“I don’t owe Nigeria anything.”
“Nigeria hasn’t done anything for me.”
But you attended a public University in Nigeria, paid N10,000 per year, wrote an exam and now practice as a Medical Doctor in Canada 🇨🇦 or teach in a University in England 🏴.
OKAY. I hear you👍🏽
De nombreux Camerounais francophones restent indifférents aux injustices que leur gouvernement inflige à la communauté anglophone. Pourtant, il est crucial qu’ils reconnaissent l’importance de prendre position contre l’oppression. #anglphonecrisis#dialogue@MicheleNdoki@hrw
Ce n’est qu’en reconnaissant et en abordant ces problèmes qu’ils pourront s’assurer un avenir dans lequel ils seront traités avec dignité et respect, quelle que soit leur origine, leur tribu ou leur statut social.
@africatechie@Elysee@BBCAfrica@iamlibianca
The displacement of Cameroon Anglophone communities is a tragedy. These people deserve safety, security, and a home. Most humanitarian organisations have forgotten about the crisis and the need to assist. #HelpTheDisplaced#Refugees@UNRefugeeAgency@BBCAfrica@NRC_Egeland@nrc
The suffering of the Anglophone people in Cameroon is not just a statistic; it’s a reality that demands our attention & action. The international community must increase pressure on the Cameroonian government to resolve the Anglophone crisis through dialogue.@Elysee@GermanyDiplo
I stand with the people of Anglophone Cameroon in their quest for justice, peace, & a brighter future. The media should play a crucial role in bringing attention to the crisis. The world needs to know what’s happening.
@BBCAfrica@hrw@daddyhope@sergehopejordan@CNNAfrica@UN
As we observe World Refugee Day 2024 with the theme "Hope away from home – a world where refugees are always included," let us reaffirm our resilience & commitment to building inclusive communities. Together, we can forge brighter futures & contribute meaningfully wherever we are
I Witnessed a remarkable display of democracy in action during South Africa’s elections. A model for inclusivity and peaceful expression. Check out my reflections on this vibrant process. #SouthAfricaElections#DemocracyInAction@ChrisFomunyoh@daddyhope
https://t.co/9fHECHr34b
With unwavering determination, South Africans are charting their courses and those of future generations in a truly inspiring way. Thank you, South Africa 🙏
#southafricadecides#democracy#observer
While some African nations like #Senegal have young & vibrant leadership, it seems that others such as #Cameroon are mired in stagnation with no clear plan for succession or governance improvements on the horizon - instead relying on tired old figures
@daddyhope@sergehopejordan
I will leave these 2 pictures here for posterity. Waiting to see how Paul Biya of Cameroon will send congratulations to his son. He should have been on retirement, but no! He must die there.
#Senegal#Bassirou#Democracy#Africa
Emmanuel Efang a.k.a General Big Number's body is still lying at the Guzang market. He was removed from a hospital after sustaining injuries and murdered by the military forces of #Cameroon. He needs to be laid to rest.
#Endtheanglophonecrisis#Justice#EndTheOccupation
The song that won the grammys over @davido 's "unavailable."
Once again, Nigerians did a lot of free publicity for the Grammys. At least @burnaboy got to perform for the audience.
Congratulations 🎊 @Tyllaaaaaaa you made Africa proud.
https://t.co/g8hiydzm9j