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Shortly before Patrice Lumumba was assassinated, his last words were: “Neither brutal assaults, nor cruel mistreatment, nor torture have ever led me to beg for mercy, for I prefer to die with my head held high than to live in slavery”
Sometimes ago, I was having a conversation via WhatsApp with a follower here. she told me she wanted to buy a car, I said how much? she said between 4milion - 10million, I said no problems God will intervene. She got a contract and made more than she needed for the car.
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@von_Bismack Lol... That video paints the high level of tribal and religious sentiments. Imagine it happened in the east, dead body for full everywhere, the army will come beating their chest with praises on their victory... 😂🤣😂
Emefiele is in DSS custody for "possession of Fire am" likely one pistol, but the Nigerian military was captured on camera ordering his comrades to mount guard of honour and allow more than a 100 armed bandits to pass through without qualms.
This is nonsense
When the minorities in the North were crying out thay the Nigerian Army collude with bandits and even drop weapons for them to use in the attack, the military headquarters denied any involvement, but they have been captured on camera giving guard of honour to armed Fulani militia.
There can never be peace without Justice!
They collude.
In 1862, Robert Smalls stole a Confederate Ship and sailed it to Freedom disguised as a captain, freeing his crew and their families.
He also educated himself, became a successful businessman, bought his ex-owners house, and served 5 years in Congress.
A THREAD!
Despite the fact that Congo is the richest country in the world base on its Natural Resources, Congolese women and children migrate or flee violence to other countries in Africa, the Middle East, and Europe, where traffickers exploit them in sex trafficking or forced labor in agriculture, diamond mines, or domestic service.
Most of this forced labor and exploitation are backed by several European companies and countries so they can have access to Congo abundant Natural Resources.
#Africa
Alice Augusta Ball was a chemist who developed the first successful treatment for leprosy.
Her solution was the most effective treatment for more than a quarter-century.
She died young, at only 24, in 1916 but with a lasting legacy.
—Alice Augusta Ball, a pharmaceutical chemist, was born in Seattle, Washington in 1892 to Laura and James P. Ball Jr.
Alice Ball entered the University of Washington and graduated with two degrees in pharmaceutical chemistry in 1912 and pharmacy in 1914. In the fall of 1914, she entered the College of Hawaii (later the University of Hawaii) as a graduate student in chemistry. On June 1, 1915, she was the first African American and the first woman to graduate with a Master of Science degree in chemistry from the University of Hawaii. In the 1914-1915 academic year she also became the first woman to teach chemistry at the institution.
Ball’s major adviser assigned her a research project involving the effect of chaulmooga oil on patients with Hansen disease. Her research developed a successful treatment for those suffering from the disease. At the time of her research Ball became ill. She worked under extreme pressure to produce injectable chaulmooga oil and, according to some observers, became exhausted in the process. Ball returned to Seattle and died at the age of 24 on December 31, 1916. According to her obituary, she suffered injuries from inhaling chlorine gas during a class demonstration in Honolulu.
The chairman of the Chemistry Department at the University of Hawaii continued refining the research work of Ball, treating many patients successfully at Kalaupapa, a special hospital for Hansen disease patients. The “Ball method” continued to be the most effective method of treatment until the 1940s and as late as 1999 one medical journal indicated the “Ball Method” was still being used to treat Hansen disease patients in remote areas.
During her brief lifetime Ball never received the acknowledgement from the medical world for her groundbreaking work in the cure of Hansen disease. After her death the chairman of the University of Hawaii Chemistry Department received recognition. Over time, however, researchers began to learn of Ball’s crucial contribution. In 2000, the University of Hawaii acknowledged Alice A. Ball as one of its most distinguished graduates.