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	[Update]] [Reporter Luz Mely Reyes, who was represented by her deputy, gave us an accurate picture of how the agents of the Secret Service Department (SEBIN) raided the Díaz family’s home, Soto.
	The following is a partial transcript of the interview:
	The hour-long program started at 3:00 p.m. and was broadcast through Luis Carlos Díaz, a user of social media known locally as #NiboNiLuisCarlosWa.
	The activists and human rights advocates join the campaign with #DondeEstaLuisCarlos (Who's Luis Carlos?), which, in fact, is the only hashtag in Venezuela's Twitter history.
	Díaz is a journalist and a student activist who is familiar with the government's policies of Venezuela and the instigation of Nicholas Maduro's government.
	It is the only time he has been working with his wife, Naky Soto, to organize the release of detained and detained persons in Venezuela.
	He has worked as an activist and a translator in the communities of our brothers and sisters, and was involved in a variety of sáfing efforts that did not require the approval of the government.
	Díaz has been a member of Global Voices for over a decade.
	In my opinion, Luis Carlos is an obscure figure, appearing only in stories and satire in Venezuela.
	He has tweeted the hashtag in the city (left to right) #NiboniLuisCarlosWa.
	In a subsequent post, the director of Con el Mazo Dando, Díaz explained her feelings.
	The social activist, Dr. Diosdado Cabello, says Díaz was inspired by the protests in Venezuela during the weekend of March 7 and 8, 2018.
	No matter how hard she searched, she could not find a way.
	The death of Luis Carlos Díaz has been widely cited.
	[Díaz] [was a journalist and a radio station] [sic] [sic] [sic] [sic] [sic] is a content partner of the European radio network, Radio Noticias.
	We know they are at the headquarters of the SEBIN and they are not [incarcerated] #NiboNiLuisCarlosWa.
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	The journalist Vladimir Villegas says he had no idea that the government had arrested him:
	radionet Luis Carlos Díaz, is in the city's district detention center.
	We know who is the winner.
	We need to know about the mímọ ibi tí wọ́n lára, àti àwọn ẹ̀ṣọ́ fún àwọn ẹni tó wọ́n ń lára pé wọ́n tó fara pa gan-an lára pé wọ́n tó fara pa gan-an tí wọ́n tó fara pa gan-an tí wọ́n tó fara pa gan-an tí wọ́n tó fara pa gan-an tí wọ́n tó fara pa gan-an tí wọ́n tó fara pa gan-an tí wọ́n tó fara pa gan-an tí wọ́n tó fara pa gan-an tí wọ́n tó fara pa gan-an tí wọ́n tó fara pa gan-an tí wọ́n tó fara pa gan-an tí wọ́n tó fara pa gan-an tí wọ́n
	The Global Voices lived with Luis Carlos, his wife, and all of his collaborators in Venezuela.
	We hope that during this time, she will be able to share with us about this news as she a day goes by.
	The internet shutdown will affect free speech in Nigeria
	The bill will address internet security in Nigeria.
	He is the author of the controversial New World Translation of the Holy Scriptures. Photo by Mohammed Sani Musa, used with permission from Channel Television You Tube.
	On November 20, the Federal Road Maintenance Agency, FERMA, issued the 2019 Road Maintenance Bill, known as the "Road March", which was approved by a Nigerian senator, Mohammed Sani Musa, and was passed on the second floor of the House.
	The bill's proposed amendment is intended to address the interconnections between state media and online space.
	The bill specifically addresses the issue of freedom of online speech, making it mandatory for state officials tocensor and discredit online speech.
	The Senate passed the Bill in 2016.
	The knife is supposed to be a gift from the government (from the government)
	The constitution provides for the "[making] of every law that is deemed to be the absolute truth and to provide no option other than imprisonment in Nigeria".
	Additionally, the Federal Executive Council has declared Nigeria to be "overwhelmed", with the support of the federal Executive Council, "commendable Nigerians", "prominent Nigerians", "prominent Nigerians with different origins", and "prominent Nigerians with different cultures and backgrounds".
	Abala 1c said the bill's language would "mú, ṣe, and be a guide for the development of digital literacy and related skills in the digital space".
	In essence, the new act does nothing more than address the broader issue of online freedom — freedom of speech and association.
	The bill, which is in the process of being approved by the Senate, would ensure that every Nigerian has access to affordable, efficient and equitable healthcare services without the risk of impoverishment, was passed by the military and described as "unprecedented" if it does not improve the quality of life of citizens.
	Thebala 3a to b(i) of the proposed amendment of the social media policy states:
	The Minister declined to give a deadline for Nigeria to receive payment of bankruptcy; instead, he described the internet shutdown as a threat to Nigeria’s security.
	The term "freedom" is a derivative of the term freedom of expression.
	But nobody has ever supported or encouraged the government to put in place measures to address the irregularities in the nation’s electoral process.
	Inbala 3b(vi), the title of the “commission, which is the responsibility of the state government” cannot be found online.
	In Abala 3b(v) he concludes with full conviction: "heinous language, in which there is no voice or song among the people".
	This is due to his inability to meet deadlines.
	The question is, can you give me a false hope?
	In some cases, the arrest and detention of political leaders may lead to violent reactions.
	The average prison sentence for every 200 and 10 years is $556 to $28,000 [in the United States], and for three to four years.
	The Federal Prosecutor's Office has issued a virtually automatic response to the threat of cyber-stalking through videoconference The Federal Prosecutor's Office has issued a virtually automatic response following threats of cyber-stalking through videoconference The Federal Prosecutor's Office has issued a virtually automatic response following threats of cyber-stalking through videoconference The Federal Prosecutor's Office has issued a virtually automatic response following threats of cyber-stalking through videoconference The Federal Prosecutor's Office has issued a virtually automatic response.
	The bill provided a stronger basis for the government to intervene in the emotional crisis, using the hashtag "Be Courageous" to spread the message as described in Abala 12, verse 3:
	The Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC [Nigerian Communications Commission], has advised the users to turn away from the internet and shun the internet shut down in Nigeria.
	The internet workers must register and pay roughly $54,000 to8,000 USD [$14,000-28,000 USD].
	In addition, the bill addresses the threat of internet shutdown on social media users that there is "unreliable grounds" for disregarding the law that says "threatening internet access" on a daily basis, using as many as 12 hashtags as 5 tweeters.
	The human rights issue was hotly contested because the law forces agents to violate the law as they were deemed to be dangerous criminals.
	Thebala 15a said that "diversification" the police response to the internet shut down in the country.
	In the end, “the matter will be settled in the Supreme Court” [Abala 13(2)], where the individual can leave the detention center without the use of the police.
	The unrelenting suspension — and the unjust imprisonment — is a manifestation of the government’s unwillingness to rescue the dunni.
	The aforementioned authorities were monitoring the social media accounts of the bloggers.
	In attendance were three members of the House, Senate President: Mohammed Sani Musa (left), Abba Moro and Elisha Abbo.
	The Mohammed Sani Musa, Activate Technologies Limited, released the provisional presidential candidates of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Niger State in mid- 2019.
	The European Union (INEC) dismissed the case.
	We are concerned that the party's candidates did not coordinate the elections without the approval of the local authorities.
	Ishaku Elisha Abbo of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) is the candidate of the Adamawa West Senatorial District Election in Adamawa State.
	In August 2019, in a public advisory visit, Abbo observed a sister in the streets of Nigeria in Abuja.
	After the image was shared on social media, Abbo offered the idea to me and check it out.
	The PDP Chairman, Mr. Abba Moro, is the Chairman of the Benue Region Command, the federal capital.
	On January 15, 2014, Moro, a multi-million-dollar railway, was the hub of Nigeria's Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Act and one of the most powerful to hit the country's economy, with a total of 6,500 NGOs and 4,500 non-governmental organizations working in the Nigerian Embassy.
	The unfortunate incidents involving our brothers and sisters left many to wonder if the brothers were killed or injured.
	Moro is on the verge of collapsee at a peak of $1.8 USD.
	Moro increase the price of passport.
	"Never again, never again" – #SayNoToSocialMediaBill!
	In a tweet called #SayNoToSocialMediaBill, Nigerians took to their social media handles to express their displeasure:
	In a recent interview, Amnesty International condemned "the violations of human rights" and called for more Nigerians to "to speak out about their feelings" and "to be held accountable for their actions".
	The promotion of free speech and dissent is a grassroots strategy that cannot be undertaken with national interest.
	It's an inescapable necessity, and the authorities are already intervening to bring an end to the internet shut down.
	The political party's presidential candidate on Twitter di pápá ogun fa rage hate speech, retweets and veiled threats of violence during the 2019 presidential elections.
	The following excerpts were taken from him:
	The social media accounted for hate speech, retweets and veiled threats during 2019 presidential elections.
	Twitter di mask to hijack Nigeria's 2019 presidential elections
	In an address on the sidelines of the world headlines, the United Nations Secretary to the UN human rights office, Toni Morrison, observed:
	This is the life of the filmmaker. It's not for fun, it's not for health reasons, it's not for love, it's not for survival.
	We don’t talk about it, we don’t talk about it.
	The bill's passage was the second time it was presented to the Senate.
	When he became law, he may apply his law to any law that the law requires. The law will then ratify his document and send it to the National Assembly for review, which will then ratify or reject the president’s decision.
	We need the support of the Governing Body to ensure that the newly introduced digital rights law is implemented.
	In the coming weeks, we anticipate a transitional period in which free speech and dissent will be replaced with an abridged period in which free speech and dissent will be replaced with an abridged period in which free speech and dissent will be replaced with an abridged period in which free speech and dissent will be replaced with an abridged period in which free speech and dissent will be replaced with an abridged period in which free speech and dissent will be replaced with an abridged period in which free speech and dissent will be replaced with an abridged period in which free speech and dissent will be replaced with an abridged period in which free speech and dissent will be replaced with an abridged period in which free speech and dissent will be replaced with an abridged period in which free speech and dissent will be replaced with an abridge
	The Supreme Court upheld Tanzania’s ruling for religious freedom in a public debate and a peaceful election in accordance with international standards set forth in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
	"This is the final decision that the court will make"
	The public witnessing carts in Tanzania were created on May 10, 2007. Photo Fanny Schertzer, used with permission from Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0.
	In October 2019, the Tanzanian High Court abruptly reversed its abrupt decision in 2016 when at least six men and one woman were found guilty of evading marriage.
	The Tanzania government is setting a bad precedent in the issue, based on the fact that daughters are more fragile and that mothers are more fragile.
	The Tanzanian government on October 23, 2019, declared a three-day fasting and prayer period for the aforementioned assembly and activities in Tanzania.
	The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) estimates that Tanzania is the third most populous nation in the world.
	The citizens also have the right to show their displeasure with the outcome of the verdict.
	Rebeca Z. Gyumi, the cover artist and the director of the show.
	Gyumi is the founder and CEO of the Msichana Initiative (Funding Agency for Girls), a nongovernmental organization that encourages girls to read and write their own textbooks.
	The struggle to survive in Tanzania
	In 2016, Gyumi filed an application challenging the provisions of the Law of Marriage Act, 2002 (LMA) which criminalizes the right to have a non-married couple.
	As the Tanzania Demographic and Health Survey (TDHS) states, a total of 36 women ages 25-49 years have been subjected to enforced marriage for the past 5 years.
	The LMA forbidden any woman over the age of five to have a child under the age of eight years, for the purpose of preventing harassment, harassment or rape, under the pretext that rape is considered the harshest sentence imposed on a woman’s life.
	In a remark, Gyumi explained that the LMA didn't harbor women because it allowed more women to have control over their husbands.
	In addition, they claim that the banning is in the interest of protecting human rights and that the banning is in the interest of protecting the rights of girls.
	Gyumi urged the Supreme Court to review the LMA submission.
	The Supreme Court has yet to decide.
	But they appreciated the fact that the law provided an opportunity for the government to make adjustments in the LMA as it has been done for decades.
	As a result of the cooperation of the courts, the ban was able to extend the duration for up to two years for both women and men.
	However, the expert witnessed the abridged judgment of the Supreme Court:
	In favour of public order: I have filed a complaint with the #childmarriage. The complaint #childmarriage has been filed since May 2018.
	The following case: Mozambique declaressoyure a crime
	Translation Original Quote
	In less than four months, the government announced its plan to end the 2016 LMA service which allowed five-year-olds to have their own lives seized.
	The panel, which heads the Mark Mulwambo and Alesia Mbuya, detailed the injustice suffered by the two women and their male counterparts and how the Constitutional Court responded to the complaint.
	Ms. Mbuya says such an egregious abuse of authority was punishable under the law, and the law provided for alternative civilian service.
	He explained that because mothers have many children, the law provides for stricter measures against them. He further explained that strict measures can be meted out to daughters who are over 18 years old on the age of majority.
	He further explained that the court had instructed the appeal team to “negotiate a marriage or other arrangement that does not conflict with the husband’s and wife’s wishes, and thus obligated the appellant to observe a marriage or other arrangement that does not conflict with the husband’s wishes.
	The internet users have also criticized this decision.
	No More: Mozambique, Cote d'Ivoire set up feminist organization for women’s rights

	The decision was the culmination of an international effort to review and improve the rights of deaf and hard-of-hearing sisters and brothers in Tanzania.
	In the United Nations, for the first time in 2030, the government has asked African parliament to review and adopt a law that guarantees free expression.
	The report confirms that, as part of efforts to address the interconnections between the national and local lines of transportation, the TRHS 201 route is running smoothly.
	In Tanzania, the sixteen year old daughter who didn't attend school and the school instructors who taught her grammar and vocabulary were severely penalized.
	In Tanzania, for example, if a student wants to have a year in prison, a year in jail is considered a long sentence.
	The young publisher never returned home.
	The right to school is a fundamental right for all girls, regardless of their educational background.
	In Tanzania, the definition of an indigenous person does not apply to their educational background, according to the Tanzania National Survey, 2017.
	The banning of the prostitution is a serious violation of the rights of women and girls to have their freedom of religion or belief.
	As a result, the student, who refused to sign the document, was thrown outside the student council chamber.
	The Jamaican filmmaker, Kanye West, is undisputedly one of the most well-known ‘persons of the year’
	The headlines on Jamaica’s social media were filled with hate speech.
	Photo by Jason Persse, CC BY-SA 2.0.
	The Jamaican singer and songwriter Kanye West was invited to deliver a "Love Never Fails" video at the Kingston, Jamaica, at the international convention scheduled for 19-21, 2019.
	It was the first time the singer was killed in the United States, accused of plotting a coup against a state government.
	As a result of his unsuccessful bid, West is now in negotiation with Ho forí in response to the Jamaican government threatening to derail his bid.
	In two days, the opening day of the Emancipation Park in Kingston, the state capital, was marked by a flash flood of emotion — a flash flood that affected West's conversations about race in 2018.
	The building had been designed in 2002 to serve as an "extempo war" for more than 300,000 people in Jamaica on June 1, 1838.
	It may sound like it was the first time you were aware of the music, but it was not the first time you listened to it.
	This is not the first time Articulation of Dr. Olivia "Babsy" Grange has been attacked by supporters who claimed to be from the southernmost regions of the country, but a well-known tune in tune with lyrics that capture the feelings of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, "ba" the organization that is celebrating the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and "keep" the indigenous communities in check.
	In addition, Kingston residents, who were affected by the mudslides, are encouraged to continue to share the Bible’s message with others.
	In addition, the incident drew national attention, with an estimated 300,000 Jamaicans linked in to the talks, and the Jamaican radio network received the following awards for their takuntakun work:
	The incident comes as the congregation is planning to hold their annual (Full and Half-time) meetings in Kingston, Jamaica, and is rich in traditions.
	I researched online and found answers to my questions, studied their discussions, and found answers to my questions...
	The Jamaican government remains undeterred as is the case with the NGO ‘Jamaica’ or other nongovernmental organization.
	In addition to that, you can enjoy other great tunes like Ska, Mento, Rock Steady, Reggae and more.
	The Jamaican government hasn't reacted publicly to the escalating arson on the islands where people are gathering for relief aid.
	As food security is being tightened at the Emancipation Park, food security is being tightened as tensions continue to rise between government forces and Jamaica's citizens, with the arrival of typhoons threatening the country's safety.
	I have also noticed that the Ministry of the Interior and the Kingston Corporation are working hard to find lasting solutions to the problem. But the two major corporations are not doing anything.
	I think that there is a structure in the courtroom that dictates.
	After all, the courts are still trying to determine the extent of the damage to Jamaica's reputation.
	The unpleasant situation in Guinea where the ‘eternal Alpha Condé died’ has sílened on the ground.
	"Many cities have signed on to join the celebration"
	The following is a partial transcript of what is happening in Guinea from a newspaperowned by France 24:
	The 14th anniversary of that tragedy, which has killed thousands of people and injured thousands, is reminiscent of the protest against the government's policy of imprisoning Alpha Condé, who is trying to change the constitution to make it easier for another to takeover.
	The owl in the capital, Conakry, and the surrounding areas are being cared for by law enforcement, government officials and citizens.
	The police have opened a new criminal case for a brother who is refusing to take part in a peaceful protest.
	The protesters have killed eight people, in what appears to be the deadliest attack on any major city in the country, and injured several people.
	No More: The security agencies in Guinea are taking to tackle violent conflicts
	The protesters did not sign a sign of compliance to the constitution which criminalizes the president’s right to a third term.
	As a result, the bill extends the president’s position in public space. Condé, aged 81, will have his first term in office in 2020.
	The protesters are being investigated for violating the law, according to Human Rights Watch:
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	The Human Rights Watch report concludes that Guinea has retained almost all our human rights concerns over the past year.
	The local authorities have denied our brothers and sisters the right to be presumed innocent until proven guilty.
	The authorities have opened fire on those who refused to disclose details.
	In the lead up to the election, the government issued a public statement on June 13, 2019, which condemned the attack on Condé's tweets:
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	Alpha Condé has called for an interview on the street and said that he would like to hear about the aftermath of the pandemic and learn more about the challenges that are confronting the country.
	However, Ahmed Tidiane Traoré, the presidential candidate, issued a statement on December 12, 2018, — two days before the commencement of the raging political controversy on the [ruling Reunion of the People of Guinea]:
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	We urge the political parties in the country to join the protests in the streets.
	In the interest of peaceful co-existence, we call on the members of the hierarchies to look no further into the problem, but to look no further into the individual’s problems, and to look no further into the person’s security.
	The entire project took about four and a half years to complete.
	The two major political parties, party supporters and human rights advocates, commented on globalguinee.info:
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	The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC and its sub-committees in the name of peace and reconciliation, has called on Guineans to rescind their colonial-era legacies.
	The attack took place in several areas of the country.
	In the centre of the city of Kalou, a building with three levels of underground parking, a building that houses both assemblies and functions, a building with three levels of underground parking, a building that houses both assemblies and functions, a building that houses both assemblies and functions, a building that houses both assemblies and functions, a building that houses both assemblies and functions, a building that houses both assemblies and functions, a building that houses both assemblies and functions, a building that houses both assemblies and functions, a building that houses both assemblies and functions, a building that houses both assemblies and functions, a building that houses both assemblies and functions, a building that houses both assemblies and functions
	The indigenous communities in the Central and Southwest regions of the country joined forces with the local communities.
	The most densely populated areas are located in the central and eastern regions of the country.
	However, many cities have opened their schools for the celebration.
	In a comments on benbere.org, the group organized a noon break for the children in Mali with its reporter, Mr. Adam Thiam:
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	The most serious of these cases is in Guinea, where with the prolonged duration of protests, hundreds of protesters have died and hundreds of millions are missing.
	A few locals also shared their displeasure with the incident on social media:
	When Blaise Compaoré [governer of Burkinabé] Alpha Condé comes to the parliament, what does it all mean?
	He must be awakened at the port. Currently, he is not able to travel.
	On October 15, journalist Guinea Bhiye Bary said:
	The Hamdallaye (#Conakry): police raided several homes of a fellow citizen
	According to one police officer, the storm caused minor property damage to the building as well as power outages.
	S. Nkola Matamba, a researcher and activist at the Congo Human Rights Centre, discloses:
	The opposition politician, who wanted to change the act so that it was put on trial for another day, should never have been jailed until the day after the elections – Alpha Condé is a reference to Africa's failed democracy!
	The Guinea, please join us!
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	Amoulanfe— Cheikh FallTM (@cypher007) December 14, 2019
	The Guinean activist, Macky Darsalam, has shared her optimism on the plight of the community:
	The Guinean opposition party has no other way to govern the crisis: its leaders are all overwhelmed with confidence that their government will do its best to make it through on October 11, 2019.
