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NiDCOM Chairman/CEO Hon Abike Dabiri-Erewa at a joint Solidarity Rally on the Killing of George Floyd and other AFRICANS ABROAD
The event was organized by the National Council for Arts & Culture and Nigerians in Diaspora Commission to demand JUSTICE over BRUTALITY, VIOLENCE.
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The event was organized by the National Council for Arts & Culture and Nigerians in Diaspora Commission to demand JUSTICE over BRUTALITY, VIOLENCE.
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AND RACISM on Africans and Nigerians in Diaspora.
The NiDCOM Boss also called on Africans in Diaspora not to forget home "their motherland".
The NiDCOM Boss also called on Africans in Diaspora not to forget home "their motherland".
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Hon Abike Dabiri-Erewa urged Africans in the diaspora to connect with the Motherland, Africa, where they will always be loved and welcome.
#FloydProtests #floydgeorge #floydfuneral
Hon Abike Dabiri-Erewa urged Africans in the diaspora to connect with the Motherland, Africa, where they will always be loved and welcome.
#FloydProtests #floydgeorge #floydfuneral
The cop raised his weapon shouting, “Forty millimeter up! Curfew! YOU WILL BE FIRED UPON.” A .40 is the standard caliber bullet used by the Los Angeles police; it was specially designed for human kill. gregpalast.com/lapd-you-will-… #FloydGeorge #FloydGeorgeProtests #BlackLivesMatter
This was the day LA was scheduled to open up, with folks allowed back in the streets. They certainly filled the streets; and now their masks had a second purpose: to screw up police surveillance. gregpalast.com/lapd-you-will-… #FloydProtests #DTLA #DTLAProtests #BlackLivesMatter
Officers in Los Angeles "have also fired 40-millimeter rounds with rubber texture in the protests. Those rounds are less lethal than regular bullets, according to LAPD Public Information Director Josh Rubenstein." wsj.com/articles/polic…
By Friday night, some 95 people were arrested in Minnesota for street violence. To put things into perspective, more than 16,000 were arrested in the course of the L.A. Riots in 1992. #Minneapolis #FloydProtests see: washingtonpost.com/archive/politi… @TPPF /1
With more than 16,000 people arrested in the L.A. Riots in 1992 compared to what appear to be far smaller numbers nationwide today, one wonders whether: 1) the scale of the looting and arson is far smaller and only seems bigger due to social media... /2
2) whether there are fewer arrests because law enforcement was told to stand down by progressive politicians who didn't want to confront the violence. Retreating in the face of violent anarchy is always a bad idea as unthinking mobs get out of hand fast. /End
