Singapore 🇸🇬 will pay every child born in Singapore $25,000 at birth, $2,000 annually until age 16, and $10,000 at 17 as an education fund.
Every child born in Singapore will receive at least $70,000 from the government by age 17.
Remember, before Singapore Gaddafi did that in Libya 🇱🇾. What did he get? They turned his people against him. France and the USA bombed his country. Libya’s gold reserves were looted.
وزيرة الصحة في أوغندا " سارة ".. تنكرت في زي امراة منقبة
و ذهبت إلى مستشفى حكومي لفحص السكر في الدم فطلبو منها دفع رشوة ،
وعندما رفضت لأن العلاج في المستشفيات الحكومية مجاني ، امتنعوا عن تقديم اي عون لها !
افصحت عن هويتها واعتقلت الجميع
There was a group of Wazungus that came to Kenya for a social experiment on corruption. Within 6 months they had gotten original IDs, passports, DLs and even academic certificates through corruption. Their conclusion was the average Kenyan wouldn’t survive a day in a a corruption free society.
A 72 year-old South Korean man in Japan was arrested for overstaying on his 15-day Visa to the country for 33 years.
He'd been living there since 1993 and nobody noticed until now.
Daniel Olomae Ole Sapit, then 42, accidentally travelled to Pyongyang, North Korea, instead of Pyeongchang, South Korea, in October 2014 due to a booking error by his Nairobi-based travel agent.
Sapit, a Kenyan delegate and Maasai community representative, was heading to a UN biodiversity conference in South Korea. He only realised the mistake as his Air China flight descended into Pyongyang, where he noticed a heavily guarded landscape instead of the developed South Korean city he expected.
Upon landing without a North Korean visa, he was detained and interrogated for more than five hours. After explaining that it was an honest mix-up, authorities fined him $500, forced him to purchase a new ticket and deported him to Beijing.
From Beijing, Sapit rebooked his flight to South Korea and eventually made it to the conference.
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