🇵🇸🇳🇦 “Namibia calls for the Palestinian people's right to self-determination, freedom, and statehood. We further call for an end to the atrocities being committed in Gaza. ”
This reality will continue to annoy the uninformed, the credulous, and the counterrevolutionaries. For them, revolution means violence, and pan-Africanism serves as an excuse.
Is the same one that journalist who are supposed to be dead are appearing in homes of those who want to do regime change
How are we sure, that the so called journalist were not part of the deal to remove Abacha
That’s why I will continue to hammer that it is okay to take complainers out in a serious government
Democracy is for the weak and any nation that welcomes all ideas can never grow
Listen oooooo
Tribalistic mofo
I’m Igbo too, we have the same surname but bro, you’re not okay
What has democracy done for us.
Tomorrow, world leaders return to New York to speak once again about peace, justice, equality and international law.
Seventeen years ago, Muammar Gaddafi stood at that same podium and challenged the contradiction at the heart of the system.
How can nations be equal when five states possess permanent veto power over the rest of humanity?
How can Africa remain without permanent representation on the Security Council?
How can colonialism devastate entire continents without serious accountability, while the powers that built their wealth through that history continue to dominate the institutions supposedly governing the world?
Gaddafi even questioned why the United Nations itself should remain centred permanently in New York rather than rotating between regions of the world.
He did not come to praise the international order.
He came to challenge who had the power to write its rules.
Seventeen years later, the faces have changed. The language has changed. The world itself is moving toward a different balance of power.
But the fundamental question remains:
Will the United Nations represent the nations of the world, or will the world continue to be governed through institutions built around the power of a few?
“In Naira terms, A liter of fuel in Iran cost 38 Naira, in Libya, 32 Naira, in Saudi Arabia 823 Naira, in Nigeria, 1400.
Minimum wage in Iran is 165k Naira, in Libya 210k Naira, in Saudi Arabia1.4 million Naira, in Nigeria 70k”