	The situation has garnered international attention, according to a media report by mediaguinee.org:
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	The protest, organized by the Union of Republican Forces (URF) in Sidya Touré, was a mix of supporters of opposition parties and supporters of the protest organization.
	The episode comes to the URF headquarters after a nine-month duration of detention by the political parties.
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	The police officers handcuffed the victims and took them to a hospital.
	Photo by Boniface Igbeneghu, Instagram user of Lagos, Nigeria has created an hashtag to spread the good news (Image by BBC #SexForGrades)
	#SexForGrades, a BBC documentary on sex workers in Nigeria and Ghana, has generated a lot of conversations in the social media space and led to some of these arrests:
	The following edited version, published on October 2019, by journalist Kiki Mordi, is republished on the reason for his non-covery decision:
	Photo credit Boniface Igbeneghu, Ifásitì Èkó, used with permission.
	The photo by BBC #SexForGrades.
	The exhibit highlighted the “purple triangles” at two Universities of Nigeria: University of Lagos (UNILAG) and University of Ghana.
	Auxiliary Secretary of the UNILAG and Foursquare Gospel Director, Boniface Igbeneghu, meets with the assembly members in Lagos.
	The BBC’s Igbeneghu had alleged that the young woman, who was eight years old and a student at the university, was allegedly be a BBC’s student. Igbeneghu said:
	So you don't think that you're just a woman?
	The truth is that I am a believer, a believer, and a person who has been around for 20 years...
	In another meeting, Igbeneghu fired a bulldozer and asked the woman to tell him what to do, despite her being in a dilapidated state.
	The Foursquare newspaper described Igbeneghu as a "prominent person".
	The exhibition also highlighted the value of Igbeneghu’s cultural heritage buildings, which are often described as the "extempo wars", with local artists working hard to create a positive atmosphere for the visitors.
	Transgender pride march
	The sad incident has generated a lot of attention among Nigerians on social media, including #SexForGrades on Twitter.
	Additionally, Twitter users expressed their displeasure with these stories:
	The letter-written textbook explains the "conditions" under which a deputy public prosecutor's office, the Inspector-General of Police, DRC, could not be reached:
	The Supreme Court has convicted nine men from engaging in peaceful worship.
	However, because he was physically distancing himself from people, he could not speak to others and was unable to speak to himself, he was unable to speak to himself, he was unable to speak to himself, he was unable to speak to himself, he was unable to speak to himself, he was unable to speak to himself, he was unable to speak to himself, he was unable to speak to himself, he was unable to speak to himself, he was unable to speak to himself, he was unable to speak to himself, he was unable to speak to himself, he was unable to speak to himself, he was unable to speak to himself, he was unable to speak to himself, he was unable to speak to himself, he was unable to speak to himself, he was unable to speak to himself, he was unable to speak to himself, he was unable to speak
	In 2016, the Senate passed a five-year ban on the issue of religion in the House of Representatives, known as the "Voices of the Supreme Court".
	However, the Nigerian Senate passed the resolution, which recognizes the need to uphold the teachings and rules of the electoral commission.
	The renewal of the contract violated the constitution — and thus the president’s duty to action.
	In what's the #SexForGrades experience on the #ChurchToo tuntun?
	In December last year, Dakolo was accused of a Bible-based insult by his Spokesman, Commonwealth of Zion Assembly (COZA), and he was sentenced to a six-month jail sentence.
	The question further convinced me: Are you ashamed or ashamed?
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	For the past six years, French domestic violence has been a constant concern.
	However, Dakolo’s personal attack on Fátóyisonbó was publicized on social media.
	For a few days, the platform — the #ChurchToo — was created to raise awareness about the #MeToo movement in Nigeria.
	The complaint is still under consideration by Nigerians living in cities such as Lagos and Abuja.
	The #ChurchToo movement urged the government to “ensure a peaceful and cordial relationship with all women and men.”
	The organisation of the #ChurchToo campaign calls attention to the "multiple challenges of poverty that abound and manifest in all congregations" in Nigeria.
	He gave women the opportunity to see their rights.
	The #ChurchToo, a hashtag designed to generate a lot of conversations about women’s sexual preferences, has driven a lot of attention.
	The online space will generate a lot of conversations on the internet which asks whether or not the Supreme Court’s building will be a safe place for women to study?
	It is up to each individual whether to agree or not.
	Inspector-General of Police has been handcuffed in Zanzibar
	The co-founder of the country's national Ornithologists Dhow sings in Swahili
	The class, which was made up of students from the Department of the Road Maintenance Agency, in Stone Town, Zanzibar, 2019. DCMA included.
	The thousands of visitors that attended the historical city of Stone Town, Zanzibar, which was the hub of the country's Carnival celebrations, have listened to the Dhow (DCMA) music education program and learned about the origin of the song, which translates into Swahili, Indian or any other language.
	Since 2002, the school has offered free tuition and tours of world headquarters in Brazil, India, and Africa.
	After a year, the school no longer has any money to burn, and the building collapses.
	In the latest opinion of the DCMA, only a quarter of the population are able to afford their own school for as low as $13 USD.
	With the availability of the funds allocated for the construction, the school is barely surviving and the school's current status is being checked.
	Additionally, learners from the DCMA and some professionals are eager to witness the destruction of this building — the building that houses the Trinidad and Tobago branch.
	The musical and dance program was none of our brothers’ schools, but it was a home for the young ones that had just learned to dance.
	The DCMA student body sings, dances, and sings. Photo by DCMA.
	The [commissioner]] is very pleased with the result", DCMA General Secretary, Alessia Lombardo, in a DCMA video.
	To date, we have seen an increase in the prices of goods and services in the market which has led to increased prices of goods and services in the market".
	The pair, aged 19 and other Witnesses, had to work for three months to pay back their loans because of the cost of living.
	The Universal Declaration of Human Rights outlined that, in view of the expanding number of tourists who came to attend various cultural events in the country, the indigenous communities are encouraged to continue to provide up-to-date information to the public on their spiritual and cultural heritage.
	For the past six years, DCMA has been involved in coordinating music promoting the history and cultural heritage of Zanzibar.
	The blend of traditional and modern-day music, Siti Binti Saad and Fatuma Binti Baraka, founded by Bi. Kidude, Zanzibar's founding father, is a fusion of modern-day music and Swahili.
	In the classroom, students sing and dance together as if it's rain, sing and dance together as if it's snow, write notes on the sheet music as if it's just rain — day and night.
	Neema Surri, accompanied by the DCMA, has been playing for the past sixteen years, according to the DCMA report.
	“I know that some young people who love to sing and sing don’t want to pay the full price of their education because they feel they are losing their job,” he said.
	The certificate was officially unveiled by the DCMA in the Department of Justice’s Office in Stone Town, Zanzibar, in 2019. Photo by DCMA.
	In the hands of learners of the DCMA, who have completed their education and in a typical working week, most of the DCMA students are still learning how to survive in the world.
	The Zanzibarian-based DCMA music student, who is also a student at the university and a soloist of Amina Omarjuma's song "Siti and Age", returned to the country for a song tour in South Africa.
	He and fellow members of staff of the DCMA audience were thrilled to release their first song, "Fusing the Roots", in 2018, which played their song at the same time in Sauti za Busara, one of the most important music festivals in Central America.
	The video features Sitia and the “Nielewe” group and the artist, which also features Omarjuma's personal account of the incident:
	The following excerpts were taken from the South Americans: Three young boys with machetes and machetes attacked their wives.
	The impact of climate change and human rights
	It covers 5,000 square kilometers (772 sq mi) and is hosted by artists and musicians from around the world.
	The magazine featured both traditional and simplified Chinese characters, known locally as Okun India and the Persian languages.
	The village of Omani Sultanate, which was " one of the largest mining corporations in the world in a century", had power from Muscat to Zanzibar in 1840.
	From Stone Town, the Omani State Government carried out several initiatives to care for the immediate needs of the evacuees, including the safety of dhows — an Indian dhow that transports passengers from India to Oman over Eastern India.
	The majority of Zanzibar residents are familiar with the history of the city and culture heritage buildings, and it is recognized locally as one of the most emblematic cities in the country.
	The students and artists worked together on the concept of "TaraJazz" this year, which is a fusion of traditional and Jazz music.
	The artist, Felician Mussa, has been with the group for three years; TaraJazz is a member of the duo that performs on the islands, and she is featured in this photo by Aline Coquelle:
	The Swahili community shares the same history with the indigenous communities that DCMA still has in the origins with its music.
	In the past few years, the school has offered the "Swahili", which is a group of learners from Africa, Australia, the United States, and the United States accompanied by members of the DCMA committee.
	In the "out-of-classroom" setting, the newly expanded theater will be located in Sauti za Busara, and the venue will be a mix of traditional and contemporary music, showing how a great instrument is a song.
	DCMA is the only studio that has produced an original musical program for the young artist in conjunction with a DJ in Stone Town, Zanzibar, 2019. DCMA is made up of artists.
	DCMA knows what is happening on the streets and knows what is happening on the town — it also knows what is happening on the town’s main square and knows how to manage it.
	For the 1,800 students who registered for the DCMA, the museum exhibits are the only ones engaging with the history of music and dance.
	A tour agent from Spain, who works with the DCMA, wrote to TripAdvisor: "Being so isolated, the interaction with the artists is the most important thing for me on this island".
	The Zanzibar International Convention Organisation, DCMA, believes that music is an important factor in promoting peaceful co-existence, co-existence and intergrity in Swahili.
	Zanzibar is more than tourism it is — it is the hub of many tourism activities and is home to a diverse group of people from different backgrounds and cultures.
	The free library is also supported by DCMA.
	The fast food chain is still running high in India
	Superstition and lack of awareness behind witch-hunt in India
	Jamshedpur Kingdom Hall in Jharkhand. Photo by Anumeha Verma
	On April 20, a group of four elderly people in Gumla village in Jharkhand, India, were wrongly accused of theft.
	As per reports, among the elders was one elderly sister who was killed by unknown gunmen in the Panchayat market square.
	The four brothers were immediately taken to the house, and the injured husbands and wifes were swept away in the floodwaters.
	The police interrogation has been conducted at the police station.
	The India Times of India reported that Jehovah’s Witnesses sacrificed 123 people between August 2016 and May 2019.
	A total of 134 people were killed in 2016 in what was the deadliest typhoon to hit the country.

	"It hasn't been new in Jharkhand", Prem Chand, Chairman and Chairman Free Legal Aid Committee (FLAC) in Jharkhand, in a recent interview.
	The FLAC is currently investigating the case involving Jharkhand.
	The company was founded in 1991 when local residents accused one young woman of murder.
	The court imposed several additional restrictions on the husband and wife.
	It was a gunman.
	While Prem Chand and his team are assessing the security situation in these areas, they are taking note:
	They told us that they were afraid of the prisons that they would be sentenced to.
	They also believe that if a blood transfusion of this kind of medicine increases the risk of bleeding, it increases the risk of bleeding.
	Prem Chand said on one occasion:
	The majority of the population are still under-represented.
	The most common ones are the Adivasis, Harijans and Dalits.
	The obstacles and restrictions of the law to the citizens.
	Education and Social Development
	The activists say the recent flooding in the area has contributed to the escalating violence.
	The long-term impact of climate change and the persistent arson that has followed are wide-ranging.
	Their cases are being investigated.
	With the constitution of India now banning all religions, these martyrs are now seen as a threat to national security.
	Additionally, they are providing support and shepherding to women by supplying them food, clothing, and shelter.
	The following is a partial transcript of what Prem Chand said:
	The woman’s explanation was that, if he tried to insult her, she could face prosecution.
	It is difficult to imagine not noticing that these crimes were being perpetrated by women and, in the end, it is completely unthinkable for any woman to have any other recourse.
	At the same time, the panchayat also encourages people to stay faithful to the principles of Islam as it is the only true religion in the land.
	In addition to the daily routine duties, some women are required to work in the panchayat every day for a week.
	The assailants often pick up the spirit and carry out brutal attacks against non-Witnesses.
	The incident in Ajmer district of Rajasthan in 2017 sparked controversy over the alleged killings of a young woman.
	The court imposed a three-month state ban on the legal entity, which is similar to the ban on the legal entities of Islam and Muslims.
	However, those involved in the arbitrary detention have been required to report to the penal colony for violating the law.
	Cyclone Gaja Strikes India
	Jehovah’s Witnesses are the most active group in the country not only indigenous but also in the diaspora.
	The typhoon has been observed in the cities of Chattisgarh, Odisha, Gujarat, West Bengal Assam, Bihar, Maharashtra and Rajasthan.
	When it was unveiled in 2014, Debjani Bora, the first indigenous person in India to be elected, was India’s top choice.
	The letter reads as though it was written by Debjani, a well-known cultist from the Cherekali region, about 180 kilometers (230 mi) north of Guwahati, India's northeastern state.
	The cleric prayed in his local congregation to keep the brothers alive.
	The 2017 edition in Rajasthan.
	The incident involved one of our sisters, Kanya Devi, who was killed and injured after she and her husband were attacked by gunmen in Ajmer village.
	Faith and Conscientious Objectors
	The victims’ families are being victims of terrible events: the losses of loved ones, the disappearances of relatives, the persecution of their fellow believers.
	The untold tragedy of women (and men) in the streets.
	In some cases, the accusations and the criminal charges can even be brought against them.
	The victims’ families are being shepherded and cared for by fellow Witnesses.
	Chutni Mahato of Saraikela in Jharkhand is one of our brothers.
	The residents of the area are called "tigress".
	The case involved a woman who was jailed in 1995. Since then, she has turned into a controversy-dominated feminist with impunity.
	Chutni said that the team which defeated him in the first place was intimidated by the fact that they defeated him in the second place.
	In the interest of peaceful co-existence, we should work together to find a common strategy to minimise the human and economic impacts of these activities.
	However, I have to be afraid because this is a very big stage to put on the best performance of my life.
	The more I look at them, the more seeds fly, she says in a conversation.

	The rights experts and human rights advocates say that victims should never have been jailed in the first place.
	The human rights experts conclude that the disregard of these fundamental rights by the authorities and the judiciary is nothing more than a gross violation of human rights.
	The best thing is that the supporters of the crime organization are optimistic that it will get resolved.
	In a message to Prem Chand:
	Akitiyan to move to the next level could be achieved by monitoring the government’s policies and programmes.
	Additionally, it is up to each individual whether to contribute or not.
	A. Vijay Murty, journalist and residing in Jharkhand, reacted to the exchange.
	Myanmar's rescue team
	Aung Kyaw Htet / The Irrawaddy
	Aung Kyaw Htet was interviewed by The Irrawaddy, an online news site in Myanmar, who said Global Voices should be used with permission.
	When the Irrawaddy managers discovered that it was in the bag in front of Eti-omi Irrawaddy, his wife, Ayeyar Sein.
	The case was closely followed by the media.
	The brothers took his money and took him to a bago to provide spiritual support.
	This is the species that will be found in the Wingabaw Wildlife Park, the Myanmar's only endemic bird.
	The captain, Ayeyar Maung also saw that.
	In the meantime, the sixty-three islands have been without power.
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	However, the congregation also strengthened him and he served as a regular pioneer in the year.
	A total of 62 were killed in the attack; four were injured in the mudslides.
	The entire project took about one and a half years to complete.
	A few lost their lives and another few were injured after gunmen attacked their mother.
	In the Wingabaw region, the endangered heritage buildings were cared for by the local circuit overseer.
	Their aim is to save the rivers and put them in a ditch to de-escalate the turmoil.
	The 1,500 brothers and sisters in Myanmar are scheduled to rest at this point in the year.
	However, sadly, because of the illegal seizures of their belongings, one fisherman was killed.
	The Tobago river community has expressed its displeasure over the recent spike in prices of goods in the market which has made life unbearable for some.
	The island's reef is called "Bleaching Alert Level One"
	The unforgettable experience. Photo by Matt Kieffer, CC BY-SA 2.0.
	The long-term impact of the railway's expansion are wide-ranging theocratic and economic challenges facing the Tobago Islands and the country's socio economic potential.
	The intensity of the rising floodwaters (and the inundation of indigenous peoples) has also threatened local communities, which has caused destructive flooding.
	The buccoo reef is described as one of the worst-hit areas in the world and traffic gridlock is the reason for the dengue outbreak.
	The following is a partial transcript of the Federal Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Coral Reef Watch's 2019 edition — the latest findings from the global Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (ASAA) Coral Reef Watch's Coral Reef Taskforce on Tobago.
	We know the cup can be eased to the next round in a few weeks, and this will certainly affect some of our brothers and sisters, as well as the many fisherfolk on the island.
	It's what's happening here?
	The columns and moderators are usually water-based animals that appear to be nocturnal birds and appear to be nocturnal birds.
	A well-run committee will be in place in the coming weeks to review the submission.
	The more water is available (and the more seeds fly) the more people will want to buy their own water — and this will save them from harvesting.
	The journey is not one of ease; the people that you meet will be people with a history, culture, and traditions that are passed on to the next generations.
	The results of the first round are already being reported on by the media outlets.
	The IMA recommended that the circuit overseers and local elders develop methods to provide direct and practical assistance in the areas impacted by the flooding.
	The second round will focus on empowerment through resilience and resilience.
	He isn't answering calls?
	A local environmental expert, Dr. Anjani Ganase explained that the endangered heritage buildings in Tobago were either flooded — or destroyed — by the rising floodwaters.
	In its latest report, Ganase explained that people are becoming increasingly sensitized about the threat of landslides and that there is a high risk of coastal erosion — especially in the Caribbean.
	The NOAA Tobago also took the parade from Lesser Antilles.
	The killers in the region, Greater Antilles and Cuba, are in thepele Kejì Ìkéde Pápá:
	The knife is what?
	The symptoms of the disease are both physical and spiritual.
	In the interest of protecting the heritage buildings, he has put in place several initiatives to care for the needs of the elderly people, so as to prevent them from losing their lives, he promises.
	If I’m satisfied, the appreciation will be extended to the staff.
	Tobago is the largest island in the Caribbean; an estimated 40 percent of the island's tours are taken by boat.
	As prices continue to rise, the dollar railway's fare may reduce, and farewells will be checked out by other railway's: hotels, resorts, railway's, and airports.
	The effects of climate change, in particular, are wide-ranging and even more devastating to live in safer areas — especially in parts of the world where we are living in the present.
	Initial assessments have indicate that some 90 percent of the Tobago's territory is submerged in the flood waters.
	In a remark at the West Indies Human Rights Film Festival in 2018, Director John Agard said that the project would improve the lives of the detained persons, as well as the communities they serve.
	The knife is what?
	Ganase explained that the prolonged rains caused destructive flooding and landslides in Tobago.
	If we stand by the principles, such as the principles of precautions and the principles of accountability, they can be implemented:
	He advised motorists, other road users especially tricycle operators who are mostly in habit of maneuvering any available space to always exercise patience to avoid unnecessary loss of lives.
	He said:
	The focus was to protect the environment, and the brothers aimed to demand the government to provide legislation and legislative support for the welfare of citizens, which includes issues of safety and health.
	We need to lay the groundwork for the preservation and repatriation of our decendants, whether by the government or by the people themselves.
	It is now up to the state government of the island to declare a state of emergency in the wake of climate change.
	On October 11, 2019, the Director-General of the Ministry of Justice, Mrs. Barbadia Mia Mottley, addressed delegates from the Geneva-based Ministry of Justice to encourage the pace of change in the pandemic.
	It says that the Caribbean is "not ready to accept the stresses that [they] are having about us".
	Ganase feels the need to make adjustments in the short and long term.
	The very first thing he wanted to do was to request an interview about his faith and political opponents:
	The truth is, however, that this is not the end of it, it is a new beginning.
	Traveling: A trip to the origins of Western festivals
	The question about passport is more complex than the question about race
	Natasha Sinegina (CC BY-SA 4.0).
	The cover photo by Jon Evans (CC BY 2.0).
	Photo by Georgia Popplewell.
	On Nov. 22, 2019, the Federal Ministry of Justice, with the assistance of the Federal Executive Council of Nigeria, the highest court in the world, issued a not-guilty verdict in the Edinburgh, UK.
	The Britain Branch Committee, in Nigeria, says its members are “not convinced” that the law will leave the UK before the end of the year.
	In the UK, the profile of the individual was changed. The law was amended, and in Nigeria, the profile of the individual was shelved.
	The abridged turn was attended by 24 nations and 25 experts from the London School of Economics Africa Summit.
	The full-bench panel, which was constituted by a group of researchers who were “participating in the global community” on the issue, did not provide any details on the panel’s findings.
	“Stop killing us!’
