Tag: nigeria

Report: Nigerian Woman has Brought Ebola to Italy

After being infected with Ebola from bats or gorillas, the monkeys then bring it to Europe as they are searching for #gibsmedats. A Nigerian Negress occupying Italy has been hospitalized for symptoms that doctors believe are indicative of Ebola. This would be the country’s first…

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Passengers Tested for Ebola at UK Hospital

The latest outbreak of Ebola is the most severe since the disease was discovered in 1976. So far the disease has spread from a village in Guinea to Sierra Leone, Liberia and Nigeria. Just look at the map, it would be relatively easy to quarantine…

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The Colonialism/Post Colonialism Cycle

Mike Smith’s Political Commentary June 7, 2014 Colonization of Africa from the Ancient Greeks to the more modern day post Enlightenment colonization brought all sorts of luxuries to the “Noble Savages”…Woven cloth, running water, the wheel, a written language…, but also that wonderful invention called,…

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Nigeria: Restaurant Served Roasted Human Heads

IBI Times February 12, 2014 Traditional African food has always included human flesh. A restaurant in the Nigerian state of Anambra has been shut down after the authorities reportedly found it has been selling dishes made of human meat. The police recovered at least two…

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Brave Frenchman Escapes Nigerian Captors During Shootout

Francis Collomp, as seen in a video released by the black terrorists. A brave Frenchman, who was being held by Nigerian Muslim terrorists for nearly a year, has escaped during a shootout with the army. The BBC reports: French President Francois Hollande thanked Nigeria’s authorities…

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Nigerian Muslim Leader Supports School Massacre

AFP July 13, 2013 Abubakar Shekau, leader of the Muslim group Boko Haram. The head of Nigeria’s Boko Haram Islamists said he supported a July 6 attack on a school that killed 42 people, but did not claim responsibility for the massacre, in a video…

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