Politicians rig elections in order to get the opportunity to rig the courts with judges ready to help them, contends Chidi Anselm Odinkalu On 17 August, 1980, the 6th Commonwealth Law Conference https://t.co/tcVRIorOt9
#MassAtrocitiesSummit2023:
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Thank you everyone who lifted up my family’s story! Thank you to all of the amazing foster moms out there sharing the love with me! Please check out our documentary that we are filming about my foster family’s journey. All input and support is welcome! https://t.co/thJldQgndt
There's undercover and there's deep undercover.
Journalist @fisayosoyombo's method of uncovering wrongdoing is to experience it first hand, including finding his way into a Nigerian prison.
Watch the full conversation: https://t.co/fVKbGiR2Cq
#sirharrysummit@EdWilliamsUK
In Ondo town, Ondo State, a 14-year-old boy, identified as Ayomide Adeghalu, was tortured to death by the personnel of the state security outfit — Amotekun — over missing N500. https://t.co/aJZDXYOeNC
When I tell you Europeans will align with the very worst people in Africa, to stem the flow of migrants;
Believe me.
(These are your beloved Italian neo-fascists, who will "save Africa from France". If you like, continue being stupid).
https://t.co/pCE9lGeJg2
If you don't do any other thing today, pls read this story of #Justice4Chinazam & see how far @Shell_Nigeria can go to ensure #Nigerian children are expendable.... assisted by the most high-priced members of @NigBarAssoc.
https://t.co/QHRIv7RSK2
The MIT Center for International Studies (CIS) and MIT-Africa has partnered with TRUE Africa University (TAU) to host a 7-week webinar series focused on various aspects of sustainable development in Africa.
Thursday May 18 @ 12pm EST https://t.co/8ejsA77n6H. @ClaudeGrunitzky 🙌🏾✍🏾
Pro-Democracy activists in Sudan have lost confidence in the US (and its wishy washy attitude towards "democracy" in Africa).
It will take Nigerian pro-democracy activists a bit of time to get to that point - but they are well into that journey.
Churches abroad are probably doing more for our brethren in Middle belt and Northern Nigeria than the churches in Southern Nigeria. Yet you people want to take Jesus to them.
They know God and fear him more than you do.