Say you live in Plateau. You’re 25.
And for the past 10 years (just for example) you have seen communities big and small, get attacked by people screaming “Allahu Akbar” & speaking Hausa & Fula.
These communities get WIPED out. At best, driven off their land.
You see pastors
@GenevieveNnaji1 Onyeka Onwenu was part of my childhood. One of the first songs I can remember singing as a child, long before I understood the lyrics was "wait for me" with King Sunny Ade. Rest in Peace Odogwu nwanyi
This video reminded me that I can choose to mind my business because something doesn’t affect me directly, but I speak out anyway because it’s the right thing to do. Watch and understand why it is important to speak up against injustice even if you are not a victim.
West Africa Weekly Aviation Special: What in the world is happening in Nigeria's Aviation Sector? [PART 1]
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@TokunboAdesina@africatechie The data also introduces the bias of "Africa as a country", or perhaps "Africa as an ethnic group" while recognizing "smaller Asian countries" as independent ethnic groups. The data visualised here is clearly as biased as can be.
@TokunboAdesina@africatechie Who are the "African-Americans" in this context? Cos there exists the highly educated "immigrant Africans in America" and the "native Black-Americans". Those are clearly different ethnic groups
@pwajok_jane I also lived with my aunt at NRCRI Kuru quarters. I have only fond memories of Plateau state. I served (NYSC) in Makurdi, Benue State and I felt at home too.
I guess I am allowed to claim #MiddleBelt .
@pwajok_jane I was born in Jos. However, my earliest childhood memories are from our home in K-Vom, I was like 3 years old then. We later moved to Turu. Parts of my primary and secondary education were at NVRI Staff school. Apart from my hometown in Imo, the other place I know as home is Vom
@obyezeks If you back up all documents on your phone or PC, you don't lose them when you click "reset to factory settings", but you could lose every personalized configuration and setting you had on the device, which in this case could be of value in determining if there was malpractice
@obyezeks Depends on the data of interest. If properly backed-up, the data generated during the election should be fine after reconfiguration. But data that could be of legal interest like access and configuration records and settings during the presidential election would be lost.
I’m going to tell my children one day -
In Feb 2023, I obeyed my civic mandate, flew from Abuja to Enugu with this special plastic card, despite being terribly ill, and I joined my people in the most revolutionary historical movement to overhaul a deeply demonic government.