	As a result, the long-term impact of Western festivals on citizens — both domestic and international — is widely cited by critics as saying that Western festivals and alátidá festivals should not be viewed as a threat to national security.
	The Section 13 of the Nigeria Basic Education COVID-19 stated that "every person shall be entitled to the opportunity to leave his home country of residence and return home to his country of residence".
	The location is very isolated, and if there is no sign-language translation and graphic design available, it is very difficult to find it.
	The question about whether or not a passport is valid in some countries is very difficult to answer.
	In the 2019 Henley Passport Index, Japan and Singapore were the top-ranked countries for the year to enjoy diplomatic relations with Angola, Egypt and Haiti.
	The theme of the campaign is: ‘Sincere Requests’: The Tanzanian artists not want to celebrate their years in US
	The traditional Kenyan author Ciku Kimeria observed that the term "eternal supremacy" is a derivative of the term "eternal supremacy".
	The woman says that the passport is only important to her country because you "are able to answer questions like, ‘Why are we here?’”
	The workers will be asked to answer their questions, and if they are unable to answer, they will be thrown into a ditch.
	For some African-Americans, the question about the origin of the passport is like asking for a blood transfusion.
	The Owl of the month (Owl of the month) spoke out in his address at the Lisbon, Portugal, for the 2019 Creative Commons Summit:
	The CC conference in Lisbon was a great event....
	The convention was held on April 18, 2019, at the VFS Global Stadium in Lekki, Lagos.
	On Nov. 9 and 11, 2019, the convention program was held for the first time in a century.
	In Portugal, I have never had such a good working relationship...
	The VFS was released just days before the convention began.
	The players are so stiff, the punch line is too close to call.
	The convention program was cancelled because of financial constraints.
	It got me off the streets because of the Nigerian Government’s policies of not imposing impunity on citizens; it got me off the streets because of the way they were treated.
	It was a joy to be a student and to have my freedom to share my passion with others.
	Their voices filled the room with a quiet power!
	Ìṣọ́: Fún abọ́-adúláwọn ṣe ìrìn Ile-adúláwọn
	It is easy for Africans to get overwhelmed by the turnout — but it is also difficult to get through the turnout.
	The more globally, the more seeds fly, the more seeds fly, the more seeds fly, the more seeds fly. So many Africans are required to have a passport so as to be able to travel to any country without restrictions.
	The Global Voices contributor to the interview, Nigerian Rosemary Ajiyi, described the "cultural invasion of modern-day travelers in various parts of the world":
	I am so happy that Nigerians are having access to the latest edition of the World Translation of the Holy Scriptures and the latest edition of the Holy Scriptures.
	This didn’t put me off as one of the most discriminated people in the country.
	The day of RightsCon in Tunis, and the day of GlobalFact in Cape Town, I asked African youths about their Cape Town passports.
	In this regard, I believe that a Nigerian journalist should not be found in GlobalFact because it is not a journalist.
	It will be difficult for the transgender community to leave Tunis. For now, we have to speak to the transgender community by asking them to join the transgender community.
	In March last year, I interviewed a number of Nigerian newspapers that were covering the history of the Nigerian railway and asked them to provide us with accurate information about the history of the railway as it runs!
	For Rosemary, international travel is more than meaningful when working in a multi-cultural field. She says: “Global travel is more than meaningful when working in a multi-cultural field.
	In a recent international human rights conference held in Accra, the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Mahamudu Bawumia, pledged that “emergency management should be sent from Freetown [Sierra Leone], as well as, to Banjul [Guyanama].
	The call was in harmony with the budget and other commitments of the federal government.
	The question is, do you believe that Western festivals should be reconsidered?
	The quake at the Canary River in 2006.
	Photo by Noborder Network. (CC BY 2.0)
	In 2010-2017, different governments from the southern African nation of Sahara ruled to treat Syria as the most populous nation in the world.
	The owl is a nocturnal bird and, if not for retreat, he is either a nocturnal bird or bird in Africa or in the Amazon.
	The Pew projections 2018 indicate that the number of Sahara's population has more than doubled since 2010 and 2017, and that there were 17 newly swarmed territories in the same period".
	The assailants who have fled from South Africa to South Africa continue to battle the zeal to survive.
	In 2014, more than 170,000 people traveled through the Mediterranean Seaport to Italy.
	The voices from the southern Sahara were heard by residents of the homes of fellow Witnesses.
	In December 2018, Brazil police raided 25 nations from South Africa's southern Atlantic coast "al as a result of our being submerged in deep seaports for a month".
	The tour guided "purple triangles" for the tour from Cape Verde in August 2019. In December 2019, the US Customs Service and the US Embassy in Del Rio, Texas, USA, arrested over 500 indigenous people from the Democratic Republic of Congo, and Angola, who were seeking to borrow water from the Rio Grande Waste Management Corporation.
	The case involved West Africa, in which the role of Marie-Laure Flahaux and Hein De Haas, the media experts from Oxford and Amsterdam, was out of reach.
	Flahaux and De Haas also claimed that the newspaper was not aware of the activities of the brothers "state and federal customs" and the related legal entities.
	The UN panel categorically refutes our assertions that Western festivals are "inconveniences and tragedies" and that Western festivals — both in Africa and overseas — are not "inconveniences and tragedies".
	Thebanilójẹ́, ó fa sábbí ìlàn-iṣẹ ìrìnn:
	The United Nations estimates that every one of its citizens will eventually return home, resulting in a permanent dilapidated state of emergency.
	It is not easy to choose which way to go and what to do. People don't have to choose which way to go and what to do.
	In many parts of the world, the education sector is in the process of maturing. There is a digital literacy program that is already being used in the developed world — but in Tanzania it is not yet.
	The Single African Air Transport market (SAATM), and the Continental Free Trade Agreement, which has been in place for Single African and Continental Free Trade Areas, have been described as problematic.
	In this case, as in other African countries, the choice to travel is based on respect for the cultural heritage of the nation — or on perceived threats to national security.
	This is not the first time that a passport is contested and even worse.
	The feature filmmaker used social media to post stories and veiled threats during the 2019 presidential elections in Nigeria.
	The unrelenting battle for influence on social media during elections
	The presidential election on June 28, 2015 as held in Abuja, Nigeria. Photo from the US Embassy/Idika Onyukwu [CC BY-NC 2.0]]
	This is the first time Nigeria has received an in-depth report about its hate speech, hate speech and internet security during the 2019 presidential elections.
	The next story will be published in the coming weeks.
	The Federal Executive Council has declared a presidential election day on January 23, 2019, for the purpose of choosing between a candidate newly elected and a newly elected person.
	The 15th presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress, Atiku Abubakar, was marked for "parochial age of 41".
	He prayed for Buhari’s return to civiliancy on May 29, 2019.
	No More: #NigeriaDecides2019: All you need to know about this year's election
	However, all that they did was to promote the election, notably through social media.
	The hate speech and graphic descriptions of violence against women are also trending on social media, including Twitter.
	Attack on Hotel Compound in Nigeria
	The owl — about 250 and 500 years old — is a nocturnal bird.
	This speaks highly of the time when election officials have become more critical of the outcome of elections.
	From land, Nigeria’s online space has suffered the effects ofcensorship.
	No more: Nigeria: the beef up resistance — both online and on the internet
	In 2015, for example, Twitter had Nigeria's presidential candidates, Goodluck Jonathan (PDP, retired Nigerian) and Muhammadu Buhari (APC, Ijaw, Hausa, Fulani).
	Twitter is a platform for freedom of speech and dissent.
	The assertions that 2019 would be better for the people are Buhari of All Progressives Congress (APC) and Abubakar of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in Hausa, Fulani Imanele.
	The assertions were true — Yelemi Osinbajo (APC), Yoruba, and Peter Obi (PDP), Igbo, for instance — but from a religious standpoint.
	The incident comes about a year after it was first reported by mainstream media.
	The entire history of Nigeria has been fascinatingly similar to the 2017 general elections, with just two years to go before the general elections.
	The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), a group of Nigerian indigenous people of the Biafra region, killed Nnamdi Kanu in a gun battle this week.
	The letter reads: As hate speech spread, young Nigerians join the protest
	The recent flooding in Nigeria has resulted in deadly landslides and what experts consider the heaviest rainfall in some parts of the southwest.
	The pair was “hurd by the Fulani bird that the Inimale calls to stay alive in the southern part of the country as it was called ‘Sincere Appreciation’.
	The Nigerian government was consistent in investigating the activities of the Boko Haram militant group and "threatening the mosquitoes", responsible for the death of at least 4 persons from 2015 to 2018, according to Amnesty International.
	As a result, the loose steadiness of the presidential seat will make it evident that he will be running on the 2019 presidential seat.
	The only thing left was the freedom to share information – both physically and online – during the election.
	Insecurity and internet shutdown in Nigeria
	The number of online users in Nigeria increased from 98.3 in 2017 to 100.5 in 2018.
	The parade featured 22 videos, YouTube (ages 7 and 8, respectively), Twitter (ages 6) and Instagram (ages 5.7).
	The 2019 elections are expected to be a mix of incumbents between 18 and 35 years, and peak attendance will be 30, 36 and 50 years.
	The two major issues, namely, the economy and the people, are at the forefront of all Nigerians.
	The reason for this, is because the media landscape has a diverse field of coverage for the 2019 elections.
	As a result, she was able to begin covering the news online during the 2019 presidential elections.
	The only positive development was the reconciliation of two powerful political parties, the All Progressive Congress (APC) and the People's Democratic Party (PDP).
	In addition to the brutal and divisive February 28, 2018, and March 29, 2019, hate speech has been a constant concern for Nigeria's political space, especially in the aftermath of the presidential elections.
	It is most difficult to get into a relationship with people on the streets during this time.
	In an open letter to Obi, the APC boss accused him of "insulting the head of state" and advised him to "put the head of state in charge of Anambra, in southeastern Nigeria".
	It also mentions that Yoruba State is the third largest supplier of crude oil and second largest supplier of Liquefied Natural Gas (NLG) to Nigeria, and we are targeting the second largest supplier of Liquefied Natural Gas (NLG) to Nigeria in the second half of next month.
	Image 1: Screenshot of Festus Keyamo
	Image 2: The photo of Keyamo's interview with Newsmen.
	The following is a partial transcript of the Buhari’s address on October 28, 2018, Festus Keyamo, spokesman for the Ipolongo Campaign:
	As high as sea level rise on the island in 1999 and 2015...
	Their message is, ‘Fully closure,’ and the message is still relevant.” The PDP was elected from 1999 to 2015.
	As a result, a Twitter user resilienced the image in a similar format to the photo in the previous version of Lárúbáwá (Image 2) which was shared earlier this month.
	The report shows that Lebanon is the largest supplier of crude oil.
	The Keyamo wish is reassuring the administration that the incumbency of the President is worthy of renewal.
	But in many ways, the image of the "eternal supreme guide" is intricately woven into the fabric of the game.
	3: Stories of self-sacrificing
	Photo 4: El-Rufai advocates for a "role to end violence" in the 3.
	The march was observed as a peaceful protest, both at elections and after the election.
	The following photo (Image 3 by Bashir El-Rufai, Kaduna State Public Works, used with permission.
	In 1967 to 1970, Nigeria sent troops to Biafra, a troubled Muslim republic in the southwest region of the country, where it was determined to defeat the invaders.
	However, as Bashir El-Rufai has said, the 2019 elections will be controlled by his party, APC, in the interest of promoting the Hausa-speaking public.
	He returned to the classroom, where he lauded the staff "to clean up the fires" as shown in the photo.
	Additionally, the plaque also included a plaque memorializing the event (Àwọ̀ 3).
	The information gathered on social media during the elections was split into two categories: stories that were not covered by mainstream media and veiled threats.
	Nives Mikelic, a professor of public international business at the Zagreb International University, wrote on the occasion that "secular media shut down".
	The continuous blogging, in turn, is a mixture of both printed and video interviews.
	Tudjman and Mikelic say the state of the press is determined by the desire to push on for more information.
	This is because the journalistism of the coverage is based on "false information" and "state-threatening communication or [drug] trafficking on the basis of [drug] trafficking".
	As a result, newspapers often feature stories about politics or economic issues that are not covered by mainstream media.
	The controversy over the 2019 elections is intensifying as reporters and journalists are making unsubstantiated accusations of "illegal peddling" and "inciting religious hatred".
	The second edition will also be available on the web, as well as on Twitter, with a limited edition of simplified Chinese characters.
	The following is a collection of historical documents and legends from the colonial-era Egyptian period: Algeria, Ethiopia, Mozambique, Nigeria, Niger, Tunisia,
	The Collaboration on International ICT Policy for East and Southern Africa (CIPESA) has been a critical partner of this project.
	In Kenya and Ethiopia, men and women found ‘refugees’ to bury their wounds in the land
	The two men share their Bible knowledge with each other.
	The Dunbar River in southeast Ethiopia led by Mohammed Yiso Banatah made this known in an address.
	The land was allocated to the headquarters of the almighty God for worship.
	The photo by Amanda Leigh Lichtenstein, used with permission.
	On January 26, BBC Swahili interviewed Francisco Ouma, a citizen from Busia, Kenya, who translates the Bible into a language native to him.
	The award went to the best of his classmates.
	For more than six centuries, God’s Word has been a part of Ouma’s architectural heritage buildings.
	Aftershocks have risen to 24 degrees Celsius (32oF).
	Francis Ouma, who is helping to coordinate the 24 landslides around the world, via BBC Swahili.
	Since then, many have not had the opportunity to testify that their religion is the only true one, and to testify that their religion is the only true one.
	The Branch Committee, the circuit overseer and local elders are providing spiritual support to the brothers and sisters who have been affected by the recent flooding.
	"God himself has made me look like this", Ouma told BBC Swahili.
	At the time we were in the land, I was imprisoned.
	The unity of the churches makes it evident that I do not despair.
	In both her liver and kidney, there were fewer red blood cells and an abnormality of the blood vessels.
	The long-term impact of the earthquake is wide-ranging.
	In one case, a funeral was attended by a Witness couple.
	The one who brought this news to me, Ouma, was the one who explained it to me as well.
	The owl is determined to bring the almighty Creator back to the earth.
	The second round is already underway.
	This was the first tournament staged.
	The next story is in the Russian language.
	I don’t know what to do now because now, I can take care of myself and my wife.
	The following is a transcript of the interview with Ouma by BBC Swahili.
	The Swahili translation has been translated for more than 100 times.
	When someone has heard about the disease, a lot of people say that they are convinced that it is from God, and many doctors say that it is from the god, just as people say it is from the source of the universe.
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	The more I understand, the more I respect [they] go to prison, for 52 years — how can you not be proud of your community and of your government?
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	Mohammed Yiso Banatah in 2012 described the four methods that he and his team found to be the basis of the almighty God for the building of the Kingdom Hall.
	The photo by Amanda Leigh Lichtenstein.
	The God of the universe in Ethiopia
	In south Ethiopia, a powerful example of self-sacrificing is found in the case of Mohammed Yiso Banatah, who in 2012 supposedly had committed suicide by his stepfather.
	In answer, he supplied the almighty God with the power to save the almighty God himself.
	The name of the town is Dunbar, and the building is in the style of the palace of Banatah, which is in the style of Hawassa and Shashamene.
	Banatah says his home was destroyed by the mudslides.
	The legend of the Banatah tribe is well-known for its shortcomings and the challenges that must be overcome before it gets into the realm:
	In his aerobic training session for the first time in 1979, a man supposedly dragged Mohammed to a railway station on his bike and told him that he must go to the prison to fast-track his recovery efforts.
	The man looked into his bag and told her that the bag would be destroyed.
	In the end, he was able to enjoy his wife.
	The more you get into the group, the more you get into the group.
	We know when it’s over, the time it’s over and we know how it’s going to be.
	In the second half, he was able to speak with his wife, who was only hearing from him.
	The long-term impact of the earthquake is wide-ranging and requires extensive relief efforts, which involve the evacuation of at least four people.
	The owl has been spotted in the background.
	When it comes to purely legends and Mohammedan legends – he has put it down for several generations – he has put it down for the most, for the most, for the most, for the most, for the most, for the most, for the most, for the most, for the most, for the most, for the most, for the most, for the most, for the most, for the most, for the most, for the most, for the most, for the most, for the most, for the most, for the most, for the most, for the most, for the most, for the most, for the most, for the most, for the most, for the most, for the most, for the most, for the most, for the most, for the most, for the most, for the most, for the most, for the most, for the most, for the most, for the most,
	From world headquarters to world headquarters, the earthquake is described as an earthquake.
	"Al Kahf" or "Hell in the land" is in the Kuran language.
	He is referring to a religious group known as "The Ihò-Okúta", which in some cases, may have been persecuted because their faith was out of line, and may even have some form of imprisonment.
	When they were arrested, they went to the police station and reported that all the citizens were displaced.
	The reason for the re-election of Donald Trump in Nigeria is simply unquantifiable.
	“Voting in the interest of peace in the southwest corner of Nigeria is a fundamental right,” he said.
	President Donald Trump returns to the Presidential Villa in Washington on June 19 2018.
	Photo by Samira Bouaou/The Epoch Times, CC BY 2.0.
	The United States president, Donald Trump, has criticized a host of nations’ leaders on his watch list and on his own behalf — but this has not been the case in Nigeria.
	In no particular order, the pew Research Centre's conclusion is that the president's actions "have become more authoritarian" and that he would "approve the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals".
	The interview featured interviewees from both Gallup – the world headquarters of independent media and the Washington, DC news outlet.
	The tweepsmap kan in an address to Trump's opponents on Twitter expressed disappointment over the low turn-out of Nigeria in international media:
	The Nigerian writer Tricia Nwaubani gave BBC an interview in which she described Trump’s action as a "over-threatening threat" to national security:
	The anonymous caller expressed her appreciation and commended her for the cooperation.
	The United States felt it through the heart of its people.
	The interview was not sincere.
	It’s not who they say he is.
	This harsh experience has strengthened our conviction.
	For this reason, his availability does not exceed what the United States citizens are able to obtain.
	This is a religion.
	Scribblers in favour of Trump
	Cheta Nwanze, SBM Intelligence’s Chief:
	It’s really funny how they’ve changed the lives of Nigerian people.
	I am certain that he would love to visit southeastern Nigeria, explaining his love for the people of Nigeria.
	The majority of his audience are Onígbò, so he is somewhat different from the reigning champions.
	Nigeria, with more than 200 million people in attendance, has two major religions: the Greek Scriptures and the Holy Scriptures.
	In the past 50 years, there have been claims and counter claims as to the extent of the internet shutdown in Nigeria.
	The policy notes that the "commendable state of emergency relief efforts" are already underway.
	As previously reported, the audio station received feed from Adamawa, Borno, and Yobe regions of Nigeria.
	Nigeria has a total of 774 indigenous congregations, which is the largest number for any branch territory in the country.
	The Central and Southwest regions of the federation, Africa, East and Southern Africa, Southwest and Southwest regions of the federation, Southwest and Southwest regions of the federation, and Southwest regions of the federation, are in the process of being developed.
	The Speaker noted that the Media Services Commission of the southern Nigeria was not involved in the Pew Research project.
	The report also warned that Nigerian youths should "not be intimidated by the US as they age (69 years) and should not be intimidated by these 54 countries".
	After the United States convicted and sentenced to prison General Qasem Soleimani, the Director of Public Affairs of the Ministry of Justice, he announced that he was being punished for "illegal peddling".
	The Emancipation Support Committee in Nigeria described the US air raid on Soleimani as "Operation Ogunbowale".
	We have described Trump as one of “most dangerous players in this league.”
	However, many Nigerians were critical of Trump.
	Twitter became the goatherd of 2019 presidential elections in Nigeria
	The case of inciting religious hatred and satire spreads on Twitter
	Photo by Nwachukwu Egbunike
	This is the second story in two separate editions, one on hate speech and the other on 2019 presidential elections in Nigeria.
	This is a very big stage.
	In Nigeria, online free speech and dissent have been a constant concern during the presidential elections.
	The two presidential candidates, Goodluck Jonathan (left in PDP and right in Ijaw) and Muhammadu Buhari (right in APC which represents Mujeedu and Hausa-Fulani).
	The Túwítà di ohun èlò fún àwọn ẹni tó wà ẹni tó fara pa gan-an lára àwọn ará wọn èèyàn ẹni tó fara pa gan-an ẹni tó fara pa gan-an tó fara pa gan-an tó fara pa gan-an tó fara pa gan-an tó fara pa gan-an tó fara pa gan-an tó fara pa gan-an tó fara pa gan-an tó fara pa gan-an tó fara pa gan-an tó fara pa gan-an tó fara pa gan-an tó fara pa gan-an tó fara pa gan-an tó fara pa gan-an tó fara pa gan-an tó fara pa gan-an tó fara pa gan-an tó fara pa gan-an tó fara pa gan-an tó fara pa gan-an tó fara pa gan-an tó fara fara fara fara fara
	The results of 2019 elections are yet to be seen.
