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Tony Marinho

 

COVID-19 records deaths approaching 740,000, infections 20,500,000, with around 48,000 recognised cases and 960 deaths in Nigeria. Stay safe!!

Dr Olutunde Oni, a distinguished product of Government College, Ibadan and distinguished medical professional and doyen of the private medical practice, fluent in German, having attained his medical professional training in Germany, and still in active practice, was 80, Sunday August 9. He is a Past District Governor of Rotary International and foundation member and the current chairman of Educare Trust, a youth targeted NGO and was Oyo State chairman, of the NMA, and also chairman of Ibadan Dining Club which was founded by late Chief Simeon Adebo. Happy Birthday, Sir, and many more healthy years. O, and Yes, he taught us briefly in St Gregory’s College in the 1960s.

Our hearts go out to all people of Lebanon as they struggle with the trauma of the huge blast in Beirut port taking at least 200 dead and 5000 injured with thousands of homes and workplaces destroyed.

Killings in Southern Kaduna’-police arrest protesters. Why are Nigeria’s presidents silent, or are they noisy in private? Don’t ‘Black Lives Matter’ to them??? The torrent of tears shed for the dead have bled like their blood into the red earth around their angry graves. Has government arrested anyone or prevented attacks? It is impossible to protect one’s family if disarmed by security before attacks -an intelligence breach or spies. Are security agencies Unavailable? Motorcycles have heat trails trackable by drone, Nigasat or UNsat to their lair. When one reports assault to police one risks becoming accused.  The dead paid the price of life. Why is Southern Kaduna lethal? The authorities claim it is not religious but inter-community clashes. Locals claim government complicity. If only the dead could announce their killers!! The president and governor speak differently from the survivors.

‘Armed Fulani killed 33 in Southern Kaduna Attack -SOKAPU’, Southern Kaduna Peoples Union. New victims were killed with names released but no murderers held. So, a protest should highlight government failure to preserve life, peace and security. Our mothers marched ‘naked’ recently to protest these constant murders. The #RevolutionNow protest led to arrests. Are they not the wrong people to arrest for mourning and holding government to its neglected but sworn oath to protect the vulnerable? Many asked if there is complicity in killings. It is an insult to Nigeria for government official spokesmen to denigrate the protest as an ‘irritation’. Are the dead an ‘irritation’ too?? No!!! They did not kill themselves.  Will that same presidential spokesman dare to go, without guards, to the ‘irritated’ families of dead ‘irritated’ victims in Atyap Chiefdom of Zangon Kataf LGA?  Since I was a child, Zango Kataf has been under onslaught. How they survive is a testimony to resilience under adversity, foreign and local. Government should support the citizenry with closely monitored security, who are not extortionist but supportive to ensure peace. The happenings in Southern Kaduna demonstrate inadequacy of any anti-bandit war. The governor and the president are failing the country and Zango Kataf in particular. They must eschew religious and ethnic branding to achieve the award of true leadership. Anything less is failure.

The thirst for power, political and financial, exists in everyone. Some professions, including medicine, are supposed to be like Caesar’s wife, above accusation and reproach, more-so because of the humanitarian aspects of the calling– ‘Do no harm’!! Unfortunately, the use of NMA office at state level on the CV as a stepping stone to Commissioner of Health, NMA President and then perhaps federal minister is a strategy irresistible to politicalised doctors, mimicking the NBA. Governments interfere in professional body elections presumable to muzzle intellectual middleclass opposition to their political neglect of citizens.  The stakes seem high enough for a few doctors to use violence and mischief to rig or ruin good elections to disenfranchise colleague voters. The ‘Medical Thuggery’ or ‘Doctors Violent Voting’ witnessed in Enugu NMA is disheartening because successful elections have been held silently across the country mostly using e-voting with around 1000 voters in each election with no Covid-19 and no violence. The few instigators of the Enugu debacle are an NMA disgrace. They should face charges, pay all medical, structural and clean-up costs and be suspended from work and the NMA and face an NMA/MDCN Disciplinary Committee Hearing and risk being struck off the Medical Register for ‘Practices unbecoming of a doctor’ and breaking the Hippocratic Oath. But ‘No Knowledge is Wasted’ even negative results. From this ‘Clinical Case’ a few Enugu NMA renegades have confirmed that ‘Political Corruption of Mind and Body’ is a dangerous ‘Communicable Disease’ as it has crossed from pure politics into Medicine. Fortunately experiments across Nigeria by the NMA prove it is treatable by compulsory e-voting. So, it will not be the ‘Next Pandemic’.

