ademikefaith:
I hate it since I saw d development, facebook never deem it fit for us here despite d incessant attack of boko haram on us here in dis nation. One attack on france it became idolize.


Wait ooooooo, where is mr asari dokunbo? Is he on exile?

belabela:


Really?

So a french life matters more than a Nigerian life?

This is one of the most shameful comments ever made on NL

Can we please have a dislike button on nairaland.

ckmayoca:
Whatever! Since people helped us with BBOG awarenss so if I upload dis, it not a sin.

lasisi69:
End time

Promhize:
It's not a shame, it's not hypocritical and it's not slavery either.

Ciara or some American musician made a song about terrorism and Boko-Haram, how may Nigerian/African artist has done that.

Attacks in Nigeria aren't documented well in Nigeria, the Nigerian government and people alone don't do anything about it. So who's the hypocrite.

Those criticizing Facebook, didn't celebs and powerful people from different countries show support for Nigeria, how many of you in this thread showed support? How did you show support?

Facebook is largely private so mark Zuckerberg and other shareholders can do whatever they like.

Promhize:
It's not a shame, it's not hypocritical and it's not slavery either.

Ciara or some American musician made a song about terrorism and Boko-Haram, how may Nigerian/African artist has done that.

Attacks in Nigeria aren't documented well in Nigeria, the Nigerian government and people alone don't do anything about it. So who's the hypocrite.

Those criticizing Facebook, didn't celebs and powerful people from different countries show support for Nigeria, how many of you in this thread showed support? How did you show support?

Facebook is largely private so mark Zuckerberg and other shareholders can do whatever they like.

neolboy:
Author and TV host, Reno Omokri, has condemned the Paris attacks while urging Africans and Asians to set themselves free from mental slavery.

The former media aide to President Goodluck Jonathan, said it is a display of low self esteem for Africans and Asians to put French flags on their profile as a result of the Paris attacks when they do not put their own nation’s flag on their profile when terrorists attack their own nations.
“Terrorism is evil and condemnable. But we should not only cry when it happens in rich nations. We should treat it the same wherever it occurs. I sympathize with France, but why are Africans and Asians putting French flags on their profile when they do not put their own nation’s flag on their profile when terrorists attack their own nations? Are French lives more precious than their own brothers and sisters who are killed daily by home grown terrorists like the satanic Boko Haram and Al Shabab,” he queried.

The New Media savvy preacher, added that Africans and Asians should stop worshiping the Europeans.
“Africans and Asians should remember the words of Bob Marley and “emancipate yourself from mental slavery”. Terrorism is bad everywhere and not just in Paris. In every area of our lives we exhibit this low self esteem. We celebrate and worship European soccer and denigrate our own leagues. Now we sympathize with European victims of terror and are indifferent to our own victims. In Nigeria there are 1.5 million citizens displaced by terror. Cry for them first my brothers and sisters,” he said on his Facebook post.
The flag of France has adorned Facebook profile of many across the world in solidarity with France over the Paris attacks.


source:www.vanguardngr.com/2015/11/french-flags-on-profile-set-yourselves-free-from-mental-slavery-omokri-charges-nigerians/

playahata:
The question is how much premium did Remo and his former boss place on Nigerian lives?!!

harristo:


This your end time comments go over you one day.

You just carry am for head as if they give you as contract.

adegunwa4real:
Seriously...its annoying I blame the ignorant ones doing it tho! What's so special about d france terror attack compare to the ones witnessed in Nigeria on a daily basis Are those lives better than ours? Yet we are going crazy over em! Slavery level 10!

Herald47:
I used it as my profile picture and i don't regret it because i see the actions,serious and sincerity the at which the french are condemning the terror attack,both their president,prime minister and the citizens,had it been in nigeria,we will be hearing statements like 'an attack on boko haram is an attack on the north' or 'i will make the nation ungovernable'.when gej used ihejirika to dismantle bh,they reported him to amnesty international but we all saw how the french comported themselves when hollandes unleash mayhem on the terrorist.
Team#saynotohypocricy#

playahata:
The question is how much premium did Remo and his former boss place on Nigerian lives?!!