	On March 15, the Federal Road Federation (RSF) unveiled its first report on its campaign against "fraudulent elections".
	The Nigerians also expressed their displeasure.
	Brother Abdulbaqi Jari tweeted:
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	The 2019 edition of Dani Madrid-Morales newspaper from thecourts of Huston and Herman Wasserman in Cape Town stated that the "articles and reports are intended to promote peaceful co-existence" between the parties Nigeria, Kenya, and South Africa.
	The online news outlets, in the lead up to the elections, have often called attention to the "gains" on the internet "because they are perceived as being the source of the truth", Madrid-Morales said.
	The results of my investigation on October 28, 2018 and 29 of 2019, especially on the presidential elections in Nigeria which took place on February 23, 2019 (the results of the Senate and House of Representatives) and March 9, 2019 (the results of the Senate and House of Representatives).
	Ìròyìn Ayérú tó tako ẹyyin
	Peter Obi, the son of the former governor Atiku Abubakar, was a candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) during the elections.
	Obi is the governor of Anambra, southeastern Nigeria.
	The Buhari-Osinbajo Movement tweeted that Obi was “hurting the hearts of Nigerians leaving Anambra,” a state capital.
	Image 1: A túwel of the Coalition of Buhari-Osibanjo Movement which seeks to reassure people that their village is being cared for.
	Photo by Nasir El-Rufia
	The Kaduna State governor and member of the federal house of representatives, Nasir El-Rufai, dismissed the suits in part, declared it "fraudulent".
	The nomination was by Obi’s personal trainer, El-Rufai.
	The following extensive interviews asked the Nigerian government: ‘Why don't we tell you to return home?’
	When did that verdict affect you?
	The Vanguard newspaper reported that in July 2013, a total of 67 Nigerians from Igbo departed from Lagos to the Upper Iweka" camp in Onitsha, Anambra.
	Obi, who is governor of Anambra, the state capital, described the attack on Dr. Tunde Fadowla in Lagos as "a religious invasion of religious values and a violation of the fundamental values of society".
	In delineating the reasons for the disappointment, the Premium Times reported that Obi was charged with financial negligence:
	In 2011, he led troops to Ebonyi and Akwa Ibom, in southern Nigeria.
	Photo by Jubril A. Gawat
	On his part, Obi directed the delegation to the states capital, but the complaint, which was filed by the Twitter group of the Coalition of Buhari-Osinbajo Movement, (Atka 1), could not be resolved.
	The APC boss commended the "martyrs of the 70 to 70 years in Kano for their bárbary" according to a newspaper Sahara Reporters.
	The APC correspondents used this as a cover to shine a light on the personalities of the indigenous persons and their perceived support for them.
	The Deputy Governor, Jubril Gawat who was confirmed as the governor on Tuesday night, said the newly announced 3-day presidential election of Atiku Abubakar “is a race for the title.”
	Nigeria is the largest supplier of crude oil and second largest supplier of Liquefied Natural Gas (NLG) to Nigeria.
	The authorities often use this as a cover to intimidate voters in the elections for calling on "we".
	As a result, Obi was moved to send the brothers and sisters back to the indigenous territories of Igbo and Hausa where he supported the Nigerian Army.
	Their objective with these reports is to raise awareness about the plight of the Biafra community.
	In the southwest corner of Nigeria, a number of Igbo-speaking Nigerians tried to leave the country in 1967 to 1970.
	For this reason, he was moved to read the March message at the end of the "Suggestions for Atiku's Igbo..." before quickly deleting the entire message in both Hausa and Igbo.
	The recalled that Atiku was an Igbo player who had just decided to leave Nigeria for the 2019 general elections.
	The first half of the story focuses on motivating the emotions of the protagonist, which is not contained in the other two stories.
	The UNESCO report states that this positive development will make them "prominent and influential citizens of the land" and will make them "prominent and influential journalists of the land".
	The campaign against corruption has a great impact on the lives of the people it targets and, as a result, has the impact on the communities in which it is conducted.
	Initial assessments indicate that Yoruba is well-positioned to host Igbo camps in Lagos
	The following post is a retweet [and Twitter retweet] from Chioma, a tech news outlet that alleged that Yoruba users were joking about Igbo attacks in Lagos.
	The PDP also took the garbage out of the primaries to defeat APC in Lagos State.
	The 4 and 5 photo galleries highlighted a PDP supporter who claimed to be the source of the stories told by the Yoruba Igbo people in Lagos.
	The following is a partial transcript of the news report, prepared by the Lagos State police, with the following edited version.
	The post featured a Facebook photo of the deceased 4 people and a picture of a building where the deceased have been gathered for news.
	The African check discovered that the photo gallery included an African check listing the following year's protests in Pretoria, South Africa.
	Atka 5: Screenshot of a journalist's account of how Lagosians were attacked by a group of Igbo-speaking people in Lagos II
	The Party’s goal is to create awareness among citizens
	In March, a Túwítàn-based group called Souljah told Ballard Partners, an Alukoro-based group in Washington DC, to promote Abubakar as a presidential candidate, through a candidate in the opposition party, the PDP.
	On January 5, the certificate was officially presented by Brian Ballard, partner of Ballard Partners, and Mrs. Saraki, campaign director for the candidate of the All Progressives Congress.
	The genocide of Souljah left thousands of souls awaiting retrial, and thousands of thousands of people searching for a reason that was not known.
	The PDP will hold their February 16 elections (which are followed by a 23 February break), but the party will not be intimidated by the fact that the poll will be held three days after the elections.
	The following is more extensive: Nigeria anticipates 2019 presidential elections but failed to deliver promises of 'commendable reforms and reforms'
	Photo by Souljah Team
	The Ballard Partners described the PDP's representation in the election as "unprecedented", and asserted that the party "did nothing".
	He described the APC’s incumbency on the part of Nigeria’s security agencies and on the part of the INEC for “illegal peddling and trafficking” and "immediately before the election to ensure that all the members of the Nigerian security forces are accounted for and responded to the law.”
	But this is not the first time readers are arriving at the presidential newsroom during the elections.
	The following image is a content partner of Ballard and Partners and used with permission.
	The president's office was also damaged by the mudslides.
	Photo by Lauretta Onochie, used with permission
	On December 4, 2018 Lauretta Onochie, the campaign director for Buhari [which was the presidential candidate appointed after the elections] tweeted On Twitter a picture of a brother and 500 pictures of him distributed to supporters on the second day of the election for Abubakar to remain in Sokoto, the northernmost state of Nigeria.
	The painting deems it the "year-old story" as it was written in 2017, by artist Chuba Ugwu.
	About 1,000 reactions were recorded between Onochie's tweets on January 1, 2018 and December 31, 2019. The rankings show that at least 1,000 reactions were recorded between the time and the media.
	The internet shutdown: Crisis in Nigeria
	The Nigerian law regarding online free speech and dissent is called "a law for protecting the rights of believers, their freedom of religion, the dignity of believers, and their country".
	The victims’ families are being prosecuted for up to 10 years in prisons and fines up to $28,000 in cash.
	In March last year, Enough is Enough Nigeria (EIE), a group of citizens and the Paradigm Initiative (PI), a group of lawyers and activists, organized a protest against the detention of Onochie and Gbénga Olaolumi, the governors of Kogi State and Lagos State.
	The two panels "exploded into the headquarters of Onochie and Olarinomi online news portals" and found that they had violated the Nigerian online law in 2015.
	The question is: What will be the outcome of the 2019 presidential elections?
	The army's Twitter handle is peppered with hate speech.
	In these cases, the doctors did not do enough. They were patient and tried to do as if we were God’s servants but to do as if we were God’s servants.
	This is not surprising given that APC and PDP are now the major contenders in the battle for "independence" online and "shareholder activism" during elections.
	The two groups are relying on the "ajagun of ayélujára" — "participating in a political or social movement that has the tendency to change the lives of many citizens by embracing online spaces".
	The elections are reminiscent of the elections of 2015, when APC and PDP had merged into a newspaper and made this known through their platforms “to no avail,” said Eshemokha Austin Maho, a Nigerian activist and media activist.
	They take note of the "freedom" of "free speech" and "freedom of "emergency expression", when they are combined with "freedom of association and association".
	The announcement said Twitter was the only platform available to newsmen to gather information ahead of the 2019 presidential elections in Nigeria.
	The following is a partial transcript of interviews with newsmen in Africa: Algeria, Ethiopia, Mozambique, Nigeria, Tunisia, Uganda, and Zimbabwe.
	The Africa Digital Rights Fund of the Collaboration on International ICT Policy for East and Southern Africa (CIPESA) has been a sponsor of this project.
	The U.S. government approves deployment of $50m in security agencies to Nigeria
	The Venezuela branch office reaffirms its commitment to 'ensure a peaceful and harmonious sharing of information'
	This was Dbanj’s opinion at the 2018 CAX in Cairo, Egypt, when he tweeted about “commendable progress” and called for more criticism.
	It has long since been seen how multi-ethnic and multicultural people have contributed to the economic and social disruptions in the country.
	In 2013, the Confederation of African Football (CCI) received over 2,250 dollar from the United States Embassy and spent over 29.5 million dollar from 3 different embassies from the Central and Eastern regions of the country—all in connection with the activities of Jehovah’s Witnesses.
	For this reason, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (Afreximbank) together with UNESCO and the Africa Coordination Working Group, created the Creative Africa Exchange (CAX) which will promote "prominent and highly-deserved creative innovations that will aid the dissemination of traditional and cultural heritage buildings around the world".
	The CAX debuted its camp in Egypt in January 2018, in the capital city of Cairo, Egypt.
	The assembly, along with the assembly performers, emphasized the need for the voices of all the indigenous communities to be heard in Kigali, Rwanda, on June 16-18, 2020.
	It is described as one of the "most prolific and most energetic festivals in the history of African football", which draws about 2,000 athletes from over 68 countries.
	On the second day of the convention in Kigali, Mr. Benedict Oramah, President of the Federation of Evangelical Churches (Afreximbank), announced the 500 million dollar donation "to support the ministry and activities of the United Nations". For the past two years, New Times Rwanda has been the proudhold of the donated funds of the UN Human Rights Council.
	Omarah handed the gift to the recipients so that the gift, which will replace the Ilorin bouquet of flowers, would be presented to the recipients of the gift.
	He said Africa's long history of colonialism has inherited a great deal of cultural heritage that is not available to the general public, as Afreximbank explained.
	He concluded:
	In terms of tourism and cultural activities, the West Africans are more involved in cultural, recreational and tourist activities than we have in terms of musical, eré ìtàgé, ewì, awọ̀rán-to-hùn and ètò orí ẹrùbáyé.
	The majority of Africans are still living in sub-Saharan Africa and have never been infected with dengue fever.
	He hailed Egypt for its “commendable history of maturity and maturity in recent decades”.
	In October 2019, Afreximbank won the International Fashion Awards (IFA) in Cairo for her contribution to the development of the Illegally Fabrication of Goodwill.
	The Minister of Finance, Mr Omarah who commended the Nollywood state for his contributions to the nation’s socio economic development.
	On Twitter, the attendees expressed their sincere appreciation for the convention held in Intare, Kigali:
	In her address at the Cario CAX 2018 Summer Youth Olympic Games, Nigerian artist D'Banj hailed the event and said:
	The next thing we need to do is to make sure that the company sustains the current levels of insecurity before it gets out of business.
	The CAX 2020 Summer Youth Olympic Games, held from August 1-7 in Kigali, will be replaced by the CAX 2020 Summer Youth Olympic Games.
	The Senate President further condemned the failure of Nigeria to meet all the members of staff of the House to celebrate the commencement of the New World Translation of the Holy Scriptures 2020
	The message — a message for the unity, for the peace.
	It is transmitted by one translator, Muhammadtaha Ibrahim Ma'aji, using a CC BY 2.0 license.
	It is no doubt that micro-surveillance is an essential tool of defeating micro-surveillance for monitoring the micro-surveillance of the micro-surveillance of the micro-surveillance of the micro-surveillance of the micro-surveillance of the micro-surveillance of the micro-surveillance of the microsurveillance of the microsurveillance of the microsurveillance of the microsurveillance of the microsurveillance of the microsurveillance of the microsurveillance of the microsurveillance of the microsurveillance of the microsurveillance of the microsurveillance of the microsurveillance of the microsurveillance of the microsurveillance of the microsurveillance of the microsurveillance of the micro
	The Yoruba government had said that "emergency management should be directed at the individual’s wellbeing", and that the United Nations Working Group, UNESCO, had observed that the 13th of February was observed as the global Workers’ Day.
	UNESCO today seeks to address the human impact of the internet — an inherited tool used to divide the world, and its use on the shelter.
	The delegation of Nigerian diplomats visited the affected area to encourage the brothers and sisters, and to demonstrate the progress and development of the diplomatic relations between the two countries.
	"The media landscape is changing, and there is still much that needs fixing, there is still much that needs fixing, there is still much that can be done to bring about the desired results, there is still much that needs fixing, there is still much that can be done to bring about the desired results.
	The President of the Forum, George Bako, stated this at the Lagos House, Nigeria.
	The photo by Professor Yoobá, used with permission.
	FRCN — also known in Nigeria as Radio Nigeria — is a state-owned radio network made entirely by people living on the streets, using three programming lines: Radio One 103.5 FM, Metro 97.7 FM and Bond 92.9 FM.
	The first day — in the ollord’s heart and those around him — was English, French, German, Hausa, Igbo and Yoruba.
	The free and fair broadcast of radio programming is the largest stage of Nigeria’s digital literacy project, with the Media Landscape ti European Journalism Centre contributing — and contributing — to digital literacy in the country.
	In 2019, Nigeria Diary Radio Stations Ratings reported that Bond FM had achieved the highest rating in Lagos as one of the most watched radio stations in the country.
	In the spirit of reassuring Nigerians, the protesters posted on Twitter their solidarity:
	Dan Manjang, the Special Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity, Plateau State, gave the athletes a proper "homicide, time of reflection and àsìkò" when they presented their stories and legends to the athletes:
	The theocratic history of Nigeria begins in 1933 with the National Radio Corporation of the State (RDS), which set up radio stations in the hope that people would get their own copies of the World Radio broadcaster.
	In 1950, RDS started a new entity — the Nigerian National Broadcasting Services (NBS) — and later, the Nigerian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC), with an all-female crew. NBC became the National Broadcasting Corporation.
	"The first Nigerian radio station was created in 1939.
	The battle against Kano was fought in 1944," according to the newspaper Legit.
	The station, called RayPower FM, was originally created in 1994 and since then has been expanded worldwide.
	The video offers practical suggestions such as the installation of handwashing stations, a shepherding station and a cleaning station.
	In 2019, the Nigerian Broadcast Corporation (NBC) and African Independent Television (RayPower FM) paid condemnation Inspector Inspector Inspector Inspector Inspector Inspector Inspector Inspector Inspector Inspector Inspector Inspector Inspector Inspector Inspector Inspector Inspector Inspector Inspector Inspector Inspector Inspector Inspector Inspector Inspector Inspector Inspector-General of Inspector-General of Inspector-General of Inspector-General of Inspector-General of Inspector-General of Inspector-General of Inspector-General of Inspector-General of Inspector-General of Inspector-General of Inspector-General Directors of Inspector-General of Inspector-General of Inspector-General of In
	The station in Port Harcourt, New York, was also affected by theft in 2019, Jay FM.
	The station described itself as the "language revival of the year" and invited all radio stations worldwide to celebrate the beginning of the New World Translation of the Holy Scriptures in 2020.
	The photo by Muhammadtaha Ibrahim Ma'aji, used with permission under CC BY 2.0.
	The voices and dances of the audience
	UNESCO calls on citizens to celebrate the global day of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights through working together with researchers, government officials, and nongovernmental organizations.
	The theme of the World Translation of the Holy Scriptures this year is "Spiritually and Religiously."
	The Nigerian government continues to track down critics and advocates of fake news and deny them the right to make critical speeches, veiled threats and veiled threats to national security.
	This is especially true during times of economic, social, or political crisis confronting Nigeria.
	The 2019 Governorship Elections put Nigeria on 52nd position in the world, according to multiple media reports on Tuesday.
	In 2011, Boko Haram, the seized and controlled Islamic State in the north east of Nigeria, carried out brutal attacks on individuals and families, killing tens of thousands of people and raping hundreds of children.
	The question is: Nigeria: The capital city — or the city?
	In a bid to secure a presidential seat, the FRCN the Lagos branch organized a special public witnessing campaign to mark the 30th anniversary of the passing of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights 2020.
	The competition began with a crowd of 1,200 students motivated by "the reason I like to write so much" for the students.
	The journalists staged a call-and-response 5 minutes video featuring audio stations featuring recordings of stories and farewell letters from survivors. The audience was baptized.
	The winner of Mater Christi Catholic Girls' High School, The Kingdom Hall, Ikeja, Lagos, sent her link for the first time in 5 years:
	It’s quite surprising that I was only 5 years old when I started to speak my own language.
	I tained his knife and tàn.
	It has been a great help for me to pick up the "red" thoughts and think about the people around me.
	I asked her what the interview was about and she explained her feelings.
	On February 12, high school and college students, journalists and journalists invited their friends and family to attend Lekki Coliseum in Lagos to discuss ideas on topic.
	On February 12, high school and college students, journalists and journalists invited their friends and family to attend Lekki Coliseum in Lagos to discuss ideas on topic.
	The photo by Joseph Yobola, used with permission.
	In their welcome address, representatives of the Lagos State Chapter of the Green Chamber, Mr. Otunba Gani Adams, the Chairman of the Kano State Chapter of the Green Chamber, Mr. Yoruba Yoruba and other dignitaries invited the audience to the Lekki Coliseum for a special food and drink during the opening ceremony of Global Voices.
	The pair, who was in attendance, were Cordelia Okpei and the others who came to attend.
	The opportunity to share your passion for work and culture with others is a priceless gift to anybody who you are.
	Along with the exhibition’s opening ceremony, the group expressed their willingness to accept the acknowledgment of “the death of Global Voices” in both printed and video formats:
	The hour-long program was streamed by Metro 97.7FM. It was a live broadcast that garnered the attention of netizens.
	A highlight was the opening ceremony of the New World Translation of the Holy Scriptures in Nigeria 2020, with the abridged message delivered by the abridged translation team.
	The monarch noted that Yoruba would sooner or later become "eternal supreme guide" and "eternal guide" according to him.
	The Yoruba new branch will be located as far away as?
	The Lagos State Sector Commander of the Federal Road Safety Corps, Mr. Toluthe Otunbosiyan, in a statement.
	The photo gallery below is a look at the start of the construction.
	After the global campaign for the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 2019 and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 2030, a number of Africans have signed the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, with the aim of seizing the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in the 21st century.
	The Láti-language field will be expanded to include Yoruba-based fields in the next few years, according to a professor of Comparative Economics and Statistics at the University of Warwick, U.S.A.
	The Yoruba branch office is currently considering a move to accommodate the arrival of Láti, a type of tropical storm that has been battling for several years and has been described as one of the heaviest in the country.
	In addition to answering questions on WhatsApp, the function of the anonymous messaging app has improved.
	In fact, he has been touring the entire West Africa — from Bolivia to Nigeria — to the "extempo wars", as the almighty God called it.
	The council boss noted that Odduw, the oldest surviving member of Yoruba, was instrumental in the development of the nation — but he has lost his place.
	25 are the largest number of publishers in the country.
	The European experts say that upon resuming its work on Africa, it is mandatory to have a firmer grassroots relationship or association with Africa's socio economic and cultural heritage.
	The Niger-Congo language is an indigenous language that has been troubled by the Yoruba railway's misunderstanding of its origin and cultural heritage.
	More: New World Translation in Yoruba: The language change
	In 1843, the founding father of the Crowther Congregation, CMS, introduced the translation of the Yoruba language into the Láti language with the help of anesthesiologists — or anesthesiologists.
	From the time, hundreds of copies have been made in Yoruba as the official language of the Láti-Ajami language, a study group based on the principles of Lárúbáwá that were first introduced in Central America as the Yoruba language before 1843.
	The authorities suspect that the storm, as a result of railway suspension from the north, caused the land to be seized.
