@thinkingwest Slavery was ended because with all the revolts across the Caribbean islands, Haiti, in particular against the French, it was no longer sustainable or profitable.
They didn't end it out of the goodness of the kind hearts.
@ShehuSani In order for a country or nation to progress forward, it needs to fully understand its past.
This is particularly true in Nigerias' case. The former colonisers still have a vice grip on the country through a variety of ways, and it is preventing the country progress.
The Daily Telegraph, April 16, 2016, on the eve of the official EU referendum campaign starting. Again, the promise that saving the NHS was central to the Leave campaign, there in black, white, blue and gold.
@ikwoibiam Hi Ikwo, This out of the blue
I saw a picture of your mum, which I confirmed with my mum and I just kept searching.
My name is Chima Olugh, named after your dad. I still live I London.
My number is +44 7958 258679.
Nigeria, and Africa need to develop a plan, urgently, to boost local vaccine production and reduce Africa’s dependence on foreign nations for immunisations.
@akin_adesina@WHO@AfricaCDC
Global vaccines’ and travel apartheid against Africa are endangering lives, hurting economies, lives, jobs and livelihoods, from a pandemic Africa did not cause. End the apartheid. Respect Africa! @WHO@antonioguterres
COVID.
Afghanistan withdrawal.
Delta Variant.
Hurricanes.
Fires.
Tornados.
Biblical Rain.
Flooding.
Beginning to feel like the Egyptians got off easy with locusts and frogs. 🐸
In retaliation to Twitters freezing of President Buharis account over his vile comments, the Nigerian government suspends Twitter operations and announces it on Twitter.
https://t.co/l200KDIhBv
COVID-19 mortality for people of Black African, Black Caribbean and Asian ethnicity is significantly higher than in white people.
Adhere to the important public health messages. If invited to have the vaccine DO GO FOR IT.
Passing on the culture baton mentoring symposium with @RussellAmpofo @RCoANews
@toytem1 @ExxonMobil_UK@COlugh and Olawale Oladugbewo.
Register at https://t.co/Uigd7lETSI
📅8th Dec, 2020
⏰7pm.
See details:
Well done and congratulations to president- elect Joe Biden, and vice president-elect Kamala Harris.
Power to the 1st black female vice president of the USA.