Calculate the lives destroyed by one person in an NNDC/MDAs, NASS believing wrongly that ‘Commission’ means not ‘A Body to Serve’ but ‘A Percentage (20-100%) of Every Budget or Contract’.  Every state has always had enough to ‘Make Their State Great’ but the leaders have, without other tribes, crippled their own flesh and blood enriching five or six relatives  but the extended family suffers, like the rest, neglect of good sustainable developments and scholarship opportunities. Personal stolen wealth is no substitute for collective economic and social satisfaction and must be forcibly removed from ‘The Nigerian Political Leadership Handbook’.

Tony Marinho

 

COVID-19 records deaths approaching 660,000 infections 17,000,000, with around 42,000 recognised Nigerian cases. ‘Social Distancing’ and masking are essential.

More mindless killing of 31 citizens, unarmed farmer families by Fulani militia in Southern Kaduna??? Yet we have satellite, drone and helicopter surveillance. Can Nigeria survive this constant unmourned blood loss? Who next?

Government contracts are slow, killing business. Six-month Third Mainland Bridge closure?? No urgency!! Expressway 15 years repairs and counting.

 

Has government opened the BRT lane on Ikorodu/ Funso Williams Road to allow 1/3rd more vehicles access, relegating the BRT lane to the access road where it should have been all along?

With unemployment more could be trained for work even divers from Niger Dock or Niger Delta? Make 20 gangs, not one or two.

Employ psychologists to lecture, monitor and mentor uniformed officials from traffic, military and police to cut police harassment and abuse of women seen in video last week. George Floyds exist in Nigeria.

Forensic accountants and HND accountancy are yearning for ICPC, Reformed-EFCC, and MDA jobs. The amount of theft in MDAs also suggests need for psychiatric evaluation as a reformed-EFCC strategy.

Flying Officer Tolulope Arotile 1995- 2020 dubbed ‘Bandit Slayer’, first female combat fighter pilot was laid to rest, after being victim of a freak accident involving classmates.

Anyone who has known any air-force pilot, and I have my life-long friend former Squadron Leader J.B. U  as reference, knows that it is a paradox of major proportions that a person with such highly precision, positional and tactical local and international training and fundamentally special brain skills is killed by a driver reversing on a slow road.

Maximum competence meets maximum incompetence with catastrophic consequences. Phone records, contacts, visitors will help exclude conspiracy theories like ‘Make it look accidental’. She was walking 400metres. Did she have a car, and why not if she did not?

The NDDC, NNPC, NEDC, EFCC corruption and other accusations remind us that all MDAs and organisations are buildings and immune to corruption.

Nigerians in those organisations, with children, choose non-corrupt or corrupt dealings with visitors also with children!

Blame leaders and workers and sack, suspend, move to ‘suspended animation jobs’ any ‘unsackable’ leaders or staff who cannot stop being corrupt ‘with immediate effect’.

There are five months left in 2020. We cannot afford to lose 30-50% of our budget to corruption or by January there may be nothing. Nigeria is sick from corruption disease.

We must stop this for it to recover enough before stealing starts again next year, abi no be so? Theft in any organisation above 10% of total budgetary allocation will kill the business e.g.

Nigeria PLC. ‘Cause of Death’ may be put as Corona’ or even ‘Boko Haram’ but the underlying condition will be’ Systemic Corruption’. ‘What Is In It For Me-WIIIFM?

How can I make money beyond my salary from today’s work?’ asks every ‘gateman to GM’ as they arrive at work. Many honest Nigerians dismiss the thought.

The dishonest get caught by the corruption bug. They create, innovate or participate in pre-existing office schemes pretending and spreading the myth that it is the organisation that is corrupt.

On Saturday /Sunday, the building is not corrupt! Only Monday to Friday when humans are present!! Who withholds and delays documents and ‘’disappears’’ files to be miraculously found when ‘something for the boys and girls’ is paid? Was it ‘prayer’ or ‘envelope’ that recovered the files?

We must change the narrative from ‘NGO accusatorial’ to ‘MDA aggressive compliance’. Anti-corruption should be normal not imposed.

