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and all black people. The legacy of the slave trade remains a moral historical burden for modern Nigeria. -PO
This includes advocating for policies that promote equality and justice. As the largest black nation in the world , let us reflect on our past, acknowledge the impact of slavery, and commit to creating a more inclusive and equitable society for all Nigerians Africans,
Furthermore, concrete actions must be taken to support and empower the descendants of those who suffered from the transatlantic slave trade. We owe our citizens a more humane society than we have at present.
This commemoration serves as a reminder of the need to promote tolerance, understanding, and unity among all people, regardless of race, region, religion, or background.
Therefore, Nigeria must actively address the lasting effects of slavery, including economic disparities, social injustices, and systemic racism/tribalism.
Sao Tome, and Cabinda. The ocean weeps, bearing witness to the atrocities committed within it. We must never forget the horrors of the transatlantic slave trade.
After an outbreak of ophthalmia rendered slaves blind, the captain drowned 34 slaves he deemed unsellable. These heinous acts continue to echo through the depths of the ocean, resonating against the shores of Goree, Cape Coast, Ouidah, Badagry, Forcados, Bonny, Calabar,
general and our nation in particular. The atrocities of the transatlantic slave trade are starkly exemplified by incidents like the Zong and La Rodeur voyages. On August 18, 1781, the Zong set sail from Ghana to Jamaica with 442 slaves, twice the permitted capacity.
Easily the highest number of African slaves were taken from the coasts of West Africa especially Nigeria. We must recognize the enduring historical impact of slavery and the necessity of educating future generations about this dark chapter in the history of the black race in
On Monday, March 25th, the global community commemorated the International Day of Remembrance of Slavery Victims and the Transatlantic Slave Trade. Nigeria must acknowledge the historical impact of the transatlantic slave trade on our nation and the world.
This is our duty in the New Nigeria which is POssible. -PO
I urge every Nigerian to continue to work and pray for the nation so that we can collectively conquer these unusual challenges. We must ensure that every Nigerian child can pursue their dreams and aspirations in a safe and secure nation.
country. I once again appeal to the government, both state and federal, to explore all possible means to ensure the safe release of the abducted school children and their teachers.
We are already contending with an army of over 18 million out-of-school children, arising from the closure of schools due to insecurity. Further attacks on schools will only aggravate these numbers, drive more children into the streets, and add to the insecurity situation of the
better security measures need to be implemented to avoid future occurrences. While insecurity has continued to bear down on every sector of our national existence, its negative impact on education will be more devastating for the nation.
abduction of over 200 pupils and students plus a teacher of local primary and junior secondary schools in Kuriga, Chikun Local Government area of Kaduna State. While every effort should be directed towards the safe release of the children,
Just yesterday, I was lamenting the horrible spate of killings, terror attacks, and abductions in the country, while calling for more concerted efforts to combat the continuing menace of nationwide insecurity. We are again confronted with the ugly news of the
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*This happened yesterday.* My horrible encounter with OCHA BRIGADE in Anambra State. I don’t think they are still working in line with the plans set out by the State Government, they now do illegal arrest just to extort money from People. *Please, help me tag his Excellency,…
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