaians dying at the border. Conclusion ? Well, when you talk about South Africa, let's be honest and remember that we did it too, may be worse than what the Zulu did. ![]() |
No more distraction. Thanks to president Trump, no U.S. ambassador is harassing African countries on LGBTQ rights. No more of those ambassadors who are coming to our continent and asking us to allow gay rights. The Obama and Biden administrations were extremely disrespectful toward our cultural heritage. We congratulate Donald J. Trump on stopping the shameful mess. Hail to the Chief. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VFhgdZOP9Fk&list=RDVFhgdZOP9Fk&start_radio=1 |
The money stolen is 1.8 million U.S dollars. Not a big deal in countries like Ivory Coast where the speaker of the House stole 1 billion US dollars . The guys never went to prison , no-one asked nothing. |
![]() Elon did not see the banana peel on the floor when he was attacking president Trump. He slid on it and ziiiiiiip ! Trump said he told the New York Times about Musk’s alleged drug use, presidential biographer claims
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chiiraq802:We in Nigeria brutally kicked foreigners out in the 1980s . Do you remember the scenes in the streets of Lagos where Africans were chased down at marketplaces, their stores burned down? Hundreds were brutally hauled and packed on trucks outside of the country. They were accused of engaging in criminal activities. |
Great move. Once you are done , amend that homosexual constitution. It is embarrassing to all of us Africans. Ban LGBTQ+ the same way Uganda did. Story by Garrin Lambley |
Another big time shame. Always embarrassing the nation. Wy even deport him ? keep the MOFO in jail for at least 10 years before deporting him. Source https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1FQVmJyczk/
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If the sons of slaves did not learn the lesson of April 12, 1980 then C.i.C Samuel K Doe will be the minimum. No more Americo Liberian dynasty spitting on native Africans A snapshot https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xKAlj2MZ3Zg |
The United States survived the Soviet Union and Nazism. Not only that, it just took a strike of a pen of the U.S. president to get drop two atomic bombs were dropped on Japan , more than 100 000 people died in a blink of an eye. The United States has powerful allies around the world ( all E.U governments and other governments ).. Does Elon Musk get the message? He is just one individual. Too vulnerable. |
Who were the attackers ? Were they terrorists or not ? Why did they target innocent civilians? Was that hotel a legitimate military target ? Who was ruling in Palestine at that time ? Just wondering !
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Two things to think about. See the attached pictures.
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After attacking the peace-loving peoples of Gaza, Syria, Lebanon and Yemen and Iran , warmonger Netanyahu is zeroing on Turkey , you bet. He will attack Turkey , once this is done, the fool will attack the United States for the latter not having helped Israel that much in the war with Iran. |
As a reminder, late John McCain who was a senator from Arizona was born on an army base just like this young Jamaican. Research shows that " John McCain was born on a U.S. military base. He was born on August 29, 1936, at a U.S. Navy hospital located at Coco Solo Naval Air Station in the Panama Canal Zone, which was then considered an unincorporated territory of the United States, according to Wikipedia. His father was a Navy officer. " US soldier’s son, born on Army base in Germany, is deported to Jamaica Story by Josh DuBose • 20h • 3 min read KTLA " — A man born to an active-duty member of the United States military on an Army base in Germany in 1986 before coming to the states as a child was deported last week to Jamaica, a country he’s never been to, according to a report by The Austin Chronicle. Jermaine Thomas, whose Jamaican-born dad became a U.S. citizen during his 18-year military career, spent much of his early life moving from base to base with his father and mother, the latter a citizen of Kenya at the time of his birth. " Source: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/us-soldier-s-son-born-on-army-base-in-germany-is-deported-to-jamaica/ar-AA1HyLqe?ocid=msedgntp&pc=HCTS&cvid=96f8e92d43b349218a0762a953f64a90&ei=12
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This is how Israel is manipulating the United States to achieve goals. Don't be surprised if Hamas, Hezbollah or the Houthis are accused of having attacked the interests of the United States and other NATO countries.
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LA is fun as were speaking. Government by the people for the people. They might tow the presidential limo one day. ![]()
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It took an iron fist to rid Ghana of a rotten status quo. " Names, Faces and Profiles of the 8 Generals Executed by Jerry Rawlings of Ghana During the first military administration of Jerry Rawlings in Ghana, an unprecedented action was taken; three former Military Heads of State and five generals were executed by firing squad on charges of corruption. Where these persons given fair hearing by the military court martial that tried them? This and more questions have been asked in relation to the execution. This videos presents to you the names, faces and profiles of the generals ". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0GvsdAnrUwY |
President Putin with a Sword in his hand The French and imperialist E.U are whining about Africa being " conquered by Russia ". They forgot Russia defended Africans in the decolonization process, when Europe was working hard to keep the status quo.
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Somebody found an opportunity to rip off believers ! ![]() Pastor Jeremiah Now Selling “Jerusalem Sand” for $500 Amid Israel War with IranSource : https://www.facebook.com/share/p/192yMchwph/
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Iranians said the swords were already sharpened, time to use them _____________ Newsflash Naija Chronicles 15 h · BREAKING | IRAN RESPONDS: “We Were Ready — And We Will Strike Back!” 🇮🇷 In a bold and defiant move, Iran has fired back after the U.S. reportedly launched airstrikes on its nuclear facilities. They claim the West has “fallen for a decoy” and assert that Tehran is firmly in control of its uranium and strategic resources. Key Takeaways from Iran’s Fiery Response: "They struck smoke!" — Iranian officials assert that they had already moved all critical nuclear materials as early as March, making the recent attacks futile. "This war didn’t surprise us" — Tehran insists it was fully prepared for this conflict, stating: “We had already sharpened our swords — now the time has come to draw them!” "The enemy is deluded" — Iran believes the Western coalition is overconfident, vowing a retaliation that will be so significant that it will be etched in history. “This is the land of revolution” — The statement concludes with a chilling reminder: every action will be "calculated, faithful, and unforgettable." What’s Next? As global tensions escalate, all eyes are on Iran’s anticipated response. The Red Sea, Gulf region, and key Western positions could be in jeopardy. Is this a turning point — or the beginning of something much more perilous? SOURCE: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/19JsvmPnHG/
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The west will use India , Taiwan and Pakistan to attack China. Once the Chinese are crippled, the Westerners will fully invade Russia. After Russia, no-one else will be left to help Africans. It will be like the 1600s , when they came to capture slaves in Africa. They are coming back. |
Every time one asks people when is Nigeria going to get its Intercontinental ballistic missile system to defend itself Tinubu is like
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Taking down the Iranian supreme leader will not solve any problem. Take a look, Iran has 92 million people, many of them hate the U.S. due the 1953 coup . " The U.S. and Britain orchestrated a coup in Iran in 1953, August 15-19, which overthrew the democratically elected Prime Minister Mohammad Mosaddegh. This event, known as the 1953 Iranian coup d'état, involved the CIA and British intelligence services, and resulted in the reinstallation of Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi as the ruler of Iran ". Who knows what would happen if the Iranian regime feels that it is on the brink of a total collapse. |
With all the drama about immigrants out there in the U.S. ICE ( Immigration and Customs Enforcement) agents might mistakenly detain U.S. Vice president's wife one day. She is of Indian origins. He will jump in and punch them you bet. ![]()
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Fight your war without America's help. Keep in mind Russia might help Iran , so might Pakistan, and China, so might Turkey and Iraq. almost 70 % of Iraq's 47 million people are Shia , the prime minister is Shia and the President is a Sunni Kurd. Do you think all those folks are Israel's friends? Good luck. |
Whole buildings turned into rubble, death tools rising, hospitals and residential properties wiped out, hundreds of men, women and children killed , the manslaughter continues. Meanwhile someone wants Iran and country of 90 million believers to give up. See the whole report : https://www.cnn.com/2025/06/19/world/video/israel-iran-civilian-death-toll-investigation-digvid
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Whether you support Iran or not, remember Israel provided nuclear weapons to the Apartheid regime, to protect the genocidal White supremacists from Key Frontline States (Angola, Botswana, Lesotho, Mozambique, Swaziland, Tanzania, Zambia, and Zimbabwe) and any other distant African country that would dare put boots on the ground to invade. Frontline countries, located in southern Africa, provided refuge, training, and logistical support to anti-apartheid liberation movements like the African National Congress (ANC). On the other hand, Ayatollah Khomeini - ( not Ali Khamenei ) the leader of the Iranian revolution said in 1979, Iran would never ever recognize the racist South African regime and the Zionist state of Israel.
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