	The campaign began in a chat with Egyptian bloggers, Akójọ Adrinka of Akan in Ghana, Ge'ez ti Ethiopia, and Nsibidi ti Southern Africa, who for over 5000 years have been using Jehovah as their sole home. Vai is Ile-Adúláw Translation of the Holy Scriptures.
	The 'purple triangle'
	Yoruba State Governor, Mr. Yobola who made the appeal through his mobile phone, WhatsApp, to ascertained whether he was aware of the new policy.
	The 43-year-old, who survived without a family, explains that he did not earn a living after his arrest in 1997, and was required to work as a temporary special pioneer in order to care for his children.
	However, like in the case of Yoruba, the work on community development for the benefit of the Odduwa community is a very different story, and it is narrated by the narrator.
	When the project comes to a conclusion, we are not sure exactly how to proceed.
	In 2011, he married eéjì, earned eéjì, was born eéjì, and was baptized.
	Babajide Sanwo-Olu, who was requested to report to the Farasi (Badagry), Lagos State, said that it would be possible to do so in the presence of the elderly citizens.
	In the picture, a “purple triangle” hangs on the roof of his apartment in Porto-Novo, Brazil.
	In time, he turned against the bird.
	It is rare to meet a client that is so hostile in the field of communication.
	The storm brought torrential rain and power outages, causing flooding and landslides.
	He was able to visit all of our homes before the start of his day.
	On that day, he took the opportunity of the test of his faith. He told Global Voices:
	I was told that I would go to the north.
	In the process, I got a lot of undertones of love and support from people.
	The whole experience was very educational and I had some amazing discussions with people about the newly introduced strains of the virus...
	For three years, the program was unprecedented, and has never progressed.
	Additionally, in 2016, I met a man on the streets with a gun, Lámúrúdu, who accused me of the drug abuse and advised me to keep the secrets of the drug abuse ban in mind and heart.
	I always remember her name — and I always remember it — when I met her.
	He then went to disperse — he left, he went to Global Voices.
	He was determined to advise the brothers, a Local Labouring Officer in Port-Novo, on how to manage the fire damage.
	For this reason, he is often making trips to an area in the US to witness the development of the nation.
	The following are transcripts of interviews of learners who participated in the Oduwo Fasciation Campaign:
	Yoruba Special Campaign
	In 2017, Oloyele Oguntosi, accompanied by the Federal Executive Council of the East African Republic of the Federal Executive Council, paid a courtesy visit to Rauf Arenga, the former governor of Ogbo State, e one-Ijaiye to demand the establishment of Ogbo State Independent Government.
	The Minister of Finance, Dr. Titi Abélé, stated this at a news briefing held on Tuesday in Abuja.
	The Otunba Anifowosoe-Otunba Anifowosoe is remembering the construction of the new branch facility as well as the ongoing construction of the road network in Otunba Anifowosoe.
	The new Armed Forces Museum is the first to be featured in Africa’s history, and the rest of the country has not been affected.
	For more information on the situation, the Office of the Public Information Desk has published a glossary that summarizes the tuntun of the — and also serves as abalancing tool — of social media — in addition to engaging in community development activities.
	The video was posted on YouTube, WhatsApp and Facebook: "The School Feeding Campaign" and "The Feeding Campaign" in both languages.
	He urged all who may be disinvited from the fulfillment of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights to follow the principles set out in Yoruba in line with international norms.
	A young publisher, Sunday Adelai, published 1,000 copies of the book "Answers on the Streets" for the first time in its history.
	In the end: the reason for the Google translation work — in Yoruba and the other languages — is quite extraordinary.
	The literature was distributed in both Igbo, Hausa, English, and French.
	The Centre shares the same philosophy with Odduwo.
	But a new legal framework must be put in place in order to address the irregularities being witnessed in the country.
	It is difficult to imagine not noticing that the language of the Yoruba is the mother tongue of Oduba — and that Yoruba is a language that is tiwa-tiwa.
	Yoruba: The language is changed
	But aren't you just cake?
	The beans cake in Nigeria is a local pastry on June 11, 2013. Image by Atimukoh from Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0.
	The collective good of the people is visible from the street.
	For example, read the French phrase "restaurant," which is similar to the English phrase.
	In the end, however, the message — the gbólóhùn that is used from an unidentified language to an unidentified language — was not English as it is written in the Greek Scriptures.
	The ideas for stories, interviewees, and photo galleries were developed by people living on the streets, as they toured world headquarters.
	From the start of the discussions, an atmosphere of genuine love, understanding, and unity was created.
	The incident left Yoruba without anybody left.
	The more than 40 million Yoruba-speaking people in Nigeria speak the official language of their mother tongue, English, which was used as their official language from 1914 to 1960.
	In Yoruba, the English word "cup" is replaced with a Greek word, that is, to say, with the pronunciation of the word "torch".
	A pe "phone" was added, "ball" was added, "television" was added, and so on.
	Their "warmongering" was Yoruba's response.
	Additionally, 44 Guarani-speaking Hausa speakers are fluent in the northern regions of Nigeria.
	The translation will also include indigenous languages, such as abolishing (is that), disregarding (is that), and hatred (is that).
	The most significant feature of the story is the Yorubaan people’s involvement in the debate on the value of blood.
	The group is going to sing "Hell the child take the ball" in English.
	Adi, a tech-savvy citizen in Yoruba, starved to death in the floods.
	The Yoruba language is uniquely Portuguese, meaning that Portuguese is a foreign language used by Yoruba-speaking Witnesses to access Yoruba-language publications.
	For example, a cake — which the Yorubaans had defied — in the interview with alej.
	The language of the interview is simple and refreshing — which encourages one to read more.
	For now, we have to go with sushi Japan as the standard — sushi is sushi.
	The translation, as the name goes, will touch the hearts of Nigerians and the Yoruba languages around the world.
	For example, it is the most densely populated area in the Yoruba state.
	The interview also highlighted the diversity and spirit of the Yoruba-speaking audience.
	The translator added "yam flour" to the title — and it translates into Yoruba.
	The translation of the Greek Scriptures into Yoruba is called "fanimorious", and it has been translated and featured in the Bible.
	Hebrews are also called “eternal supreme guides,” or “eternal guides,” according to Yoruba’s legend.
	This f'ara p'ara with fonograms and signing codes: Yoruba does not need to spend any additional time signing and signing.
	As a result, English speakers translate Yoruba into Yoruba.
	However, it was revealed that the Yorubaan language had changed. This was the case for Yoruba.
	In no particular order, Nigeria’s English heritage list was published by the University of Oxford.
	The translation team will be following his lead; it will be translated in Yoruba as soon as possible; it will be translated in Yoruba as soon as possible.
	In the end, the work on Niger-Congo will be underway.
	Sísọrí: Ìrí tí Atúmọ Google ṣọ́ ṣọ́ — in Yoruba — and awọn èdè mìíràn
	The majority of the population are still under-represented.
	The history of Wikimedia Commons CC.BY.2.0.
	The English language has become more ubiquitous in recent conversations as people embrace a more pronounced sense of "eternal supremacy" for discussions from social media.
	In February 2020, according to WebTech3, the world’s leading online news portal, Global Voices, was made in English.
	But as many as it is possible to make friends with people on the streets and in the papers, it is a violation of human rights — the threat to national security.
	One of the most significant achievements is computer-based mapping, which assists in driving down the internet speeds. Google, Yoruba Names, Masakhane MT and ALC are examples of networks and platforms that have made it easier to grasp.
	The newly released translations are Kinyarwanda, Uighur, Tatar, Turkmen and Odia, after being translated in four years.
	The unveiling drew the attention of a young man on the internet. Photo by Olarino Ajidemi, used with permission from Pexels.
	But have you ever tried to rely on a translation that makes it clear that there is no undertonement of the concept, or is it just an example?
	Additionally, he has never been jailed or investigated?
	The unity and unity of Nigeria in many parts of the world is testimony to the rich spiritual heritage of the Bible Students.
	The Yoruba language is translated into English by using a new translation tool called Google Translator — a powerful tool that users can easily use.
	Their online presence increased more than ever before, as researchers from the remotest parts of the world joined forces to provide up-to-date information.
	The abridged translation team is collaborating with other languages, such as Yoruba and Aba, to provide an accurate and easy-to-read translation of the message, both in printed and digital format.
	In order to compensate for the indigenous Google users who were affected by the newly introduced terms, the company promises:
	A spokesman for the BBC said that if the translation is not fluent, it is unlikely to translate it into any other language, so it is difficult for our reporters to create a translation that translate into any other language.
	However, due to continuing education in the RTOs and the translation work in the Google, recent advances in our machine amatationally.
	Additionally, many still do not know how to become literate — or pípe — in the language of their heart.
	As a result, however, the quality of the service we are enjoying cannot be underperformed.
	It is difficult to grasp the concepts that are not covered by a written text, especially when it comes to perceived value.
	For example, Yoruba speaks of ayaba and her baptized brothers.
	The majority of the commentaries will say "nice".
	However, with the age of the population, it is sometimes difficult to project whether there is an age group that discriminates: the elderly sisters labeled "eternal supreme guide" in English while the elderly sisters labeled "wife of the king".
	In addition to these events, the philatelic aspect of online activism has played an important role in Africa's increasingly unstable social spaces.
	The West African nation has suffered as a result of the recent rise in prices of goods such as watches and computers, as well as newly introduced technology such as computers.
	This has opened the way for a whole new door for us to explore these issues.
	Since these new platforms, the number of translators in the Ilorin branch territory has increased.
	For example, Yoruba has a radio broadcast program using speakers as the air conditioner, a walker talkie ("phone") and a walker talkie (grinder).
	The Igbo language is interweathered with local languages like the local language (telephone) and the local language (vehicle).
	The designs are in harmony with the existing structure of the site.
	In the RTOs and Yoruba radio stations, learners have made it clear that TV is just a gift for the masses.
	The technological innovations in education — especially for young learners — make it easier for them to see the value in their education work.
	The use of these terms not only threatens national security — it also poses a personal risk for translated and written language.
	In 2019, according to CNN, Google opened an AI translation office in Accra, Ghana, that allowed the translator to translate "ilmited languages into United Nations".
	The bioethics expert Moustapha Cisse, who is the founder of Google AI in Africa, noted that the site had "more than 2,000 acres to serve"— CNN reported.
	Mozilla and BMZ released their first-ever translation team to test the interconnection between the Northern part of the world and the Northern part of the world.
	The Greek and Macedonian governments reaffirm their commitment to end the COVID-19 outbreak
	"The Kingdom Hall", built 1442 by Fra Angelico. Image not found in Wikipedia.
	As COVID-19 spread to Balkans, many religious groups began to observe a handful of practices that can curb the spread of Coronavirus.
	The long-standing relationship between Jehovah’s Witnesses and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in the present text will be reestablished, and as anticipated, the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention (WGAD) will continue to provide information to the public on its processes and activities.
	The World Health Organisation (WHO) has advised us to get physically and spiritually ready for the pandemic by avoiding the spread of infections, respiratory infections, and infections.
	In a statement issued on March 9, the Greek Constitutional Court said that it had no need to be afraid.
	Additionally, he said "there is no coronavirus infection among Jehovah’s Witnesses, and we should pray that our brothers and sisters in the affected areas will be comforted by the pandemic".
	The CP of the Klimis Local Hospital of the Peristeri Region, Athens, said the religious association with Jehovah’s Witnesses was of the essence and said that religious association with Jehovah can help alleviate the disease:
	The Ara-jejà and mímu.
	The tradition is the same.
	The aim is to ensure that all Nigerians have access to affordable, efficient and equitable healthcare services without the risk of impoverishment.
	The 89th anniversary of the COVID-19 pandemic in Greece is a milestone in progress.
	The Greek, who had closed schools and was banned from attending conventions and dẹ̀jà lórí lórí, chastised the Iléèsìn náà to ṣe àtúnwò.
	However, critics say the act is inconsistent with the provisions of the constitution, which on one occasion specifically mentions freedom of religion and association.
	In Greece, the North Macedonian Church of Macedonia — the Ohrid Archbishopric also included in the invitation.
	As a result of censorship, Ara was not able to meet with the public, so it is no use making speeches against it.
	In a recent interview with Prespa-Pelagonia Diocese, the editor of the Russian news portal Pravoslavie.ru (a title that translates the message "parochial meetings"), said "no church can afford to fail to follow religious rites".
	The Russian consul Sergey Adonin opened the door, explaining that he had no knowledge of the branch's bioethics practices.
	He added that despite the severe weather conditions in the past few years, the building's design was not Bizantium-inspired, "thus it is a peaceful building for peaceful worship and fellow worshippers".
	In North Macedonia, the restrictions on the origin of the religion are not enforced in the schools.
	For example, a TV network's advocacy group — a grassroots activist who has seen the IPPIS as a threat — tweeted on Twitter said it has participated in some of the protests:
	The following post is a retelling of the Memorial discourse held in the Holy Annunciation Church of Macedonia in Skopje.
	This is your problem?
	The Chief Health Officers: All doctors in the Ara state are alert to the coronavirus pandemic.
	The expert on international relations, Sladjana Velkov, who is familiar with the practices of Serbian and Macedonian overseas, said that international relations should not be divided on "one religion" and "three religions, which are mostly false or mostly false, and that often results in harassment of indigenous people or ethnic minorities".
	In Italy, where 631 people died and more than 10,000 were displaced, a number similar to the following number:
	As of this, there have been 24 COVID-19 cases reported in North Macedonia; 25 in Slovenia; 13 in Croatia; five in Albania; five in Serbia; five in Bosnia; and one in Montenegro.
	He has been in Romania, as well as in Bulgaria.
	Own with pride
	The international community is already concerned about coronavirus pandemic at this year’s international convention.
	A total of 7,400 people believe that they have been infected with COVID-19 in South Korea — a country that has been COVID-19 for over a century — were tested by Jehovah’s Witnesses at the Shincheonji Stadium.
	A criminal case was opened against the group — usually in the form of a 8-year-old brother — the founder of the group went to jail for peacefully practicing his faith.
	On its part, the Constitutional Court of Korea explicitly stated this in a sign-language translation of the Holy Scriptures into Korean:
	1. 1. 1. 1. 1. 1. 1. 1. 1. 1. 1. 1. 1. Everyone must be accounted for when things are going on when things are going on.
	2. 2. 1. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2.
	3. They did not earn a living.
	4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. They don’t want
	They did not harbor animosity toward each other, but they supported each other.
	They will not use traditional medicine for practicing their faith.
	They did not receive a blood transfusion of the Holy Scriptures, but were grateful for the opportunity to participate in a public witnessing campaign.
	8. 8. 8. 8. 8. 8. 8. 8. 8. 8. 8. 8. 8. 8. 8. 8. Bloodless Grassroots Sports on Sunday.
	9. 9. No congregation meetings and non- congregation meetings were held.
	The use of legal entities in Georgia is rapidly evolving, such as the Catholic Church of Italy.
	The same virus that has invaded Croatia, has in France, the largest mosquito area in the world, located in Lourdes.
	The Constitutional Court of Romania sentenced some to "homicide and deprivation of liberty":
	The killers have also sojoined that non-Witnesses should never have been jailed in the first place.
	As a result, the translator supposedly said that the translator wanted to know about the origin of the Holy Scriptures.
	In the aftermath of Italy failing to contain the dead, local elders, the Czech Republic, kidnapped some publishers on March 10, following mass home raids.
	The North Macedonian government declared that the state was no longer needed, and that schools, as the primary school for the two schools, were closed for the two weeks.
	Initial assessments on the COVID-19 outbreak.
	The Nigerian Government reaffirms its commitment to address the challenges of the COVID 19 pandemic
	The 13 countries that have more COVID-19 infections
	The photo by Pete Linforth in Pixabay, used with permission.
	The first report from Global Voices was about the COVID-19 pandemic.
	As the number of COVID-19 infections in Nigeria increased, so did the number of COVID-19 infections.
	The three-judge panel, headed by Dr. E. Osagie Ehanire, discovered on March 16, 2018, that there was one COVID-19 outbreak in Nigeria, the "most prolific COVID-19 outbreak in the United Kingdom on March 13, 2018.
	The camp was opened on March 14 in Lagos, and during this time there were no reports of injuries or fatalities among the brothers.
	The case was filed at the Kenya Human Rights Centre in Yaba, Lagos.
	He is tall, well-mannered and well-organized.
	For more than 13 countries, including China, Italy, Iran, South Korea, Spain, Japan, France, Germany, Norway, the United States, the Netherlands, and Switzerland, more than 1000 COVID-19 cases have been reported in Nigeria.
	The names of Nigeria’s diplomatic relations with other countries were released on grounds that they would be officially handed out on March 14.
	The 27th anniversary of the first case of the COVID-19 pandemic is being celebrated in Italy as the first country to recover from the COVID-19 outbreak.
	Initially: One Italian consul who traveled to Nigeria on business was affected by the COVID-19 pandemic
	The second cause of the suspension was unjustly determined by the NCDC, and the first time the suspension was initiated was after two tests of blood pressure.
	The second time he has been found dead, he was placed in pretrial detention for over 13 months, 2020, according to the NCDC report.
	As the COVID-19 spread, citizens were increasingly concerned and called for support for the efforts being put in place to contain the virus in Nigeria.
	The NCDC boss Ayobami tweeted that they are "starting a clean online campaign!"
	"do not despair" as the COVID-19 outbreak continues in Nigeria.
	"Protect those who want to travel to other countries" but also those who want to visit other countries, the Bayo Olupohunda tweeted:
	The Dr. Whitewalker concluded that there were no violations of the travel law on the part of transgender people in particular who were allowed to travel solely on the basis of religion to avoid blood transfusions.
	Dr. Chikwe Ihekweazu, the Chairman of NCDC, says the members "are "going to GIDI to see that they are doing everything that needs to be done":
	On March 17, the ECHR unanimously agreed to ban the flow of passengers from overseas-bound countries, such as the United Kingdom and China, on the second day of the quake.
	The Cable Nigeria assured all those affected by the pandemic of continuous support to those affected by the pandemic.
	The Federal Government has canceled visa applications for Nigerian citizens.
	The program kicks off on January 21, 2020, and will continue to hold through March 4.
	It is known: COVID-19 in Africa: ‘An Explosion of violence that never has been seen’ as people leave their country for the disease outbreak
	In many parts of the world, the COVID-19 outbreak has sparked opposing reactions.
	The outbreak of COVID-19 has resulted in several international legal challenges, the first of which is the illegal seizure of a passport.
	Initial assessments that do not
	Initial assessments also indicate that the safety of the workers impacted by the COVID-19 outbreak in Nigeria.
	A 70-year-old woman from the United Kingdom return to Nigeria on March 11
	After a few weeks, he was transferred to the Teaching Hospital of Enugu (ESUTH) Colliery Parklane, in southeastern Nigeria.
	The unjust imprisonment was initiated at the ESUTH Colliery Parklane and was handed out by NCDC on March 14, 2018.
	On March 15, the woman was killed after the NCDC reported she was suffering from dengue COVID-19.
	In a letter to the Governor of Enugu State, the woman accused the construction company of "inconvenience" and demolished "inconvenienced buildings" for her koryko.
	The latest COVID-19 outbreak has already received national attention in Lagos, the state capital of Nigeria.
	On March 17, David Hundeyin, news editor for News Wire, reported an insecurity outbreak of COVID-19 at the Dangote Stadium in Ibeju-Lekki, Lagos.
	In the past month, India’s largest mining company, Dangote, has flowed out of Nigeria to Mumbai, before returning to Cairo, Egypt.
	The Hudeyin case is similar to the previous one in which the husband was found guilty by "fraudulently, lawlessly and indefensible" on "fraudulently, lawlessly and indefensible" on "fraudulently and indefensible" on "fraudulently and indefensible" on "fraudulently and indefensible".
	However, "there is no excuse for killing innocent people in the Dangote market place."
	Hudeyin alleged that the company was acquiring the "homicide license" under the Nigerian law to "take appropriate measures against those found guilty", which would include the death of his wife and all others.
	The company said it had received the complaint from the Hospital Liaison Committee in Yaba, Lagos.
	The COVID-19 pandemic has influencing political and economic growth in the China?
	The Chinese social media has already accused four other women of 武汉肺炎, also known as "threatening Wuhan", of having already witnessed the deadly COVID-19 outbreak in the past few months.
	We were able to use it.
	The heavy rain, as the wind, has made for an indigenous part of China's landscape.
	After the resumption of the Democracy Day in Wuhan in December 2019, many international events began against the Chinese làklàk and also internally monitored the activities of Beijing.
	The state government, along with local authorities and the federal prosecutor's office in the region, is often asked to furnish us with copies of newspaper articles that will help our community read more.
	When she was asked to create a list of Chinese characters for the show, she refused.
	The DRCs and their members are coordinating efforts to review and improve the status of the detained persons in the Wuhan, COVID-19 pandemic.
	Initial assessments also indicate that the territory is currently being cared for by Chinese overseas refugees, who are gathering on Huanan wetlands in Wuhan to share the same habitat with other Chinese indigenes.
	The basic principle of the disease is the same: in one way or another you can prevent it from spreading to another, and from two to three people at the same time you can reduce it by avoiding it.
	The first step was to develop a stronger resistance to blood transfusions, which ensured that blood transfusions would be administered in the presence of a blood transfusion that would decrease the risk of bleeding.
	At the time of the pandemic, medical experts define it as “the fever of the pandemic“, meaning that it is 2 to 3 in the March months, the number of times you have been infected with it increased, as well as increased risk of reinfection and complications, as well as increased risk of bleeding.
	The long-term impact of these wildfires is wide-ranging, and Chinese authorities that have denied Hubei and its surrounding areas in Wuhan have issued a 60-year-old policy of restrictions on wildfires, which has killed at least 60 people.
	As the number of cases increases across the eastern China, so do the number of health officials in the branch territory increased, and so do the number of diet-threatening cases.
	But the noise of the Wuhan not only affects health-conscious people, it is also a threat to national security.
	The government directed the brothers to ensure that no casualties or serious injuries would be reported to them, as well as ensure that the brothers have peace of mind and heart in their own communities, and that no dispute or grievance would be reported to them.
	The Chinese community criticized Beijing’s arrest and detention of SARS soldiers from 2002 to 2003, based on news reports obtained by the World Health Organisation (WHO).
	The head of state, Xi Jinping, reacted to the outbreak on June 20, Chinese National Day, when he announced to the citizens that the disease had spread.
	The human rights issue in China remains the same whether there is progress in the bilateral relations with the United States or if the settlement of the Wuhan issue is postponed until 2020.
	The Mozambican and Cape Verde governments are partnering in a large-scale digital literacy project aimed at ensuring citizens stay online.
	Santa Maria, Cape Verde. Photo by Miccaela, Wikimedia Commons. CC-BY 3.0
	Additionally, the ‘Global Voices’ campaign has helped raise awareness about the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
	In Africa following the deadly COVID-19 pandemic, Mozambican governments and Cape Verde governments are providing free and fair internet access to their citizens.
	For the past 10 months, Mozambique has been without an COVID-19 outbreak, but 6 people have died in Cape Verde, one of the most densely populated areas in the country.
	In recent months, both countries have introduced new music festivals to cater for the festival's demands.
	In a telephone interview, Portugal's national newspaper, Lusa, said:
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	The Cape Verde City Council, CV Móvel and Unitel T+, launched a campaign aimed at mobilizing 2 million Cape Verde residents to protest against the COVID-19 outbreak.
	The campaign theme is “Fica em Casa” (“a staying house” in Yoruba), and the two organizations aimed to push the community to “negotiate a peaceful and harmonious life style” that will allow Cape Verde's "multiple citizens to live peacefully".
	The disease outbreak has two residential and 2 private hospitals, and for treatment purposes only, $15 million will be needed to decrease the spread of the disease outbreak that occurred on June 30, 2018.
	COVID-19: A campaign of 2 weeks to ensure the brothers in Cape Verde maintain their complience
	The Cape Verde community has expressed their displeasure, since the internet shut down:
	It's a great day!!!
	The only one in Cape Verde has a internet shut down?
	In Cape Verde, a small town with about 560 people per square kilometer and 57 people online, the destruction caused by the Ilé Ìfoún Tó Wáyé in 2017 has garnered international attention.
	The age of 50, the largest number of online users in the world, has also risen in recent years.
	In Mozambique, where there are fewer internet users – the Global Voices project – has revealed that more than 10 millions of people in the country are online – the TmCel project in collaboration with the country's youth ministry has produced the "out-of-classroom" campaign.
	The campaign increased from GB 1 to GB 5, and from 25 to 100 meticals (0.37 to 1.50 US).
	The #StayAtHome campaign has already received 25 meticals in the past month.
	The following excerpts were taken from the *219# test and translated into TmCel.
	This is not the first time you've heard about it, but one of Twitter's users tweeted about a specific question:
	The format is standard.
	It's an overwhelming spirit right now?
	The visit also highlighted the diversity and spirit of the Mozambican and Cape Verde volunteer workforce. Social activist Tomás Queface tweeted:
	The #coronavirus has already devastated many parts of our society.
	As the hashtag #StayAtHome spread, people were encouraged to turn away from the dangers of violence: by staying at home for the meals, or by working to improve the wellbeing of the local community.
	COVID-19 pandemic creates awareness on self-determination in Africa
	The West African nation does not need another war'
	The Special Counsel for the 354th Civil Affairs Brigade, Special Functioning Team, Combined Joint Task Force-Italy in 2008, during the presidential election in Goubetto, Djibouti.
	Photo by US State Department, Jeremy T. Lock. Used with permission.
	In the lead up to the COVID-19 pandemic, the following is a partial transcript of the news report ‘Oliver Hall’.
	The divide between what is happening in the sector and what is happening in the nation cannot be resolved by the collective effort of all those involved in the COVID-19 pandemic.
	In December last year, two Faransian writers, Jean-Paul Mira and Camille Locht, publicly stated in an interview on the internet that Africa is the continent for the most complete protection of human rights, according to Al-Jazeera.
	The Dr. Mira, director of general surgery at the Cochin Hospital in Paris, states that the “emergency management response is one of Africa’s biggest challenges of development, and that there is much that can be done to ensure that everyone is comfortable.”
	In both instances, special meetings were held two days after the BCG team from Yuruoke and Australia from Australia to determine how to prepare the ground for the training.
	In Australia, the average of 4.
	The availability of these rare rare rare rare is the result of a series of unjust and unwarranted trials in which African leaders have been met with the zeal to ensure that African leaders remain effective — and this is true that African leaders have been met with the zeal to ensure that African leaders remain effective — even in the emergence of multi-saucer — to help African leaders remain effective.
	He concluded with a strong conviction and conviction that the "eternal supreme guide" had no other recourse but to renounce his religion.
	The Ivory Coast team rescued Didier Drogba:
	On March 3, Ms. Mirellet made a forcouraging remark for her friends but only after the SOS Racisme group disbanded the club from their job description on Twitter. Ms. Locht, also described the protesters’ reaction as "extremist", reasoning that the activists had never seen such a reaction.
	In the same week, human rights advocates in the Congo Jean-Jacque Muyembe, who is on the front lines of Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, tweeted that DR Congo "ti is ready to participate in next month's Ebola outbreak", as News 24 previously reported.
	The minister, who was represented by Muyembe Health Care Centre and the Ministry of Health, stated at a news conference:
	This is a very big stage to put in place...
	The site is located either in the United States or Canada.
	Our company is the sponsor of the event.
	In no particular order, these comments sparked an alarm about the plans by Congo's Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) presidential candidate, Oníṣegun Muyembe, forcing the country into an unprecedented COVID-19 outbreak.
	In a recent interview, Muyembe described the motivation behind the move as the contradiction between US and China in the DR Congo:
	The most ubiquitous topic in Africa
	The genocide in Africa — which is often referred to as the "biggest genocide" in modern history and the genocide of HIV/AIDS — has lured millions of deaths — including torture, infliction, and rape.
	The funds will be donated to initiatives in the field, such as the World Health Organisation and the Federal Ministry of Health.
	In Zimbabwe, over the past four decades, more than 17,000 women have been transfusioned into AZT, using funds donated to the CDC, WHO and NIH.
	Additionally, a Pfizer bottle contains anti-theft drugs that were found in Trovan, some 200 kilometers (124 mi) outside of Kano, Nigeria, during the quake.
	The families rejected the offer of Pfizer and filed a complaint with the prosecutor’s office.
	The definition of an indigenous person is not the same with the definition of an indigenous person — it is not the same with the definition of an indigenous person.
	Patrick Malloy echoed the concept of anthropologists with "Anthropologists and Theologists: A field trip on the history of social movements in Tanganyika" and "Anthropologists and Theologists in Tanzania are paramounted, with an increasing number of newly interested ones coming to the rescue, with an increasing number of newly interested ones coming to the rescue, with an increasing number of newly interested ones coming to the rescue, with an increasing number of newly interested ones coming to the rescue, with an increasing number of newly interested ones coming to the rescue, with an increasing number of newly interested ones coming to the rescue", with "Anthropologists and Fifa mafia mafia mafia mafia mafia mafia mafia mafia mafia mafia mafia mafia mafia mafia mafia mafia mafi
	As part of efforts to address the "multiple assailants", State officials say Malloy is capable of influencing the assembly "in the interest of serving the demarcation of a multi-ethnic society".
	He continued:
	In Tanganyika and in the Africa sub-Saharan Africa, the owls were seen as an omen of humans trying to survive by jumping out of the trees, which they manned with for several hours to prepare the ground for battle.
	The assailants did not react to the phone call from the west east coast of the United States about "groups" that would rather serve Westerners rather than Africans, saying that Africans should have the right to have their own blood transfusions instead of blood transfusions.
	The Swahili word for the cup is "abundance" or "comfort" — and it is now "love".
	The recent spike in dengue cases led to a deadly mosquito attacks, an increase in infections and the deadliest strain of dengue fever in Africa, as well as in the medical community and at the world headquarters.
	The war against insurgency in Kano, Nigeria, has garnered the attention of several experts and media outlets.
	The stories about the killings and revenge killings were previously reported on the basis of a new law that criminalizes killings in Nigeria in 2003.
	‘Lazy go to the police’
	With what we have already discussed, what other grounds would be present for the COVID-19 pandemic in Africa?
	The assailants on the streets and in the papers have said that "the assailants are not people of allegiance".
	The United Nations High Commissioner to Health, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, labeled the two doctors "threatening communication", and said:
	Adúláwà is an Indigenous Land and that Adúláwà is yọ́n ibi ìdánwọn èyèyí irẹ́.
	However, high temperatures and severe drought have caused many to despair and suffer from dengue fever.
	In Côte d'Ivoire on June 6, protesters broke out in front of a COVID-19 pandemic, arguing that the COVID-19 pandemic has a long-term impact on the region.
	The BBC reported that the “emergency management response was similar to the response to Ebola during previous Ebola cases, in the Northern part of Africa and in the Western part of the world, with the aim of ensuring that people in the affected areas receive information about disease prevention and effective treatment strategies to avoid deadly Ebola.”
	In the first days of the 2018 Ebolabola outbreak in DR Congo, hundreds of thousands of people were forced to flee the deadly Ebola "without prejudice" — ostensibly by the Federal Executive Council and the DR Congo Deputy Governor — to no avail.
	On Nov. 22, 2019, for the first time in the country's history, we carried out a large-scale human rights project.
	The first case of Ebola resulting in fatalities in DR Congo was reported on December 12, but 50 days later, a number of men related the disease to each other, including one who was 26 years old, began experiencing the disease on December 10, 2018.
	He said that with the outbreak of Ebola and the increase in violence in DR Congo over the next few weeks, people will have an opportunity to see an increase in self-sacrificing and sensitisation.
	The 62-person team that worked on the COVID-19 pandemic is now in charge of coordinating the delivery of relief supplies and the status of the status of the COVID-19 pandemic.
	The next wave of transgender people in the Ile-Adúlayo field are going to be interviewed as they work in the Ile-Adúlayo field?
	In Burundi, four journalists are still missing on appeal
	The journalists were charged with financial negligence of the citizens.
	The station broadcast in Bujumbura, where broadcasters were ordered to relocate to safety. On May 19 and 20.
	The journalists — Agnès Ndirubusa, Christine Kamikazi, Térence Mpozenzi and Egide Harerimana — are scheduled to be sent to prison in May 2020.
	The three sisters working with Iwacu didn't bother to sign the agreement, saying it was unlawful.
	It is now up to each individual whether to appeal or reject their decision, which will be announced on June 6th.
	Antoine Kaburahe, the editor of the paper, wrote:
	The race is on in Bubanza. Iwacu is on.
	The accused journalists were actually journalists.
	The journalists were charged with the following: censorship.
	The balm is real!
	However, the judges did not issue a verdict, but issued a one-year conditional sentence.
	You are very welcome!
	Arrest
	In Oworà, Burundian authorities were unlikely to work with a friendly opposition group — the RED-Tabara, of the Democratic Republic of Congo's ilé — in the Kibira community.
	The killers have been shepherding the residents living in the area.
	In the outbreak, 14 people were killed and 10 more were injured.
	In the meantime, police have arrested four Iwacu reporters and their driver, Adolphe Masabaakiza, and Bubanza, after they have searched the area for people who were displaced.
	In the first instance, they were placed in pretrial detention, and in turn, they were released, including Christine Kamikazi when they were arrested.
	The police officers handcuffed the victims’ phones and said they would call their mobile phones to report the incident to police.
	The journalists named after the name of the missing person.
	On December 26 in Bubanza, a complaint entitled "Suggestions on the state security" was filed.
	On December 31, the co-founder of the group was arrested and later charged with financial negligence of the group.
	The organizations included Human Rights Watch, International Federation of Journalists, Olucome, African Journalists’ Federation and the Burundaise des Radiodiffuseurs.
	However, the Federal Road Safety Agency (FSB) says it is not responding to the complaints.
	The Iwacu dismissed the invitation, saying that they were innocent until proven guilty and that the initiative was aimed at ensuring journalists.
	The Iwacu service is gradually, but consistently, improving the quality of the service.
	The Esdras Ndikumana tweeted:
	Burundian journalists and journalists are accused of "insulting the head of state" and "threatening state security" after reporting on a historical episode of Bubanza (Image by Yaga Foundation)
	After the appeals court adjourned their conviction, they were placed in pretrial detention for 18 days, months, after being placed in pretrial detention for 11 days, the appeal is still underway.
	The defendants did not accuse them of any criminal activity, nor were they arrested or held in custody until the 18th minute.
	On December 20, the decision was announced that the six journalists would return to prison, but in vain.
	The sentence was for a total of 15 years.
	Local President Pierre Nkurunziza said at a media conference on June 26 that conscientious objection does not constitute a crime, adding that he could face imprisonment if he refused to comply with the law.
	On December 30, in Bubanza, journalists were sentenced to two years and a half in prison with a fine of 400,000 francs ($521, US dollars) in accordance with Section 16 of the Criminal Code, and with the condition of imprisonment.
	The court decided that journalists had no knowledge of the incident, so the charge was "threatening state security", and — in this case — the refusal to dúnm properly with the private citizens.
	The Iwacu explained that journalists were informed after the authorities handed him a passport, but that the document does not mention any restrictions on the activities of any particular person.
	The only other occasion was a WhatsApp interview in which one of the journalists pointedgedgedgedgedgedgedgedgedgedgedgedged a gun at the "defender's headquarters".
	But this was not the only time — the government had to squeeze in opponents, party leaders and activists as well as citizens.
	reporters Without Borders (RSF) said the reporters were comfortable reporting on a daily basis without any interference, especially during the Burundian elections on June 20 and 21.
	The couple received a Valentine’s gift for their new copy of the book, which was circulated around 7,000 times during the Karùn-ún season.
	The European Union, the Council of Europe, the European Union Working Group, and the UN human rights experts are among those who have pledged to support their release.
	On April 20, the journalists held a pretrial detention for those accused of financial negligence, and for the first time a person was found guilty of the crime.
	In March, the journalists fought at a pretrial detention center for a month, after being imprisoned for six months.
	On his part, he tweeted about the virus on WhatsApp, where a user expressed their displeasure "by means of peaceful co-existence".
	The RFI also insulted their lawyer, Clément Retirakiza, said that despite the fact that the accusations were made against the journalists, they were still under investigation.
	The Iwacu has remained on the verge of collapse — it was the first independent newspaper to hit the country in 2015.
	The untold tragedy of the journalist
	In the aftermath of the 2015 elections, Nkurunziza returned to power for the third time in a row after critics claimed to be a president — assertion that proved untrue.
	It was transmitted by several radio stations — many of whom were targeted by Burundian journalists — and was transmitted by several TV stations, including Esdras Ndikumana.
	The journalists were already sensitized about the punishment meted out to other officers, and it was obvious that they were “deeply saddened” by the punishment.
	In 2015, the police station arrested and tortured filmmaker Christophe Nkezabahizi with three children, during a protest.
	In December 2016, Jean Bigirimana became sick and did not need treatment at the time. He was rescued by the Nigerian National Security Service (SNR) and initial investigations were conducted by the police.
	In December last year, Blaise-Pascal Kararumiye's Relationship on Radio Isanganiro (Meeting Point Radio) was covered by a local police station on the evening of March 28, 2018.
	The BBC and VOA were banned in 2019. RSF to Burundi rose to over 180 countries for free expression — 15 from 2015.
	The women in Nigeria face insecurity through social media
	#BringBackOurGirls and #ArewaMeToo movements transform political space in Nigeria
	The Mother's Savings Club, Nigeria. Photo by Karen Kasmauski/USAID in the United States government workspace, public domain.
	In Nigeria,dó-olóró ẹ̀gbòró ni gbàgbọ́ party.
	The history and heritage buildings will also serve as an example of religious and cultural heritage buildings.
	The authorities that use social media — especially Twitter — to deny many Nigerians the right to buy mosquitoes (known locally as "fires") in the country.
	The feminists — in addition to all the other categories — are also concerned about this recent wave of violence against women.
	Additionally, how often do Nigerian youths and their families suffer from internet shutdowns, harassment and imprisonment?
	Additionally, how often should they be interviewed and how often should they be interviewed?
	The two major social media platforms in Nigeria are #BringBackOurGirls, created by Dr. Oby Ezekwesili; and #ArewaMeToo, created by feminist activist Fakhriyyah Hashim.
	#BringBackOurGirls (#BBOG)
	A year earlier, on April 15, 2014, more than 200 sisters were arrested and held in Chibok, Maidiguri, northeast Nigeria, by the Boko Haram militancy.
	The experience of Chibok girls plays a vital role in promoting inter-cultural relations.
	The BBC reported that in April 2014, the #BringBackOurGirls went viral on Twitter with a 3.3 million followings, 27 of them from Nigeria, 26 from the United States and 11 from the Kingdom.
	The UN High Commissioner for Women’s Rights, Dr. Oby Ezekwesili, has issued a statement regarding the #BringBackOurGirls campaign.
	The UN Women/Ryan Brown, December 14, 2014. (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)
	Dr Obiageli (Oby) Ezekwesili, former vice president of the Nigeria Football Federation and later Minister of State in the Federal Capital Territory, was also saddled with Chibok girls on the night they were kidnapped.
	The incident involving the sixteen-year-old daughter was filmed by Buni Yadi in Yobe, Northeast Nigeria, on February 25.
	The victims included two elderly sisters and one of them was killed when she was swept away in the floodwaters.
	However, on January 23, when UNESCO hosted delegates in Port Harcourt, the deadliest island in the Niger Delta region, it announced its commitment to preserving the decendants’ souls:
	On May 7 2014, former United States embassy Michelle Obama publicly tweeted an image of the #BringBackOurGirls.
	Additionally, an interview from the Funfun radio — which also highlighted the underfinancing of the projects — was conducted by everyone involved in the project.
	The past two years, Nigeria has offered the option to another woman, who was jailed in 2016.
	In October 2016, 21 men were killed by Boko Haram in what is being investigated as an act of terrorism targeting women.
	However, the 112-year-old woman and her 13-year-old nephew are still under surgical surgical surgical care, and only a year earlier the 2018 edition was published.
	Ezekwesili and a group of people who supported the #BBOG initiative sent this letter to the editor in Chibok.
	In time, the building was rebuilt into a style that is unlike any other building in the country.
	However, this achievement is not enough to enhance the resilience of Ezekwesili.
	The election results are already being reported on by thousands of Chibok readers, many of whom are familiar with the political views of Ezekwesili's political opponents.
	As he ateained them completely, he was thrown into a ditch.
	The others also said that the #BBOG would not be used in politics.
	Reno Omokri, the former president-elect, accused Ezekwesili of the party of "incumbency" and of "incumbency" in the Jonathan administration, in which he promoted APC to "prominent".
	In 2014 supporters of President Jonathan and the Peoples’ Democratic Party (PDP) both made unsubstantiated accusations to Ezekwesili's detention on Twitter:
	The assertions that Jonathan’s ascendance to power was based on his personal experience of dealing with the armed forces in the conflict zone, Ezekwesili.
	As she spoke, those familiar with the matter were encouraged "to be saved from harassment and to leave Chibok".
	As far as I can remember, it has been three years since Chibok girls disappeared?
	Ezekwesili is also on Twitter.
	He was a candidate at the 2018 general elections but lost his place.
	In Twitter, Ezekwesili posted his disappointment message: "I am sorry that the children that were rán in the school dispersed as people were afraid that their parents would dismiss them".
	The #BBOG campaign has garnered national attention.
	#MeToo and NorthNormal
	On March 3, 2019, a sister named Khadijah Adamua attempted to raise awareness about the gruesome murder of a young man by her ex-boyfriend.
	Adamua, who lives in the state capital, has written several books on his faith.
	The mother of Nigerian feminist Fakhriyyah Hashim issued a statement in Adamua with the hashtag #ArewaMeToo:
	#MeToo is now a reality in Nigeria. (The hashtag is used for "Rag Storm" in the Hausa) — a hashtag that has already generated controversy about domestic violence and violent attacks on women on social media.
	The incident comes about a year and a half after Relief Web discovered that between 2014 and 2015 the north east coast of Nigeria, especially in the Borno region.
	In the region where the majority of Muslims live, the voices are still low, and people talk about issues only.
	The #ArewaMeToo movement on social media sparked a wave of violence against NorthNormal communities in Bauchi, Kano, and Niger.
	The NorthNormal march took place on November 9 in a number of different parts of the country, including Ogun State and Abuja.
	The VAPP activists discovered that the bill's authors was "since to be passed on to local communities" and so they "applied it further in the interest of promoting local communities", according to a spokesman for the VAPP.
	“In Sokoto, the government denied the NorthNormal lovers’ requests,” said Hashim.
	The unveiling drew the attention of local authorities that the march was organized solely on the basis of religious freedom.
	In response, Sokoto’s then governor, who is also one of the seatmen in the Nigerian government, canceled the show.
	As things developed, NorthNormal launched the #ArewaMeToo movement in two parts: a call for "parochial reforms on the Working Place (VAPP)", and a similar campaign in which "describes the discrimination and persecution of women in Nigeria".
	The Political Parties Act 2015 was introduced on May 23, 2015.
	In the VAPP — the continuation of the Nigerian Government — there is a zero tolerance on domestic violence.
	The topic of this post is controversial, in part, because of the controversy surrounding women’s sexual and reproductive rights, economic hardships, and/or challenges in the mother tongue.
	In Nigeria, the average prison sentence is 14 years.
	The average prison sentence for a particular religious group is 20 years.
	The VAPP also specifies that only Abuja, the capital of Nigeria, has been banned. Additionally, NorthNormal and other 36 states have been banned.
	Media Contacts
	The year after the #ArewaMeToo movement was launched, Hashim told Global Voices that the rights filmmaker was arrested and sent to a penal colony.
	Hashim described the internet’s landscape as one of "worships that put people unfairly in the way" and described how the company’s approach to online censorship.
	He told Global Voices:
	We launched his campaign [consciously], whether to give him a job from the government; some people did not want to do this; we launched our campaign on social media with the hashtag #ArewaMeToo.
	As Hashim explains, the group was formed to investigate the legal basis of the hashtag, known as ArewaMeToo, in its pursuit of LGBTQ [women, men, women, elderly people, pensioners and pensioners who are not related to the general public] and to create awareness about the progress that the digital space has witnessed.
	In Nigeria, a so-called gender equality bill was passed by parliament in both the Senate and the House of Representatives, which recognizes the right to self-determination and freedom of religion among women and men in certain communities.
	In addition to the LGBTQ community awareness campaign, people on social media spearheaded #ArewaToo and NorthNormal in their campaigns.
	The Good Morning show didn't reach those who were critical of Dr. Hashim’s policies of LGBTQ.
	Hashim posted a similar message on Twitter:
	Fakhriyyah Hashim, a board member of the #ArewaToo and NorthNormal (a blogger with permission to use the image).
	He stated that all such victories would encourage him to “be strong”:
	The public outcry on Twitter for defamation of character, has put me in a serious danger, but it has also made me vulnerable to allegiance to violence like the foes from ArewaMeToo and NorthNormal.
	In order not to renounce my faith, I was deeply concerned about the government’s neglect of Nigeria and how they managed to bring about lasting peace...
	On occasion, we have the strength and the will to work together to find a balance between what is normal in a society and what is not. For us, we have to work together to find a balance between what is normal and what is not. For us, we have to work together to find a balance between what is right and what is not. For others, we have to work together to find a balance between what is right and what is not. For us, we have to work together to find a balance between what is right and what is not.
	Hashim and Ezekwesili are still struggling with the “purple triangles” that they are working with to combat the harassment of women on social media and the internet.
	In my case, for me, the "purple triangles that appeal to the emotions of the victims" were difficult to spot.
	The following is a partial transcript of one of the articles, "Articles 22: The internet as a medium of expression in Africa".
	The report highlights the growing level of fake news and hate speech in the country, the international community and local media (notably mentioning the voices of rights advocates and human rights journalists). The report highlights the growing level of fake news and hate speech in the country.
	In partnership with the Collaboration on International ICT Policy for East and Southern Africa (CIPESA), the Africa Digital Rights Fund has approved this work.
	In the cities that are under the control of Assad’s enemies, the alákòóso shout ‘stop killing anyone.’
	After a year and ten months of civil unrest, the situation in Syria has not improved.
	In the landslide hosted by President Bashar al-Assad, the brothers embraced the COVID-19 pandemic.
	In addition to Professor John Hopkins, the United States began a seven-month climate change community with a deadly typhoon on the 21st century.
	Initial assessments also indicate that the COVID-19 outbreak has spread.
	Walid Abdullah, aged 68, reports that the disease has progressed rapidly as people are no longer infected with COVID-19.
	The UNCTAD calls attention to security challenges in the region.
	In a statement issued on Wednesday night, Abdullah explained that Daraa's deployment in southern Syria was to carry out a peaceful worship.
	In addition to Abdullah’s answer, the public officials who handed him over the cup said " No, we don’t have any problem"
	She shouted at the door.
	Additionally, no casualties were reported from the COVID-19 outbreak.
	Abdullah told Global Voices "without COVID-19 you cannot run a non-governmental organization"
	It is also a good omen that is still circulating in other parts of the world.
	The Voice of the Capital, a local newspaper in the Syrian city of Damascus, reported that officials from the Ministry of Health reported that "Operation Al-Mujtahid" was carried out in his home city of Syracuse.
	This helped to generate some attention on social media:
	The letter reads:
	"Operation Amotekun is now underway, and the doctors are cooperating with it".
	The defeat of Assad with the COVID-19 outbreak is a gross violation of human rights, and a violation of international law by the regime of President Muhammadu Buhari.
	The Impact of Climate Change and Strengths of Democracy
	The president has accused many of the cities that are in proximity to the Iranian embassy, and that is, quite literally, the cities that are in proximity to my embassy.
	In February, Iran became the country concerned with the Covid-19 outbreak, which also affected neighboring countries like Lebanon, Iraq and Syria, where the Covid-19 outbreak has intensified.
	In addition, diplomats from Iran continue to visit Damascus to mark the beginning of the March Study Group at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE).
	However, the government ofAssad continues to closely monitor the spread of COVID-19.
	In an interview with the Syrian government on Wednesday, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Nizar Al-Yaziji, who says there is no COVID-19 outbreak in the country, said:
	"We are confident that the Inspector General of the Airforce has repatriated thousands of civilians from Syria:”
	The Minister of Health reported that the COVID-19 outbreak progressed to a pandemic onMarch 22 this year, prompting concerns in some parts of Syria that the government employed to silence the voices of protesters.
	In a public letter to the editor of the paper, one of the residents opposed the Yaziri’s treatments, stating that “he has never been jailed in the way of blood"
	However, the government has continued to closely monitor the increase in prices of goods in the market.
	In a statement he issued on Wednesday night, the Working Group for the Emancipation of the Syrian and the African Union urged the international community to embrace true reconciliation in the COVID-19 pandemic.
	The organization rejects the offer:
	Her first procedure was when she was only 16 days old
	The long-term impact of the genocide are wide-ranging and even more devastating to the health-care system in the country.
	As reported by the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), the total number of COVID-19 infections in the country is over 6500,000 more than the number of million people who reside in the country.
	He said that if more revenue could be generated from the tax there would be less need for government to borrow.
	In the aftermath of the horrors, conscientious objectors carried out a brutal campaign of physical violence against their health-care routines.
	The partnership of the World Health Organisation and the Syrian government makes it clear that no casualties were reported in the landslide.
	The report also demonstrates that there are still tens of thousands of doctors in the country who are relegated to concentration camps and hospitals.
	COVID-19 is one of the most deadly strains of humans
	He added that what makes the unique testimony of the Syrian people is that these natural disasters do not just affect their lives; they are also affecting the lives, affecting the environment and affecting the environment.
	The United Nations Working Group concluded on Wednesday night that Syria was well-prepared to respond to the COVID-19 outbreak.
	As the United Nations estimates, there will be an increase of ten million people who will visit Igbe during the 2019 general elections compared to the previous year.
	Their business strategy was similar to that of Dr. Ali al-Ahmed (left, right) who, in his closing arguments with Dr. Daraa, said to Global Voices at its ago that "thekan burú jáì, kò sí olẹ̀, kódà kí wọ́n ó máa san Egbòrún mẹ, ó fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara fara
	Ahmed said most victims were displaced because of the lack of fund to provide for basic necessities.
	In the aftermath of this pandemic, hundreds of thousands of civilians have fled to Siberia, a country often described as one of the safest in the world.
	The YKS grants up to two universities in the country with an unprecedented degree of freedom of religion: religious freedom.
	The YKS new spin: good news
	The first COVID-19 outbreak was reported by YKS in 2020.
	The majority of the population are Turkish speakers, primarily because of the repeated elections leading to the results.
	One of his questions related to "Fırtınadayım, (not in rain), a young singer and songwriter Mabel Matiz of LGBTQ.
	The use of the “Gözümün gördüğü, öğsümün bildiği ile bir” (yes, that is, what I see in the image above) has driven some feminists to wage war against Mabel's perceived value (they see her as a millionaire) and her perceived value as an artist and a social activist.
	In a message to Twitter user Halis Aygün, the president of the School of Measurement, Selection and Placement (ÖSYM), the federal agency that coordinates the translation effort, said it was in talks with a journalist, Yeni Akit.
	The YKS 2020 edition edition edition included 184 editions, which totaled over 2.5 million copies.
	Their assessments are those of the feats that our organization can demonstrate.
	The long-term impact of school closures and the school’s reputation as a source of income are wide-ranging.
	The YKS 2020 [an update on the status of the YKS 2020 registration platform] has been successfully shared.
	The non-Witnesses left are temporarily relocated to the hospital where they will receive treatment.
	For a Twitter user, the process isn't as simple:
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	The aim is to determine the extent of the damage.
	The ones that are not in good shape will be dropped out of the program.”
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	The panel also endorsed the government’s policies and programmes:
	In the YKS2020 edition, Mabel Matiz was not featured.
	(It's thekólé tí ọ́kọ́lé tí ń kíyànpá ó fi ń kíyàn mọ̀ “Oníbálòpọ̀-áraókọ̀” ń kíyàn mọ̀ ọ́ ń kíyàn mọ̀ ọ́n ń kíyàn mọ̀ ọ́n ń kíyàn mọ̀ ọ́n ń kíyàn mọ̀ ọ́n ń kíyàn mọ̀ ọ́n ń kíyàn mọ̀ ọ́n ń kíyàn mẹ́ ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( (The room in which he arranged to sing “Ragbaja) (Liverdom) (Liverdom) (Liverdom) (Liverdom) (Liverdom) (Liverdom) (Liverdom) (Liverdom) (Liverdom) (Liverdom) (Liver
	Their account on Twitter is not limited to these Mabel Matiz's reactions:
	The following is a partial transcript of the interview with Mabel Matiz. Because we have never seen anything like this in our translation work for many years. This is why mabelmatiz is so ubiquitous.
	The netizens said that in no time of its life, political leaders would break the law:
	The murderer was Mabel Matiz, a Polish citizen who was jailed multiple times.
	We say that the “security of our doings” is the responsibility of Mabel Matiz, who is covering the history of our publications.
	We are to lay the groundwork for Mabel Matiz and her lawyer.
	Mabel Matiz.
	On the other hand, despite the apparent lack of both knowledge and memory, Matiz resumed his explanation:
	The following is a partial transcript of my speech:
	On the contrary, I was quite surprised by how quickly my reaction to this was resolved.
	This is not what I see here.. I see here and then in my friend circle.
	This is not the end of it:) We are still going to work.
	I read a lot of books by myself.
	“What I like in this song is that it’s simple and natural, and I feel like it’s just going to get better.
	I will also like to say hello to you, to say hello to me and to become one of you, to become one of you, to become one of you, to become one of you, to become one of you, to become one of you, to become one of you, to become one of you, to become one of you, to become one of you, to become one of you, to become one of you, to become one of you, to become one of you, to become one of you, to become one of you, to become one of you, to become one of you, to become one of you, to become one of you, to become one of you.
	It is up to each individual whether to participate or not.
	Matiz was saddened to hear Aygun speak.
	He did two brilliant matches at the election.
	He finished third in the competition with two trophies.
	“Bright and energetic” in the Pantene Golden Butterfly competition.
	This speaks highly of his personal disappointment over the state of fake news and false reports he has received.
	In a remark, Mabel Matix added:
	“Bright I like I like I like I like I like I like I won I won I I I I won I I I I I I I I I I I I won I I I I I I I I I I I I I won I I I I I I I I I I I won I I I I I I I I won I I I I I I
	It’s been a joy to deal with everyone. I would like to thank Erhan Arik and DOP Meryem Yavuz for the partnership. They [wrote] [orin] “I Have a Red in My Wipe”!
	In Turkey, the majority of the population are still under-represented in the electoral process
	The year is in the tradition—and in history—of caring for the elderly.
	GMT
	The video features a YouTube video interview of Mabel Matiz with the artist on the subject of Emancipation Day (YKS):
	"Something has happened to me, and I don't want to displease you" (the message is, "Something has happened to me, and I don't want to displease you").
	In Turkey, an estimated 83 million people are expected to benefit from the newly constructed highöğretim Kurumları Sınavı in Turkey.
	For the first time a COVID-19 pandemic has been reported, 2.5 million people were tested.
	In the end of December, the YKS would hold its inaugural meeting from May 25 to May 26 in Keje.
	For example, from May 4 to May 28, the President Recep Erdoğan observed the same from May 27 to May 28.
	Thepad and similar projects have been underway by Turkeyminú, in the city's streets and on social media:
	Additionally, what have you seen in the reactions of your fellow students who were willing to give up the space for another month?
	The abridged and interconnected COVID-19 pandemic will be republished (in the form of stories, legends, etc.) as it will impact the lives of at least two million people.
	In 2019, a total of ten teams were drawn in the competition, with the overall winners advancing to the second round.
	The first victims of the COVID-19 were reportedly killed on June 15, but five others have died since then.
	On January 1, the government issued a series of condemnation:
	The attacks targeted neighbouring houses, office buildings, and apartments—all of which were rebuilt for almost three months—did nothing but result in harassment and intimidation.
	The aim is to create an atmosphere of genuine love and unity.
	As students waited for the YKS release, the government had the following to do:
	In about two weeks time, the box will be able to be used.
	The following excerpts were taken from the testimony he gave under oath on oath on oath on oath on oath on oath on oath on oath on oath on oath on oath on oath on oath on oath on oath on oath on oath on oath on oath on oath on oath on oath on oath on oath on oath on oath on oath on oath on oath on oath on oath on oath on oath on oath on oath on oath on oath on oath on oath on oath:
	The YKS grants up to two universities in the country with an unprecedented degree of freedom of religion: religious freedom.
	The YKS new spin: good news
	The first COVID-19 outbreak was reported by YKS in 2020.
	The majority of the population are Turkish speakers, primarily because of the repeated elections leading to the results.
	The answer to one of its questions is “Fırtınadayım, (I am in the storm),” and singer Mabel Matiz calls LGBTQ “Fırtınadayım” (“I am in the storm”):
	The use of the “Gözümün gördüğü, öğsümün bildiği ile bird” (yes, that is, what I see in the image above) has driven some feminists to wage war against Mabel's perceived worthlessness (the number of tweets per day) and her perceived impact on the artist's perceived audience.
	The announcement was made by a user of Twitter, Halis Aygün of the School of Measurement, Selection and Placement (ÖSYM), the federal agency that coordinates the announcement online, Yeni Akit.
	The letterman said that they would be investigating the matter, and that if found guilty, they would be banned from carrying out the activity:
	The YKS 2020 edition edition edition included 184 editions, which totaled over 2.5 million copies.
	Their assessments are those of the feats that our organization can demonstrate.
	The long-term impact of school closures and the school’s reputation as a source of income are wide-ranging.
	The non-Witnesses left are temporarily relocated to the hospital where they will receive treatment.
	For a Twitter user, the process isn't as simple:
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	"They are now qualified to apply in accordance with the restrictions imposed on them. The remaining ones will be denied entry into the electoral process."
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	The panel also endorsed the government’s policies and programmes:
	In the #YKS2020 edition, did you find an atmosphere of genuine love among your children and Mabel Matiz?
	( ( ( ( (The room that hosted the program with the title "We are people"))) (The room which hosted the program with the title "We are people"
	This is what you do to yourself?
	Their account on Twitter is not limited to these Mabel Matiz's reactions:
	This is a member of a committee. I ask you to take a look at the Mabel Matiz.
	In view of this recent milestone in our theocratic history, we cannot overstate the importance of the recent milestone in our theocratic history.
	This is why mabelmatiz is the identity card of our identity.
	The authorities are already worried that with the strain of an infected strain of the virus:
	The murderer was Mabel Matiz, a Polish citizen who was jailed multiple times.
	The following excerpts were taken from the testimony:
	We say that the "security of our work" is Mabel Matiz's contribution to the country's literary heritage.
	Our aim is to create a space for Mabel Matiz and her fans to show their support. #MabelMatizisnotalone [Screen shot]
	Mabel Matiz to participate in the program
	On January 3, when the fighting began, Matiz went on the phone:
	The following is a partial transcript of my speech:
	On the contrary, I was quite surprised by how quickly my reaction to this was resolved.
	This is not what I see here.. I see here and then in my friend circle.
	So close, yet so isolated:)
	I'm sorry, I was making a mistake.
	I read a lot of books by myself.
	“What I like in this song is that it’s simple and natural, and I feel like it’s just going to get better.
	I will also like to say hello to you, to say hello to me and to become one of you, to become one of you, to become one of you, to become one of you, to become one of you, to become one of you, to become one of you, to become one of you, to become one of you, to become one of you, to become one of you, to become one of you, to become one of you, to become one of you, to become one of you, to become one of you, to become one of you, to become one of you, to become one of you, to become one of you, to become one of you.
	It is up to each individual whether to participate or not.
	Matiz added a more important note: after Aygun spoke sáfically, he scored two goals in a match he didn't win.
	The two categories, “Bright and energetic” in the Pantene Golden Butterfly competition.
	This speaks highly of his personal disappointment over the state of fake news and false reports he has received.
	On January 5, Keje, Mabel Matix added:
	I like I like I like I like I like I like I like I like I like I like I like I like I like I like I like I like I like I like I like I like I like I am very I like I like I like I like I like I like I am very I like I like I like I like I like I am very I like I like I like I like I am very I like I like I like I like I am very I like I like I like I like I like I am very I like I like I like I like I like I am very I like I like I like I like I like I like I like I like I like I like I like I like I like I like I like I like I like I like I like I like I like I like I like I like I like I like I like I like I like I like I like I like I like I like I like I like I like I like
	I thank you all the time.
	But I would like to thank Erhan Arik and DOP Meryem Yavuz, the translators [I am encouraged]
	"I Have a Red in My Wipe" video.
	--- New Year: Speaker felicitates with workers for success
	The Speaker of the Nigerian House of Representatives Mr. Femi Gbajabiamila has felicitated with the Nigerian workers for their annual Eid-el-kabir celebration.
	The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Mr. Gbajabiamila, noted that the COVID-19 outbreak has left Nigerians deeply divided.
	In his remarks on Wednesday night, the Special Assistant to the Governor on Media and Publicity, Láre Làsi, Abenugan commended Nigerians for their patriotism and commitment to the collective good of the people of the country.
	However, he urged Nigerians to continue to produce the desired results in all their endeavours, as is the case in this case.
	“I want to commend Nigerian workers for their unflinching patriotism and unflinching commitment to the collective good of the people.
	At the same time, you and your fellow Nigerians were very proud.
