The tragic detainment and torture of a 14 year old boy in 2011 for anti government graffiti, sparked a wave of protests in Syria, ultimately leading to the Syrian civil war.
This is a painful reminder of the impact of injustice on a nation.
What am I really even supposed to say at this point? At this point I'll just reiterate for the benefit of the Yanks on my timeline who wince everytime I call them out:
The puppets installed in Nigeria by your government have charged CHILDREN with TREASON - which carries the death penalty in Nigeria.
Let me repeat myself:
THE US-INSTALLED PUPPET ADMINISTRATION OF DRUG-DEALER-TURNED-AMERICAN-POLITICAL-ASSET "BOLA AHMED TINUBU" IN NIGERIA IS SEEKING TO EXECUTE CHILDREN FOR TAKING PART IN A PROTEST AGAINST HARDSHIP CAUSED BY AMERICAN-DICTATED ECONOMIC 'SHOCK DOCTRINE' POLICIES.
All I can kuku do is shout on Twitter for the benefit of Nigerians who don't care, and foreigners who can't find Nigeria on a map. So here I am again. Shouting.
Into the void. Nobody is listening.
I am deeply disturbed by the sight of young, underage children in an Abuja court—visibly malnourished and in poor health. This disgraceful situation reflects poorly on our country and on President Tinubu’s administration, known for its lack of compassion for citizens.#protest
Despite this reputation, the government persists in denying these children their fundamental rights. Protests against oppression and ineffective governance are not crimes, in Nigeria or elsewhere. We urge international human rights
#Nigeria: Putting minors through these horrifying detentions for participating in protests against hunger and corruption is — so far — one of the deadliest attempts to suppress freedom of assembly. President Bola Tinubu must unconditionally release minors detailed since August:
The Nigerian authorities detained these minors unlawfully — putting them through horrifying experiences — for exercising their right to peaceful protest. Government must release them all — immediately and unconditionally:
So glad to see Hausa language proudly representing Nigeria (JAMHURIYAR TARAYYAR NAJERIYA) alongside the Nigerian flag which is prominently positioned within the yet-to-be officially unveiled BRICS currency.