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*NIGERIA, MY NIGERIA!*

*Is this the same Nigeria that was visa free to England and other western countries?*

*Is this the same Nigeria that $1 was 71 kobo?*

*Is this the same Nigeria that had the largest airline in Africa and over thirty fleets of ship(River Contagora, River Ose, River this, River that)?*

*Is this the same Nigeria that flight ticket to London was N150?*

*Is this same Nigeria where Visa was not needed to travel to UK, but just pick your ticket to London like you are traveling to Abuja or Port Harcourt?*

*Is this Nigeria where return ticket to USA was N1,200?*

*Is this Nigeria which Dubai came to borrow money from, but dash them instead of giving them(Dubai) as loan?*

*Is this same Nigeria that Major General Yakubu Gowon said the only problem we have is how to spend our money?*

*Is this the same Nigeria that tear-rubber Peugeot 504 was less than N5,000 naira?*

*Is this the same Nigeria that had car assembly plants ( Peugeot and Volkswagen)?*

*Is this the same Nigeria that had great leaders like Zik, Balewa, Awo, Enahoro, etc?*

*Is this the same Nigeria that Indians and Pakistani used to come and apply for teaching jobs?*

*Is this the same Nigeria that was abroad to the Ghanaians, Liberians and others?*

*Is this the same Nigeria that spent billions fighting against apartheid regime in South Africa?*

*Is this the same Nigeria that spent billions on peace keeping in Congo, Liberia and Sierra Leone?*

*Is this the same Nigeria that built housing estates in Lagos and Ogun states for refugees from Liberia?*

*Is this the same Nigeria that funded and hosted the first black arts festival?*

*Is this the same Nigeria where the consumption of CAN foods like geisha and sardines by students was seen as poverty?*

*Is this Nigeria where Peak milk was sold for 10 kobo, every other brand was sold 8 kobo downward?*

*Is this the same Nigeria that students were given jobs and car incentives in their final year in the university?*

*Is this the same Nigeria that secondary school students could travel to any other state unaccompanied, without fear whatsoever?*

*Is this same Nigeria where secondary school students from the West travel to the East or North for excursions and vis versa?*

*Is this the same Nigeria where nobody cared about religious affiliations, where Christians and Muslims coexisted amicably?*

*Is this the same Nigeria that was the giant of Africa?*

*Is this same Nigeria that was ahead of France and some other European countries in terms of development (courtesy Western Region of Nigeria)?*

*This is certainly not that Nigeria.*
*Oh Nigeria, there was truly indeed a Country.*😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

A 16th century painting showing the skinning alive of a corrupt judge, Sisamnes, in the year 500BC.
Sisamnes was a corrupt royal judge at the time of Cambyses ll in Persia.

It was discovered that he took a bribe in court and passed an unfair judgement. As a consequence the king ordered that he be arrested for his corruption and ordered that he be skinned alive. Before passing judgement the king asked Sisamnes who he wished to nominate as his successor. Sisamnes, in his greed, chose his son, Otanes.

The king agreed and appointed Otanes to replace his father. He subsequently passed judgement and ordered that Sisamnes removed skin should be used to upholster the seat on which the new judge would sit in court to remind him of the potential consequences of corruption.

Otanes, in his deliberations, was forced to always remember that he was always sitting on the skin of his executed father. This helped to ensure fairness and equity in all his hearings, deliberations and sentences.

Former deputy Senate president, Ike Ekweremadu, and wife arrested for bringing child to UK for organ harvesting

Ike Ekweremadu, former deputy senate president, and his wife, Beatrice, have been arrested and charged to court for bringing a child to the UK for organ harvesting.

In a statement released, the metropolitan police said the couple was charged to court on Thursday, June 23 following an investigation by the police’ specialist crime team. The police mentioned that the investigation was launched after detectives were alerted to potential offenses under modern slavery legislation in May 2022.

“Beatrice Nwanneka Ekweremadu, 55 (10.9.66) of Nigeria is charged with conspiracy to arrange/facilitate travel of another person with a view to exploitation, namely organ harvesting.

Ike Ekweremadu, 60 (12.05.62) of Nigeria is charged with conspiracy to arrange/facilitate travel of another person with a view to exploitation, namely organ harvesting.

They have both been remanded in custody and will appear at Uxbridge Magistrates’ Court later today.

A child has been safeguarded and we are working closely with partners on continued support. As criminal proceedings are now under way we will not be providing further details.”the statement read

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still on street level🎥🎞📺

Pero is a young woman who breastfed her father Cimon, after he was sentenced to death by starvation.

During the reign of Louis XIV (1643—1715), Cimon was sentenced to death by starving for thieving a loaf of bread. Pero was both the only daughter and the only one allowed to visit him.

She was allowed to visit Cimon daily, but she was thoroughly searched so that no food was taken in.

However, after four months of imprisonment, Cimon was still alive and didn't even lose weight. This puzzled the authorities and they decided to investigate the possible reasons for this.

After spying on Pero, they were surprised to find her breastfeeding her father to the fullest with her breast milk.

She was sued, subsequently, but upon realizing the extent of her love and compassion towards her father, the judge's heart was softened and they decided to pardon the father and set him free.

Credit: Apotheosis of Knowledge