₦airaland Forum

isaiah4life:
If an naija, dem for don give am run. Naija! Naija!! If you rule dem for two days, you go tire for dem.

Ask Buhari, he knows better.

Explorers:
North Koreans have been banned from laughing or drinking for 11 days to mark the tenth anniversary of former leader Kim Jong Il's death.

Government authorities have ordered the public to not show any signs of happiness while North Korea commemorates his death.

Kim Jong Il ruled North Korea from 1994 until his death in 2011, and was then succeeded by his third and youngest son, current leader Kim Jong Un.

Now, ten years after his death, North Koreans are being forced to observe the 11-day period of mourning where they are not allowed to laugh or drink alcohol.

'During the mourning period, we must not drink alcohol, laugh or engage in leisure activities,' a North Korean from the northeastern border city of Sinuiju told Radio Free Asia (RFA).

Photo

People gather at an event for the 10th anniversary of the death of North Korean leader Kim Jong Il in Pyongyang, North Korea, on Wednesday.

At midday Friday, as a siren blared for three minutes, North Koreans across the country fell silent and bowed in respect for Kim Jong Il.


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10320707/Kim-Jong-dons-trademark-trenchcoat-ceremony-marking-tenth-anniversary-fathers-death.html?ito=social-facebook

Explorers:
North Koreans have been banned from laughing or drinking for 11 days to mark the tenth anniversary of former leader Kim Jong Il's death.

Government authorities have ordered the public to not show any signs of happiness while North Korea commemorates his death.

Kim Jong Il ruled North Korea from 1994 until his death in 2011, and was then succeeded by his third and youngest son, current leader Kim Jong Un.

Now, ten years after his death, North Koreans are being forced to observe the 11-day period of mourning where they are not allowed to laugh or drink alcohol.

'During the mourning period, we must not drink alcohol, laugh or engage in leisure activities,' a North Korean from the northeastern border city of Sinuiju told Radio Free Asia (RFA).

Photo

People gather at an event for the 10th anniversary of the death of North Korean leader Kim Jong Il in Pyongyang, North Korea, on Wednesday.

At midday Friday, as a siren blared for three minutes, North Koreans across the country fell silent and bowed in respect for Kim Jong Il.


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10320707/Kim-Jong-dons-trademark-trenchcoat-ceremony-marking-tenth-anniversary-fathers-death.html?ito=social-facebook

Okeedu:
Actually this can't work in Nigeria,thank God that that's their problem

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Righteousness2:
When you hear and see some Decrees of mere men , you begin to imagine how things would have been if men were GOD.

Thank you LORD JESUS! You alone is GOD, LORD and KING.

Sleekfingers:
A country that's far better than your country.....a country with stable electricity, portable water, good transportation network, schools , hospitals, and life expectancy is higher than this useless country called nigeria.

roqrules04:
This can't happen in my country. .na all these IG comedians go spoil am

HellVictorinho3:
Why can't North Koreans tell the world the truth if it's a lie?

aluyapreston:
you will just open your mouth like a fool. Which electricity? and per life expectancy, which kind of life will I be living when it is dictated by people. they dictate what I watch, where I go to, if I can travel and if I can use menstrual pad or not. You have never been in that country so don't say rubbish because you don't know how foolish and outstandingly stupid you sound right now

Explorers:
North Koreans have been banned from laughing or drinking for 11 days to mark the tenth anniversary of former leader Kim Jong Il's death.

Government authorities have ordered the public to not show any signs of happiness while North Korea commemorates his death.

Kim Jong Il ruled North Korea from 1994 until his death in 2011, and was then succeeded by his third and youngest son, current leader Kim Jong Un.

Now, ten years after his death, North Koreans are being forced to observe the 11-day period of mourning where they are not allowed to laugh or drink alcohol.

'During the mourning period, we must not drink alcohol, laugh or engage in leisure activities,' a North Korean from the northeastern border city of Sinuiju told Radio Free Asia (RFA).

Photo

People gather at an event for the 10th anniversary of the death of North Korean leader Kim Jong Il in Pyongyang, North Korea, on Wednesday.

At midday Friday, as a siren blared for three minutes, North Koreans across the country fell silent and bowed in respect for Kim Jong Il.


