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Saturday, 22 August 2015

They didn't want their child to sit near him but they are shocked when learn who he is...

A family arrives at the doctor’s office, waiting to follow up with the doctor after their daughter underwent a bone marrow transplant operation. While waiting outside the office, they notice a dark-skinned man waiting as well. But rather than sit next to the dark-skinned man, the family chooses to sit away from the man. In fact, the father even stands so that his wife and daughter can avoid being near him. But watch as they are shocked when the doctor reveals a stunning revelation. Watch the video after the cut...




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    1. Watched the video and felt pity for the parent of the kid as the doctor held the man and reveal who he is cos they just have lost their savior

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    2. Aww! So sad! What do this racists gain from discriminating people just cuz of color? I don't just get!

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    3. My expression exactly was Hmmmm.... I wonder when we'll stop judging ourselves by the colour of our Skin ... Deep Video

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    4. Be nice, the world is a small town..

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    5. Dunne Psalm yuh must be used toNollyeood movies cos he already donated his marrow... Yuhr interpretation was wrong.
      It goes to show that there's more to what we see... Everyone has something to bring to the table.
      Keon Bryce

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  2. This life dou.....we must all learn from this

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  3. Touching, racists are sad, bitter, insecure people.

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  4. Sooo sad. Afta behavin like dat.

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  5. You see their lives!! Shame on them! Racism is so terrible!

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  6. Eyaaa, www.achieverchika.blogspot.com

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  7. awwwwwwwwwwwww
    ds family dont deserve him atall.
    b nice at all tymx...4get hw any1 luks n just b nice

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  8. Omg. It's not good to look down on anyone. He/she can be your life saver tomorrow. Chai

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  9. Can somebody tell me what happened thereafter?

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  10. I will collect my bone marrow back, looool

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  11. How about that...

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  12. Funny indeed,that is the world for you.






















    #sad indeed

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  13. Awwww! Can't stop crying here

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  14. I wonder when racism will ever stop.
    Advise, never look down on any1

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  15. Am cryin already....

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  16. Pple can sha like to sensationalize stuff. No doc would do this. First u wud know d donor before hand becos of all d various matching tests that need to be done, next px doctor relationship was violated, d usu thng is d doc speaks to d pxs and parents in dis case alone. Any 3rd party interference is with approval of d px. .
    I understand d need to preach love, but dis film is too fake abeg. Sorry, try next time.

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    1. All I can say is ure not smart it happens all the time same way I can be introduced to the biological mother if I adopt a child

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  17. How can you possibly judge someone because of the color of their skin.. Its a horrible world we live in..


    7 LIES NIGERIAN WOMEN TELL

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  18. Rubbish advert. They all have same skin color. Not moved or touched by this clip. