@Justwandyy And now, you are the one grieving that she blocked you. Lol
Life na turn by turn. But I don't want to grieve o, so don't block me.
Truth is that, God really created us differently, and we see the same situation differently too
@Wiseman_Xchange@OurFavOnlineDoc My brother, nothin wil happen o. However, I appreciate the speakers honesty.
It's now for us to pass a strong message to the terrorists that with or witout returning the children, dey will all meet their makers. If we folow thru with the promise, dey will think twice next time
@jacobincambodia@bigtobiey as doctors, nurses, engineers, academics and entrepreneurs.
The real issue is crime — not nationality.
Judge criminals as individuals. Don’t criminalise an entire nation because of the actions of a few.
@jacobincambodia@bigtobiey Crime should always be condemned, whether committed by Nigerians, Americans, British, Chinese, Indians, Ghanaians or anyone else.
But stereotyping over 200 million Nigerians because of the actions of 6 criminals is unfair and intellectually lazy.
@jacobincambodia@bigtobiey French people as criminals.
Nigeria has also produced people like Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala (Director-General of the WTO), Wole Soyinka (Nobel Laureate), Chimamanda Adichie, Bennet Omalu, Adebayo Ogunlesi and millions of hardworking Nigerians contributing positively across the world
@jacobincambodia@bigtobiey be trusted.”
- A Las Vegas woman was charged in a deadly romance scam targeting elderly men. Americans were not labelled fraudsters because of her actions.
- French nationals were arrested in an international cannabis smuggling operation. The world did not stereotype all
@jacobincambodia@bigtobiey - An Indian national was recently arrested in the US over a major gold scam targeting an elderly woman. The headlines did not say “Indians are scammers.”
- Ghanaian nationals were indicted in the US over romance scams worth millions. Nobody concluded that “Ghanaians cannot
@jacobincambodia@bigtobiey When 6 Nigerians are arrested, headlines suddenly become “Nigerians are fraudsters” or “Nigerians cannot be trusted.” Yet when similar crimes are committed by people from other countries, the headlines are usually framed around the individuals, not the nationality.
For example:
@DAMIADENUGA The funny thing about Nigeria is that the person bringing this to light and encouraging Nigerians to defend themselves would be the person to be arrested by the DSS, police and the army.