The Oath and Pledge force serious personal responsibility on the taker. The anti-corruption fight needs leadership leading from inside out.

Don’t take an MDA or NASS office if you will not fight corruption. Let us blame everyone in every MDA office for the seething cesspool and river of corruption at federal, state and LGA levels.

All management running public office is holding that office in anticorruption trust for the people. One element of trust pacts is the ‘Anti-corruption Strategy’.

It is not nuclear physics to expect daily oath taking in every office in MDAs – a call to be ‘FLH-Faithful, Loyal and Honest’ through 1] Specific, 2] Publicly Articulated and 3] Demonstrable Successful Anticorruption Strategies beyond posters in the foyer of a known corrupt organisation.

Both MDA leadership and followership need to salvage the value of government to society by ramping up their anti-corruption strategy which they execute on our behalf.

MDAs must exonerate themselves one person at a time. If any single government agency has examined its systems, identified its flaws, plugged corruption loopholes and published audited accounts, it should be shouting for forensic auditing.

Let that organisation step forward for ‘Anti-Corruption Compliance Testing’. It is social and political science 101. Why is no Nigerian happy visiting MDAs?

Corruption can be stopped today nationwide if we stop each our personal corruption. We account to God as individuals, not political parties or cabals.

An IGP stopped checkpoint corruption nationwide. MDAs hold that ‘STOP CORRUPTION TODAY’ meeting today.  Nigeria depends on you, too.

Nigeria is not yet reliant on NASS politicians in the anti-corruption fight. Every organisation including NASS needs demonstrate internal ‘Anti-Corruption Strategies’ not just ‘Aggressive Microphone Denial Strategies’ for legitimacy.

MDAs, NASS look inward and clean out any corruption rot you have got. Do not shout critics down. Show them around clean MDAs, NASS.  No smoke without fire. Brandish your anti-corruption strategically proven credentials.

 

Tony Marinho

 

COVID-19 records deaths approaching 550,000 infections 11,800,000, with around 30,000 recognised cases in Nigeria. Stay safe!!

‘Social Distancing’ and masking are essential.

Is Kanye West’s ‘presidential’ quest just jest, a CV ego spree or to split/dilute Biden’s vote to favour another by control remote? We shall see, but nobody should fall for number three!!!

Secondary School Old Students Associations’ success is a financial testament to pride, love and commitment to Generation Next. But this is Step 2. Step 1 is missing.

Why leave others out? Approving Primary School Old Students Associations will allow millions to participate. Governments can offer Annual Best Secondary and Primary School Old Students Association Prizes at LGA, state and federal level. Up School!

Primary School OSAs will help reverse the ‘Hushpuppi Generation’ tag wrongly being stamped on our innocent youth.

The disgraceful Hushpuppi criminal behaviour is true not fake, traumatic, but applies to a minority. Such people will get more young followers because there is an imposed cycle of deliberate education and youth development underfunding.

The result leads to inadequate life-skills and poor education outcomes imposed by a homegrown Nigerian ‘Vicious Knee on Our Youths’ Neck’ and held there by a ‘Greed-Driven Political, Civil Service and Contractor Generation’.

It pays itself outrageously but allocates N48 billion to Education, N46 billion to health for 170+m people 60% youth and children while raking N125 billion for 465 people in parliament [NASS] thus misdirecting and diluting the birth right of this youth generation.

NASS should cut its salaries and perks by 75%!  Every naira or dollar diverted is stolen food from mouths of IDPs and our children’s future.

Corrupt politicians, civil servants and contractors belong to a ‘Corrupt Hushpuppi Elite’ or an ‘Anti-Citizens Group’ which by stealing, has stolen livelihoods and lives with financial and health effects.

These effects are equivalent to or worse than any racist group worldwide from the ‘Black Lives Do Not Matter’ KKK, Nazis, Apartheid, slave traders/masters and colonialists running the Arab Trans-Saharan, Caucasian run Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade and in-continent 1865-1908 atrocities of Belgian King Leopold 2nd whose murderous reign cost 10million black lives[which did not matter to him] in the Congo Free State Genocide where African families’  hands and feet were severed for failing rubber quotas and British colonial concentration detention camps during Mau Resistance [Google pls]. Sierra Leone’s 2006-9 War paid macabre tribute to Leopold’s evil history by ‘long sleeve’ or ‘short sleeve’ hand or arm amputations. Add the millions killed by genocide against Native Indians by white Americans.

Figures guestimate that one percent corruption is 100% too much. However, no country can grow under more than 10% corruption countrywide, the level in 1950s-60s Nigeria. Countries will get ‘Stagnation’ with 10-15% corruption and ‘Regression’ with 15-20% corruption and ‘Destruction’ with 21-30% corruption at which point valuable assets will be stolen, stripped and resold -like a baby, hungry after finishing the bowl of food, and then selling its foot in exchange for food, crippling it.

Eventually, since nobody will buy what is left, the baby will eat its own remaining foot and then a leg and the last leg and one arm and finally dig into its own abdomen and eat its stomach and gut. It is happening live.

Nigeria allocated and delivered funds for forensic laboratories, schools, hospitals, roads and bridges, not once, twice or thrice but sometimes annually in the case of maintenance funds, for the money to disappear leaving zero or negative growth and decay, from absent maintenance.

That is eating one’s own hand, chewing one’s own lips, biting, and swallowing one’s own tongue, taking an eye out and eating it.

They greedily eat money destined for children’s needs sowing seeds of ‘surprise’ failure by youth who rather follow social media fake creations because there was no history of Nigerian heroes taught for 30 years.

That is racism/ tribalism responsible for 30-100% corruption content shrinking actual money available, in biased appointments, in political power division in Federal Mis-character.

Solving racism/tribalism/ethnicism federal character will make everyone great again. The ‘Anti-Citizen Group’ committed ‘Anti-Citizen Activities’ by cutting by 40-100%+ funds available for ‘life activities’ thus taking food, medicines and shelter from millions of vulnerable babies and children – a ‘Genocide’ against poor and tribal victims. Only the families and doctors count the dead.

The ‘Anti-Citizen Group’ politicians, bankers and corrupt contractors whose actions and inflation of contracts and personal foreign exchange insatiable thirst resulted in a refusal to grow our foreign exchange reserves to $100billion when we had money are responsible for ‘Rubbishing the Naira’ and devaluation.

Corruption gave us a ‘Millstone foreign debt’ -a ‘Financial Knee on Our Neck’. Citizens question whether poor infrastructural/ maintenance service ignited by corruption above 10% corruption will continue in a vicious corruption-poverty cycle.

Banks, directors and staff caught in the corruption web must be fined heavily for ethical breaches and the fine money given to IDPs or NSITF. Alert levels need a lower threshold.

The disgraceful bribery and mega $48m, 46 house corruption by the then female 2009-2015 at the NSITF, a female, is the latest, not the last, in the financial plague perpetrated by legally-backed, pathologically greedy unsupervised officials harassing businesses suffering from a fallen naira, disgraceful politics and financial scandals like NNPC’s unaudited accounts for 43 years insulting national accountability, the NHIS, NSA and Military, some facing justice. Congratulations to enforcement and judiciary officials. More investigations, faster prosecutions, please!

Tony Marinho

 

COVID-19 records deaths approaching 530,000 infections 10,400,000, with around 26,000 recognised cases in Nigeria. Stay safe!!

The astronomical increase in Covid-19 cases is no joke. ‘Social Distancing’ is no joke. The words ‘Safe Distancing’ are better at family level. Nigerians: ask ‘Am I safe, is my family safe?’ If in doubt – stay at home. Pray, stay at home.

A tribute in memory of Emeritus Professor O. O. Akinkugbe July 17, 1933 – June 15, 2020.

I first met Professor Akinkugbe when I was a medical student 1968-74 in the College of Medicine/ University College Hospital Ibadan.

Flowing sparkling white coats billowing behind ‘stethoscope strangled’ necks and a retinue of hurrying clinical staff, followed by medical students like myself, was a daily sight to behold in UCH.

It was a glorious foothold and opportunity to participate in the days when UCH was properly funded and maintained, spotless, sparklingly clean and the fourth best teaching hospital in the Commonwealth and where Saudi kings came for treatment and queens delivered princes and princesses and medical students reported for first class ward rounds, lectures and tutorials with their teachers – Consultants and Professors who appeared infallible and ‘godly’.

Professor Akinkugbe will remain in our medical history as among the top rank of medical and administrative professionals as an iconic academic, medical and university administrator, medical guru in the fields of hypertension and renal disease, post-graduate educationist, large international figure and one with valuable government and medical agency connections.

He is a prime example of his professional generation which strengthened the faculty of medicine/ medical school foundation laid by a dedicated team of mainly British academic doctors who came with missionary zeal to start UCH in Adeoyo Maternity Hospital before moving to UCH.

For me, it was an honour to be known by him. In our profession, when you see your revered teachers leaving an event you instinctively offer to accompany them to their vehicle.

It was always an uplifting pleasure to accompany any of his generation on such short trips. One of his many talents was choosing enigmatic titles for his numerous excellently delivered academic and public lectures.

His first medical love, active patient care, shone through his numerous accolades as dean, founding vice chancellor of University of Ilorin and member/chairman of many organisations including medical supplies and Health Management Organisations.

After the hurly burly of active medicine, in later life, he established the Hypertension Clinic, where he kept his precious library.

He ran that clinic, with a charity component, till 85yrs of age when he memorably ‘Hung His Stethoscope’, out of his reach, on a tree in a well-attended international event.

He extended his generosity to me when he and Professor E. Edozien once asked if I was interested in the health minister’s post.

‘Yes, sirs,’ I said appreciatively, but declined [mistakenly, in the angry view of some family and friends] because ‘I could not work with the then government structure’. And that was the end, since they did not or could not change the government just to give me a job, haha!

Specifically variously as a member,  distinguished member,  chairman, patron and trustee of Educare Trust over most of the entire 26 year life of Educare Trust till his passing, Emeritus Professor O.O. Akinkugbe has lent his name, stature, advice, multifaceted experience,  presence and financial support to almost all of the many Educare Trust’s board meetings and its myriad activities to stimulate the youth to greater heights.

He was never willingly absent from Educare Trust meetings and youth activities. He was at the opening of our first Educare Trust Exhibition Centre in Brick House Bodija in 1997.

Thus, his impact on youth in Educare Trust was immeasurably large, multifaceted, and varied. He followed the first chairman, Dr J.O. Toyosi into that post and helped give Educare Trust the steady hand and, through his reputation, an international stamp of recognition associated with his person and those of his distinguished colleagues, also patrons and trustees in similar positions of towering role model giants and elders.

The entire Educare Trust Family deeply mourn Emeritus Professor Akinkugbe. We will miss his grand but unassuming presence, his incisive contributions and constant prompt attendance.

Educare Trust has been blessed with a cloak of dignity in willing senior ladies and gentlemen. We join them to encourage his wife, Professor Mrs F. Akinkugbe, children and entire family. May he rest in perfect peace. Amen.

We also mourn late Senator Abiola Ajimobi, immediate past two-term governor of Oyo State who is credited with, among other things, facilitating the restoration of dignity of labour at BCOS, the technology university and infrastructural projects.

He is also credited with breaking ‘the jinx’ of a ‘one term/governor’ for the state and bringing peace to a state sadly previously known for murderous inter and intraparty political mayhem and the instability of the unbridled territorial ambition and disgruntlement of ‘other ranks and file’ in the parallel political hierarchy of the motor parks which spilt over into violence leaving innocent bystanders unsettled, dead, injured or deprived of their possessions.

We mourn, with his loved ones at this time, especially Chief Mrs Florence Ajimobi and the children, and the wider family.

Such a family loss is a huge personal paralysis and almost unbearable family burden. We pray that God will grant them the support strategies needed, Amen. May he rest in peace, Amen.

 

 Tony Marinho

 

COVID-19 records deaths approaching 450,000, infections 8,000,000, with around 16,500 recognised cases in Nigeria. Stay safe!!

We mourn with Pastor Ituah Ighodalo on the transition of his wife Ibidunni to Heavenly glory. May God grant her eternal rest and comfort to pastor and the family, Amen, Amen.

Unfortunately, Nigeria also mourns this week over 150 murdered in Nigeria in the war waged by Boko Haram, herders and ISWA.

June 12 is still not a celebration, but a sad memorial for the lives sacrificed as every single president, governor and assembly member has failed woefully to serve enough to pay for the democracy blood spilt especially when compared to the available natural resources and financial incomes since June 12, 1993.

Any apparent progress or success is insignificant when compared to the excessive lifestyle of beneficiaries of governance structures at state and federal level. Expecting better, we got worse -what a useless marriage!

June 12, 27 years after MKO Abiola’s victory and subsequent Babangida-led election robbery at cost of many deaths and billions in economic loses from protests and under the coup-plotting military, the economic migration of hundreds of thousands under Babangida and the political migration under Abacha’s reign of terror, what do we have? No true federalism, northern-biased lopsided administrative and political appointments, no elections without killings and unending lucrative court tribunals.

We have eternal contracts being ‘ongoing’ forever and never ending -e.g Lagos-Ibadan, East-West Road, 2nd and [haha] 3rd Niger Bridge, and even unpaid soldier and civilian pensioners. There are too few new intrastate and trans-state Nigerian projects.

Instead we have ‘repeat, repeat’ overlaying old colonial roads and railway routes at snail’s pace. Nothing new – like the Lekki Bridge.

Nigeria is where a project can poetically take 100 years for 100 kilometres of road. Bridges do take several lifetimes.

All this when the greedy politician should, as a June 12 present to Nigeria, cut by 75% NASS Salaries and Perks SAPping the budgets of Nigeria dry, a political unsustainable burden.

Nigeria needs 2020 style faster shorter contracts with meaningful faster start-finish times. Nigerians did nothing to politicians.

Why do politicians give Nigerians a 15-year still uncompleted repair-work on the former Lagos-Ibadan Expressway that took four years to build from scratch? Why is contract work a petty joke to them? Contracts kill. Period!!

The Lagos Ibadan road, 2nd Niger Bridge, East-West Road routinely appear in every presidential speech since 1999 always ‘to be finished next year’! People, there is no year called ‘Next Year’. It is code for ‘never’. Try asking the Supreme Court.

We mourn the unknown dead of June 12 but nothing has changed enough for Nigerians in a world of 24/7 solar energy, 400km/hour highspeed trains and 1000-bed hospitals build in four days.

How can Nigeria’s government even sleep when we fail all SDG indices including the right to life in four Northeast states? Government should do more and better. Contracts are for servicing citizens’ needs, not for politicians’ greed and for them to play ludo or monopoly with our money.

Nigeria has lost over 100,000 precious souls to terrorism with five million as IDPs and other refugees across Nigeria. Not one of those victims needed to have died.

They were largely unprotected. Has anyone asked what June 12 means to them, the dead and the alive- living as beggars in derelict schools with loss of ancestral lands and livelihoods, now daily begging to feed children and visited by Instagram, WhatsApp, Facebook and Twitter politicians? Now we rape IDPs, rob them and raid their camps.

For Covid, corporate Nigeria built a 300-bed hospital in a few weeks. Not for IDPs. Racism??? On June 12, we have another deadline for roads and railways and even new Siemens electricity.

But we have to do more police-wise and militarily to keep the murder of disarmed rural Nigerians down or who will benefit from the president’s promises come June 12, 2021.

We see Daily Cumulative Covid Dead figures.  The media should give us Daily Cumulative Nigerian War Dead figures from 2000 or from June 12 -this week’s 150=150 George Floyds -no outrage in Nigeria.

The people’s slogan for June 12, 2020-2021 could be ‘Do Nigerian Lives Matter to Politicians?’. PHCN has just taken light at 3.59pm on June 14 in a consistently poorly-led country. We await Buhari Vs Boko Haram/herders/ISWA war results during his remaining term!

After George Floyd, we have another killing, a 27yr old African American in Atlanta confirming a systemic problem.

Mr Rayshard Brooks, from bodycams and car-cam video, was unarmed, drunk yes, until he armed himself with a probably used uncharged taser taken in a fight with the police. ‘

Shoot in the lower leg to disable’ must replace ‘Shoot in the heart to kill’ in the Police Training Manuals worldwide.

By being executed on camera, George Floyd has exposed racist police brutality and the unjust justice system. Covid has concentrated the minds – no sports or other distractions.

Who was the phone camera recorder? A 17-yr old, Darnella Frazier who took a decision ‘Press Record’. She joins many who recorded atrocities.

Dennis Flores, also DF, has a project ‘Film The Police’. In Nigeria, appreciate the person who recorded the lady traumatised by the Nigerian Naval and many others.

Honour DF and ‘Press Record’ in honour of Darnella Frazier. Every potential GF needs a Darnella Frazier! No video, no evidence!!!!