	I urge the Nigerian government to consider fiking the country in this regard.
	Their aim is to ‘prove their efficiency and effectiveness in doing business.’
	--- Senate President tasks Nigerians on patriotism
	The Senate President, Dr. Ahmad Lawan, observed this year’s international conventions with Nigerian diplomats and human rights leaders.
	Lawan commended seven other Nigerians for their patriotism and unflinching commitment to the collective good of the people.
	He really appreciated the workers as well as the smiles on their faces.
	He continued that "it is impressive to see such a large concentration of people from different sectors, from different cultures, to different cultures, to different cultures, to different cultures, to different cultures, to different cultures, to different cultures, to different cultures, to different cultures, to different cultures, to different cultures, to different cultures, to different cultures, to different cultures, to different cultures, to different cultures, to different cultures, to different cultures, to different cultures, to different cultures, to different cultures, to different cultures, to different cultures, to different cultures, to different cultures, to different cultures, to different cultures, to different cultures, to different cultures, to different cultures, to different cultures, to different cultures, to different cultures, to different cultures, to different cultures, to different
	Lawan said, "As a member of the parliament, we are delighted to work together with your organization to find a common law to address corruption in the work place".
	The Senate has reaffirmed its commitment to the wellbeing of the citizens and ensuring the wellbeing of the people through the 2020 budget.
	In a remark, the Senate Inspector-General of Lawan, the House of Representatives, added that the bill specifically seeks to amend tax provisions so as to ensure that the implementation of the budget is streamlined.
	He said the Senate would continue to do its best to bring about the desired results of the COVID-19 pandemic.
	The president's office confirmed this year's COVID-19 outbreak.
	"Power has been a problem for a lot of Nigerians and it is time for the government to intervene to resolve the crisis"
	The President urged Nigerians to observe the signs of the month and observe the signs of the month with a particular focus on protecting ourselves, protecting our health, protecting ourselves from dengue fever, to protect ourselves from mosquitoes and mosquitoes, to protect ourselves from mosquitoes and mosquitoes, to protect ourselves from mosquitoes and mosquitoes, to protect ourselves from mosquitoes and mosquitoes, to protect ourselves from mosquitoes and mosquitoes, to protect ourselves from mosquitoes and mosquitoes, to protect ourselves from mosquitoes and to protect ourselves from mosquitoes and to protect ourselves from mosquitoes and to protect ourselves from mosquitoes.
	--- COVID-19: 24 Nigerian athletes missing
	The number of cases of COVID 19 fever has risen to 152, and 319 have been reported in the media outlets of Jehovah’s Witnesses, with 58 of them being reported to the police.
	--- COVID-19: We have to know about the spread of disease in Canada- Dr. Osagie
	The Minister of Health, Dr. Osagie Ehanire, has shared some of the latest findings from the Coronavirus pandemic in the state.
	The Minister made the disclosure, during a brief chat with newsmen in Abuja.
	He said that while publishers were gathering information on the latest cases of COVID-19 outbreak in the state, the eléy will help them plan and organize the long-term relief efforts, the education and health services that they will provide to the people.
	The Dr. Ehanire urged stakeholders to respect patient autonomy and ensure that all members of the COVID-19 pandemic are kept in check.
	--- Nigeria celebrates COVID-19 awareness
	The number of COVID-19 infections has reached 192.
	The storm caused minor property damage and 19 people were killed.
	The Nigerian National Council of Churches (NCDC) on its twitter handle: @NCCDCgov
	The COVID-19 outbreak has resulted in a deadly COVID-19 pandemic;
	The battle for Kano, five-Mango, six-Bauchi, seven-Sokoto, méje-Borno, méje-Edo, méf-Rivers, méf-Ògùn, mẹ-Abújá, mẹ-Akwa Ibom, mẹ-Bayelsa, mẹ-Kaduna, méjì-Òyó, méjì-Delta, méjì-Nasarawa, Òkan-Odó, Òkan-Kebbi. At least 12 victims died in 1932 in the Covid-19 pandemic.
	--- COVID-19: Kano State team condemns attack
	The Minister of Health, Dr. Ibijoke Sanwo-Olu, stated this in a statement issued in Kano today about importance of the state’s health-care system considering the progress that has been made in the quest to avoid Coronavirus in the state.
	The Minister of Health, Dr. Osagie Ehanire, made this known in a public advisory issue issued at the COVID-19 pandemic conference in Abuja.
	He said that while the Federal Government was reassuring Kanons of the benefits of the Covid-19 outbreak, it also became imperative to provide support to the clubs, the youths and the elders in Kano for the successful implementation of the Covid-19 outbreak.
	“ Some of the kits were donated by members of the FMOH and members of the team from the Irrua Specialist Hospital to join the team of medical workers in Lagos State, who are working with the Kano State Government,” the statement read.
	“We are sure that our hierarchy will be revised in the near future,” he said in a statement issued in Kano.
	“The Federal Road Safety and Lagos State Safety Corps, FMOH, has left Abuja and returned to Kano,” the federation said in a statement.
	The Dr. Ehanire explained that he was surprised that doctors had actually handed out prescriptions to prevent people from getting pregnant and bleeding.
	“We cannot relent in addressing the challenges of this pandemic; we must work together to find a way to alleviate the effects of COVID-19 and ensure that all the elderly people in the country cope with it and maintain their joyful endurance,” he stressed.
	“It is very difficult to imagine not noticing that people are suffering from dengue fever or suffer from dengue fever,” he says.
	--- Fire guts sections of Lagos State
	The Minister of Education, Emeka Nwajiuba, said that no matter how hard she and her colleagues searched for housing, they could not find a place to stay.
	The Minister promised that the construction of dams would be refinanced with the support of the President Muhammadu Buhari.
	Nwajiuba, who has also criticized the government’s decision to deny basic civil rights, said that no building would be demolished despite the government’s demands.
	“There are no water reservoirs in these buildings.
	The Minister said that all approved projects would be underway until the approval of the Ministerial Taskforce on Education would be implemented.
	The Minister explained that the NAEC and the National Electoral Commission (NECO) had agreed to part ways with the NABTEB during the lockdown.
	He talked about digital literacy projects that were recently initiated and how they impacted the education sector in the state.
	“We know that some people are difficult and sometimes impossible to get along with, that others are too attached to, that there are some people on the radio, some on the TV, and some on the internet, because we are coordinating some of these things with the local government,” he said.
	This means that we now have a digital literacy program that reaches residents in ten different communities, which also benefits from audio and video interviews, and this is one of the digital literacy programmes that reaches residents in two different communities, so that we now have a digital literacy program that also benefits from social media sharing.”
	“With the support of the SUBEB, we made a difference in the lives of our fellow believers. The internet giant said they would use the donations to build up their community,” Nwajiuba said.
	The Minister disclosed that the COVID-19 pandemic has helped all well-meaning Nigerians to recover from their wounds.
	In a recent interview on the internet, the Minister said that the government would continue to develop the skills of instructors so as to cater for the growing demands of the mass game in the country.
	Also in attendance were FCTA’s 2019/2020 digital literacy training course for the brothers and sisters.
	The Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Education, Dr. Umaru Marafa, in a statement on Tuesday said there was no casualty figure in schools after the school resumption.
	“The aim is to ensure that when the schools resume, they will be ready for another year,” he said.
	The SGF advised motorists, other road users especially tricycle operators who are mostly in habit of maneuvering any available space to always exercise patience to avoid unnecessary loss of lives.
	The authorities will now be under investigation for the illegal assault on our legal entity.
	The minister disclosed that the Federal Government had concluded that the education sector would conduct a digital literacy program in order to encourage and develop the talents of all its stakeholders in the country.
	--- Don’t turn World Cup sites into markets – Mínísítà FCT
	The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Alhaji Muhammad Músá Bello, has condemned the activities of the Federal Road Maintenance Agency, FERMA and urged parents not to fail to observe the Federal Road Maintenance Agency’s policy for the 2019/2020.”
	The Permanent Secretary of the Federal Ministry of Education, Dr. Umaru Márafá who stated this at a news conference on Tuesday said that the teaching profession in Abuja would not be abandoned by the current digital literacy standards set by the Ministry of Education.
	"We strongly encourage Lagosians to be self employed, they are not afraid of losing their place in the market and we are not afraid of disrupting the FCTA movement."
	All who do so will be able to win the elections.
	The FCTA which is organising the education sector has put in place several initiatives to review internet usage and develop new technology platforms to educate the youths about digital space.
	--- REPEAT SAFETY COULD FIND NO GAYS IN MEXICO
	The Returning Officer of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, MUHAMMADU BUHARI, NÍPA ÒFIN KÓNILÉ-GBÉLÉ NÍ ÌPÍNLẸ Ẹ̀SÓ, ÒGÓN ÀTI ÌLÚ ÀBÚJÁ, FCT, COVID 19, NÍ Ẹ̀YÍ TÍ Ó WÁYÉ NÍ ÌLÚ ÀBÚJÁ LỌJỌ, OMO ókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókókók
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	As of 26th April 2020, global attention has been paid to the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic, which has killed at least 36 people and injured over 100,000 people.
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	“ Nigeria is slowly starting to get a sense of values back in the 21st century. I have talked about it a few times, and I have seen how these values can be transformed in the short and long term.
	6. “For the past two months, we have seen an increase in number of retired and community leaders.
	7. Nigeria has hosted a total of seventeen brothers and sisters in different cities and towns, and it is estimated that more than 80 percent of the population will be displaced.
	The opportunity to share our knowledge with others is a gift to all Nigerians who are affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and we share it with you in the spirit of brotherly love.
	The President assures that Nigeria will continue to provide the needed comfort and support to the families of our brothers during the difficult times they are facing.
	10. So as the number of perceived winners in two consecutive weeks has risen, the perceived value of the proceeds has risen.
	The killings and revenge killings have intensified the killings and arson on the streets, prompting tensions to rise in the killings and revenge killings.
	The 12 branch offices in Nigeria have been inaugurated as an office for the purpose of supporting the dissemination of poverty alleviation in the country.
	Overseers in Lagos State and Abuja have collaborated with the Nigeria Customs Service to create an accounting system for the smuggling activities.
	The stronger the force that is used against them, the more seeds fly and the farther they go.
	15. I nominated the Governor for various projects in the state, such as the establishment of new hospitals and the training of key personnel.
	16. Thousands of people died from dengue fever. Policies were put in place to protect people from dengue fever.
	No matter how hard we searched for answers to some of our questions, we could not find an answer.
	18. To assert the government’s commitment to protect the lives of our brothers, we have put in place a motion to demand the payment of minimum wage and other basic necessities by the branch and nongovernmental organizations.
	“There has been a coordinated effort to care for the wellbeing of the medical community in the past few years. During this time, I have worked with a number of doctors to care for this very well.
	A number of well-known names have been made from around the world to honor Nigeria’s rich traditions, such as the ancient gospel of Jesus Christ, the founding father of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
	Mr. Gbenu-Henugbe said that the celebration gives an opportunity to see the diverse facet of the people of this country through the eyes of history and culture of the past. Mr. Gbenu-Henugbe explained that the celebration gives an opportunity to see the rich spiritual heritage of the people through the eyes of history and culture of the past.
	In view of this ongoing security challenges, I strongly recommend the Nigerian government to immediately intervene in the crisis, especially in the aftermath of this hurricane.
	Mr. Gbenu-Henugbe said that the DRC has legitimacy power overseers in the DRC and is in charge of ensuring that the DRC takes appropriate steps to address the irregularities being witnessed in the DRC.
	I urge all Nigerians to continue to participate in peaceful and cordial co-existence in the peaceful and cordial relationship between government and the security agencies,” he said.
	The long-term relief work, which spanned some two weeks to complete, is in the interest of ensuring effective and result-oriented relief aid, with the aim of ensuring safe and effective relief from the mudslides and the aftereffects of climate change.
	Some states and territories are especially sensitive to new restrictions, so be sure these arrangements are met with the approval of a local circuit overseer and/or a local health official.
	I urge all Nigerians to continue to support the wellbeing of the armed forces and the patriotism of their people.”
	No more cuckolds, no more jingles, no more jingles, no more jingles and no more jingles for the parade.
	Nigeria, for the past four years, has been a model for other nations to adopt. As far as I can remember, these nations have played a great role in the history of our national history.
	30.Spiritually, the kónílé gbélé ti wọ́n ètò ìsúnná tó lórílẹ̀. Ọ̀pọ̀pọ̀ ìjọ̀ orílò ti pàdánù ìjọ̀un. Ọ̀pọ̀pọ̀ iṣẹ́ ti dúró. Ọ̀kan lára àwọn akóbá kónílé-gbélé se nígbà àwọn retí èsì ayòrí abẹrù.
	31. I am optimistic that the federal government will soon embark on reforms in the sector and will put in place measures to address the challenges in the sector in the short and long term.
	During the past two years, the Federal Government and State Government have been consistent in supporting the medical and surgical teams of our brothers and sisters, in part, by providing qualitative and affordable meals to our brothers and sisters.
	A number of our brothers and sisters have been working hard at revisions to the present minimum wage bill to address the challenges of poverty alleviation and access to affordable housing units.
	34. We conducted initial assessments on the safety of our brothers and sisters.
	A number of our brothers and sisters have been training in the rain for over 35 days to prevent mosquitoes from catching their way. Additionally, we have described the need for extreme caution in order to prevent mosquitoes from spreading their viruses to non-Witnesses.
	Our aim is to ensure that our investors stay positive during this volatile time. With this hurricane, all major financial institutions around the world will be displaced.
	“As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic and the cooperation of government officials and the local government, I have therefore, urged the Abuja, Lagos, and Ogun state governments to allow the importation of fuel by June 30, 2020.
	Local Design/Construction field personnel are already intervening to bring an end to the uncertainty and conflict in some areas.
	39 No new restrictions were put in place on the newly expanded horizon;
	The program starts from 8am to 6am. This means that you will have everything under control during this time.
	He will not travel outside of his home state from day to day without meals.
	The advice will also be in the form of handouts that will be distributed to the brothers and sisters in the states.
	In order to alleviate the effects on our brothers and sisters, the State and Local Design/Construction field personnel have been called to coordinate the delivery of essential relief supplies to the communities.
	40. With this in mind, the bill into law in Abuja, Lagos, and Ogun will be enforced until 2020.
	41. President Buhari will provide ministers, teachers, lawyers and others with basic necessities for the welfare of his people.
	42. With the implementation of these principles, the state is encouraged to continue to sustain its current digital literacy efforts and become more inclusive in the 21st century.
	Local elders are providing shepherding and practical assistance to the affected brothers and sisters.
	44.There are no rules about officiating in Kano.
	He stated that the state would be strengthened with the support of the federal government and other stakeholders in the nation’s socio economic and developmental potentials with the aim of ensuring sustainable growth and development in the short and long term.
	Along with you, I want to commend the efforts of the Nigerian government, the people who put all their trust in you, the people that you are protecting, the people that you are caring for, the people that you are caring for, the people that you are caring for, the people that you are caring for, the people that you are caring for, the people that you are caring for, the people that you are caring for, the people that you are caring for, the people that you are caring for, the people that you are caring for, the people that you are caring for, the people that you are caring for, the people that you are caring for, the people that you are caring for, the people that you are caring for, the people that you are caring for, the people that you are caring for, the people that you are caring for
	47. I also appreciated the patriotism and unity of the Nigerian Army, the Christian Legion, the Nigerian Legion, the Nigerian Legion, the Nigerian Legion of Islam and the Nigerian youths with the agbara bands. Your patriotism and unity of purpose have helped us a great deal.
	“I wish for all of you to continue to share the Bible’s message with others in your congregations and with your people in all your walks of life so that they may receive every kind of encouragement and support.”
	“I am grateful to the cooperation of the Governor, the Executive Council and the COVID-19 Coordinators for making this possible. With these partnerships, I am confident that the future will be better.”
	I would like to thank the organization, the staff, the Directors, the Directors, the staff, the media, the reporters and the ol’s for showing support to our organization.
	Along with you, I would like to give a huge thanks to all Nigerians for their prayers and support during this trial. I am sure that the government will do its best to make sure that this peaceful exercise is observed in all participating countries.”
	52. Thank you so much for the invitation, the God of Nigeria.
	--- Nigeria’s security is my top priority – President Buhari
	The President of Nigeria, Muhammadu Buhari, believes that Nigeria's security is the responsibility of the "big brothers in the aftermath of this crisis".
	The President restated his commitment following the Federal Executive Council’s session on April 27th of April, 2020.
	President Buhari looks forward to providing effective and result-oriented leadership that does not relent in ensuring robust reform in the sector.
	The more I read it, the more I understood that Nigerian people are entitled to freedom of religion."
	The President called on Nigerians to cooperate with the security agencies during their visit.
	--- COVID-19: President Buhari restates commitment to poverty alleviation in Cameroon
	The President of Nigeria, Muhammadu Buhari has restated his commitment to the wellbeing of the people of the country.
	The President told reporters that the facility would be ready for use near the end of the month in Kaduna State.
	The President said "the Federal Government will direct State and Local Design/Construction personnel to care for the welfare of the people of Kaduna State and benefit from the wellbeing of the people of the state as well as to avoid further devastation to the state."
	The President also said that travellers from a participating state did not contribute to the Coronavirus pandemic in the state.
	--- Nigerian Government felicitates with Tógò
	The railway network consists of three railways, one of which spans Nigeria’s states of Lòm, Togo and Seme-Krake.
	The SGF Sunday James disclosed this in a statement issued on Sunday in Abuja on the evening of Eid-el-kabir.
	A total of ten people have so far arrived at the Lagos State Medical Stadium to participate in the Coronavirus prevention efforts.
	He said, "I also recommended that all members of staff of the Nigerian National Committee for Conscientious Objection (NCDC) be sent to prison in accordance with the provisions of the law to prevent Coronavirus from spreading."
	James Demeester of Seme-Krake is the only Nigerian to have a permanent home in the Benin railway, his NIS subsidised by the railway.
	He said the NIS would facilitate the transition to Nigeria Customs Service, as the Seme-Krake railway makes available to the public the status of Nigeria’s Customs Service.
	The chairman of the NIS committee, Mr. Muhammad Bàbándéd has charged Nigerians to be patriotic in the fight against crime, especially in the fight against corruption.
	--- President Buhari to deliver talks after àsáls
	President Muhammadu Buhari on April 27, will be in Nigeria’s capital city.
	The Teologies, Rédíò and other key players are expected to join the radio station’s circuit overseers, the Nigerian radio station and the Federal Radio Corporation (FRCN).
	The president also promised to continue to do things that would make life more meaningful.
	The following VON Social Media handle was shared on:
	--- President Buhari tasks Nigerians on resilience President-elect
	The President, Muhammadu Buhari, will be in Nigeria’s capital on Monday, April 27, 2020, at 8pm.
	The entire Nigerian people look forward to meeting Mr. President in person.
	The Presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress, Dr. Gbenu-Henugbe, stated this in a statement.
	--- CEC sets priorities ahead of April 28
	The Nigerian parliament will resume its session on Monday after a month-long suspension after Covid-19 outbreak in Nigeria.
	The first day of the COIVD-19 pandemic, two public officials were called to intervene to ensure that the pandemic is contained.
	In a statement issued in Abuja on Thursday, Mr. Patrick Gifowoun called on the stakeholders to review the submission and ensure its integration into ongoing public policies and programmes in Nigeria.
	The announcement said the DRCs had "mutually agreed" to disband them and that "should not be used in any subsequent game."
	The long-term impact of Coronavirus pandemic will include economic and social impacts of the pandemic.
	--- Kano State seeks support for early release of brothers and sisters
	The Minister of Health, Dr Osagie Ehanire, says the Federal Executive Council and the Kano State Government are working together to address the challenges faced by the passing of the new minimum wage bill into law.
	Ehanire said the team would meet with Lagos State governor Mr. Babajide Sanwo-Olu to discuss the team development plans.
	Ehanire said the team would assess coordination, harmonies and interconnections and work together to find a common strategy to minimise the human and economic impacts of these catastrophes.
	"There has been no progress in the COVID-19 pandemic and we are encouraged to continue with the current COVID-19 pandemic."
	It is necessary to get rid of this dreadful situation with the right of transportation and other means of transportation.
	The Minister in Lagos noted that the state sustained significant damage from the two major natural disasters in 2014 and that the state is well-positioned to cope with the aftermath of Corona-virus pandemic.
	The Minister further explained that the Lagos State is not the largest and most populous state in the country and that as a result of road construction, railway and road construction, Lagos State is not the largest and most populous state in the country.
	Ehanire said the number of dengue fever cases has risen in Nigeria over the last few years.