KushyKush:
Nigerians are dying both home and abroad yet our president couldn't even say anything about these attacks.

If you voted buhari during the elections, read this well.


It will never be well with you and your family.

Gartol:
Ungrateful bastards

tamonokare:
The good old days.

Didijiji:
Compare the old school and the supposed modern school below

iwantolive:
Deno has won my heart today with this savage reply...

fadamekus:

KEEP DREAMING BUT THE EARLYER YOU WAKE UP FROM YOUR DREAM THE EARLYER THE BETTER

Immabong:
GIVEAWAY FOR PARENTS:

Dear parents, download either;

1. Tynker.

2. Hopscotch app.

3. Scratch.

4. Microsoft TouchDevelop.

5. Blockly.

6. Alice.

For your children, so they can learn the basics of programming through games and puzzles.

drizslim:
One day, Nigeria will be GREAT Again.. Say No to Xenophobia, Afrophobia, No to Anarchy, Chaos, Murder. GOD help us all.

KushyKush:
Nigerians are dying both home and abroad yet our president couldn't even say anything about these attacks.

If you voted buhari during the elections, read this well.


It will never be well with you and your family.

Rapmoney:
Tafawa Balewa was a tribalist!

AnanseK:


Can you elaborate or is it the weed talking?

Wanity:
For the past four years now I have not seen 5 naira note with my eyes

Wanity:
For the past four years now I have not seen 5 naira note with my eyes

ednut1:
Moral of the story. Do not help people. African countries have shown they need to be colonized till eternity

Raymondreigns:
I didn't read the story because I was in a hurry to be FTC so bros wey dey up ..well done..
Anyways let's I have nothing to say because I Neva expected it

KushyKush:
Nigerians are dying both home and abroad yet our president couldn't even say anything about these attacks.

If you voted buhari during the elections, read this well.


It will never be well with you and your family.

KushyKush:
Nigerians are dying both home and abroad yet our president couldn't even say anything about these attacks.

If you voted buhari during the elections, read this well.


It will never be well with you and your family.

KushyKush:
Nigerians are dying both home and abroad yet our president couldn't even say anything about these attacks.

If you voted buhari during the elections, read this well.


It will never be well with you and your family.

KushyKush:
Nigerians are dying both home and abroad yet our president couldn't even say anything about these attacks.

If you voted buhari during the elections, read this well.


It will never be well with you and your family.

ThatFairGuy:
Lousy idiot. I voted PMB and it shall be well with me and my family. Use your head
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ThatFairGuy:
Lousy idiot. I voted PMB and it shall be well with me and my family. Use your head
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KushyKush:
Nigerians are dying both home and abroad yet our president couldn't even say anything about these attacks.

If you voted buhari during the elections, read this well.


It will never be well with you and your family.

ntyce:
Growing up in Abeokuta we had lots of South African neighbors, some were students of University of Ibadan, most were authors....
When Mandela was released, the whole neighborhood was ecstatic, we all sang Nkosi sikeleli Africa.....
Thinking, they will in turn treat as this bad is really pathetic....

garetz:
All African countries contributed in liberating black south Africans from apartheid but if they had known they were fighting for a group of Savage animals, they would have just allowed the whites to continue caging and taming the wild beasts

9jaRealist:



In fact, Nigeria did economic harm to itself in the course of Africa’s COLLECTIVE struggle for South African liberation - expelling/nationalizing UK and US businesses in Nigeria (Barclays, Standard, Chase, BP, Esso, etc.), blocking direct investment into a Nigeria by several Western companies doing business in Apartheid South Africa, and refusing to sell crude oil to or trade with nations deemed friendly with the Apartheid regime. All of these had a long-lasting (and some would argue, probably still has a) residual effect on the Nigerian economy.

This was in addition to military and non-military support for the ANC and other freedom fighters, material support in form of cash and supplies (including the Southern African Relief Fund, which mandated the deduction of a certain percentage of the wages/earnings of every working Nigerian towards the acquisition/distribution of relief material/supplies to South African exiles), educational and capacity-building support in the form of university scholarships and so on, diplomatic support in the form of the standing UN Committee Against Apartheid that was championed and chaired throughout its existence (bar a couple of years) by Nigeria, as well as accommodating South African exiles in Nigeria (including Thambo Mbeki and, in the initial days of the anti-Apartheid struggle, the late great Madiba Nelson Mandela).

Even though these events occurred well before my time, I do not believe that Nigeria did it with any expectation of reciprocity, but rather for what Nigerians believed was their “manifest destiny” (with a population at the time that amounted to 1 in every 4 Africans and 1 in about every 5 black persons being Nigerian) underpinned by a philosophy regarded that injustice and oppression of black people anywhere is the oppression of all of us. That’s why Nigeria paid the salaries of Antiguan civil servants in the West Indies, endowed HBCUs in the US, supplied crude oil to several African nations at a significant price discount, donated to minority communities after the Brixton Riots in the UK, etc.
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Eteka1:
You are nothing but a fool. The Government has condemned the attacks, summoned the South African High Commissioner in Nigeria to register a protest and has also sent a Special Envoy to South Africa. The matter is being handled at that level, do you want the President to start screaming like a mad man on the streets?