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RealLordZeus: No 75% of Canadian export goes to the US Canada will feel more due to over reliance on US |
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Small yash dey shake |
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Stephen0mozzy: He was probably part of those who have erroneous believe about Nigeria He lost license and not certificate. Must he live in the US? 2 Likes |
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guysbewise: It is the fault of the lecturer, before the coming of internet or AI, lazy students also lift assignments from textbooks word for word. |
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ednut1: May God forbid It is just an empathy and curiosity |
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![]() I wonder how they do it Since they are allowed to do exams and have higher education, are they permitted to have sex? |
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Ethnic Tutsis are found in both Rwanda and DRC, they occupied Eastern part of DRC which is next to Rwanda. So they see themselves as one. It was the colonial masters that partition the ethnic Tutsis into two countries; Eastern DRC and Rwanda. The DRC government wants to control the natural resources in the Eastern DRC and push the Tsusis into Rwanda. The hutus that carried out genocide against the Tsusis in Rwanda in 1994 have settled in DRC, so Rwanda sees them as threat, then uses the M23 rebels against them. This military rebel group, which consists mainly of ethnic Tutsis, broke away from the Congolese army just over ten years ago. In 2012, the rebels carried out a major offensive and captured Goma. However, the M23 rebellion was crushed by the army in 2013, and the fighters and their leaders fled to Uganda and Rwanda, Titeca explained. A negotiated peace agreement — seen as a crucial step towards ending the violence in eastern Congo, including the integration of the M23 into the Congolese army — has not been implemented. The M23 group accuses the Congolese authorities of failing to combat the Rwandan Hutu rebels who settled in eastern Congo after the Rwandan genocide in 1994, as well as other armed groups that pose a threat to Congolese Tutsis. "The resurgence of the M23 must be seen as a reflection of the deteriorating relations between Kinshasa and Kigali," Titeca added. Despite previous denials, Rwanda earlier this week rejected calls by the US for it to withdraw troops and missile systems, saying the military installments are in eastern DRC to defend Rwanda from the FDLR (Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda), an armed rebel group whose members include alleged perpetrators of the 1994 Rwandan genocide in which nearly a million Tutsi were killed by Hutu militias. Many of them later fled to Congo to avoid facing justice in Rwanda The M23 group has always served as a vehicle to protect Rwandan interests in eastern Congo," said Kristof Titeca, conflict researcher for Central and East Africa at the University of Antwerp. He told DW that Rwanda has political, security and economic interests in the DRC. "Rwanda sees the FDLR as a major threat to its security," Titeca said. "The Congolese army is collaborating with the FDLR, that angers Kigali." |
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Paraman: He wants to sacrifice innocent souls for his political ambition 2 Likes |
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I think Nigeria is treating the conflict as regional issue 4 Likes |
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How is car painting? |
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The young guy would stay in power till he becomes old and then people would be tired of him and call for coup again. Paul biya, gadafi others started very young 19 Likes |
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Ok Tell FRSC to stop rolling out plate numbers that fade 40 Likes |
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Some sold properties to travel to US then back to square 1 |
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A report has revealed that 3,690 Nigerians are among over 1.4 million noncitizens with final deportation orders in the US. https://www.facebook.com/share/19jFDFixYw/?mibextid=rS40aB7S9Ucbxw6v The latest data from the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has revealed that as of November 2024, 3,690 Nigerians are among the 1,445,549 noncitizens on ICE’s non-detained docket with final orders of removal. This positions Nigeria among the countries with significant representation in the deportation statistics, though far behind nations like Mexico, which leads with 252,044 individuals. Other African nations included in the report are Angola with 662 individuals, Benin with 102, and Algeria with 306, reflecting a broader trend of African nationals among those facing deportation orders. The ICE report highlights challenges in enforcing these orders, particularly due to legal and humanitarian considerations, such as asylum protections and international agreements. The report underscores the complexity of addressing immigration issues while respecting human rights and international protocols.
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Nice one after all lagos received less than 50 % of total vat generated from the state 1 Like |
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China to the world 23 Likes 3 Shares |
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This is too bad 4 Likes |
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Does whole contribute more should be given more |
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I hope this will not affect those who Japa 30 Likes 3 Shares |
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