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| On the Chibok girls. What is satire about this? May be my sense of humour is wack! |
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| Way to go Boris Kodjo! |
This is for the 2000 lives & more lost in Nigeria and the region as a whole. It's been over 6 months since the Chibok girls saga and no news. My heart goes out to the parents and to the families of all the lives lost recently in Nigeria..Cameroon & its army seems to be the only ones bothered about what is happening in the region..And some have even lost their lives..May their soul rest in perfect peace.
As a Cameroonian, I am bit worried about the stability of all the countries around us. Cameroon just seems to be under attack. Breaking News...God Help Us. http://america.aljazeera.com/articles/2015/1/12/boko-haram-attackscameroonmilitarybase.html
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| This doesn't look good! |
African Leaders and World leaders please do something about the instability in Nigeria and West/Central African region as a whole. Who ever is trying to destabilize the region means business!
Hope the bigger Media channels talk about this massacre....and get the facts straight...
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| Is this accurate CNN?? |
OK there are great cartoonists out there...Et P8 Koi??
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| Et P8 Koi?? LOL |
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| I am Nigeria in Hausa |
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| I Am Nigeria in Igbo |
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| I am Nigeria in Yoruba |
#IamTheCameroonianArmy. #ISayNoToMassacre #ISayNoToBeliefBashing #AllLivesMatter #IAmNigeria #RestInPerfectPeace #StopBH
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Our head of states should learn from the EU instead of just being loyal slaves. Charity begins at home. If a mother does not show everyone how much she loves her children no one will show her children love. #AfricaUnite #AfricaStandForYourRights.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this great article Yefon.
Charity really begins at home! We have to tell our own stories! God Help Us
DeleteIt will be wise for us African's to note the term penny wise pound foolish.
ReplyDeleteThe Europeans have this on 24 news hour channels meanwhile all what you say above is barely mentioned in their media. our african presidents too no di try. president of benin was weeping in paris. a shame.
ReplyDeleteWell we have to report our own news and not rely on others!!
Delete2000 African lives are worth less than 17 french lives.....I feel sorry for the people gunned down. thye had families that loved them. what i dont sympathise with is their ideology and line of work and their consistent provocation of extremists without fear of repercurssion. Oh and their double stanhdards. Mocking the holocaust is anti-semit but painting blacks as monkeys and insulting arabs is free speech..double standards BS...SCrew cHARLIE !!
ReplyDeleteHahahaha..Charlie is in trouble oh. Double standards when it comes to freedom of speech!
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Yes I know about it..and I shared it. Had a good chat with the guy working on it!!
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