Hehehe. By the time this Judeo-Christian arrangement is done with Nigeria eh, y’all will understand why certain people came together in the early 1800s to coin that term. No problem.
Under Israeli occupation, finding safe drinking water in Gaza has become a daily struggle.
@wizardbisan visits one of the few desalination plants still operating to see what it takes to provide families with safe water.
The media sector in Africa has failed us. We keep seeing news about Ukraine and Gaza but the genocide happening in neighbouring countries like Sudan and Congo has been grossly underreported.
We need to do better in Africa.
A 17-year-old Daniel Akanni is appealing for financial assistance worth N2m to undergo the amputation of his left leg and be fitted with an artificial limb.
Akanni was born with a leg deformity.
He underwent corrective surgery at the National Orthopaedic Hospital, Igbobi, at 18 months old, which enabled him to walk, though he was left with a limp because the corrected leg was shorter than the other.
U.N. Whistleblower: Abusing Children Is ‘Cost of Doing Business’
UN whistleblower Emma Reilly has exposed how child s*xual abuse within the organization is often treated merely as a "cost of doing business." In an interview with filmmaker Ali Tabrizi, Reilly details a systemic pattern where those involved in abuse or cover-ups are promoted, while those who speak out are retaliated against and silenced.
Meanwhile, the UN reportedly spent over $3 million to silence Reilly's efforts to bring these crimes, which include instances of ab*se by peacekeeping forces, to light.
French UN "peacekeepers" in the Central African Republic were making 8 year old girls give them blowjobs in exchange for food.
However much you detest France as an African, I promise you don't hate that country enough.