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10320707/Kim-Jong-dons-trademark-trenchcoat-ceremony-marking-tenth-anniversary-fathers-death.html?ito=social-facebook

blowjohn:
But when america tried to discourage a country such as this frm having nuclear weapons u guys will say america shud leave them alone.

Imagine nuclear weapons in the hands of such a country. They will start oppressing other countries

Explorers:
North Koreans have been banned from laughing or drinking for 11 days to mark the tenth anniversary of former leader Kim Jong Il's death.

Government authorities have ordered the public to not show any signs of happiness while North Korea commemorates his death.

Kim Jong Il ruled North Korea from 1994 until his death in 2011, and was then succeeded by his third and youngest son, current leader Kim Jong Un.

Now, ten years after his death, North Koreans are being forced to observe the 11-day period of mourning where they are not allowed to laugh or drink alcohol.

'During the mourning period, we must not drink alcohol, laugh or engage in leisure activities,' a North Korean from the northeastern border city of Sinuiju told Radio Free Asia (RFA).

Photo

People gather at an event for the 10th anniversary of the death of North Korean leader Kim Jong Il in Pyongyang, North Korea, on Wednesday.

At midday Friday, as a siren blared for three minutes, North Koreans across the country fell silent and bowed in respect for Kim Jong Il.


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10320707/Kim-Jong-dons-trademark-trenchcoat-ceremony-marking-tenth-anniversary-fathers-death.html?ito=social-facebook

mikemodel24:
Have you been there before. The last documentary I got about the country show the citizens are happy nice infrastructure. The only thing is they don't know what life is like outside there country.
And yeah they have a better electricity

Righteousness2:
When you hear and see some Decrees of mere men , you begin to imagine how things would have been if men were GOD.

Thank you LORD JESUS! You alone is GOD, LORD and KING.

HellVictorinho3:
Perhaps you're not informed. Allow me:

The citizens are organized in a very strict cadre or caste system. There are very few elites amongst the estimated 25 million population.

Poverty and self reliance is a major tool for social control. Nothing comes from the government but everything belongs to them.

There are hardly any cellphones. Local calls are expensive and are thoroughly monitored. You think international calls can be made presto?! Think again.

No social media. Infact, no media at all. The 3 tv stations are government controlled. The radio station is as well. The government does a great work in brainwashing them. They can't think like you think. A great number of North Koreans don't know that there's life outside Korea. They don't have Google or Facebook or anything. Foreign media is BANNED. Some of these people have never watched Home Alone.
You heard of a North Korean killed for smuggling in Squid Games. Perhaps you thought it was a ruse?!

Defection attracts severe punishment and the thing about being in the government's bad books is that, your family up to the third generation is affected as well. Your already low caste system or social rank is brought further down and this robs your lineage the opportunity of ever rising to the top.

There are a few defectors who have survived to tell the tale. 'In order to Live' is a book written by one young brave girl who escaped in 2007. It's available for download online.

You think Nigeria has epileptic power supply? At least you get to use some of that power in your homes. In North Korea, the little power they have is used proportionately to run their government statutes, military and nuclear establishments, electric fences surrounding the borders. It is severe punishment in a labour camp for up to six months if one is caught in possession of a microwave.

So back to your question, "Why can't North Koreans tell the world the truth if it's a lie?"

They are not silent. Few have been speaking out and will continue to speak. You're simply UNINFORMED!

Why can't North Koreans tell the world the truth if it's a lie?

starbuck:
If I am a citizen in the country, I would have been sanctioned by now because the law itself is funny




Na this kind President dey make Buhari look like a Saint

Teechawa:
Nigerians will pull religious and tribal sentiments into it. That will kill the move.

Ayobami7:
If fake news could have a name it will be this piece of trash

So I should believe this because a "source" said so?
There many foreign media in NK none reported this "news" but a source decided to tell the world
But who cares? As far it's North Korea it is true

ChiefSosa:
Lol, I don't think so! I don't even think North koreans know what Nigeria/Nigerians mean. People can only visit/tour some places (government sanctioned), but only North koreans are allowed to live there.

psucc:
That's obtainable where people are "followers".

Dem for kee we finish for Nigeria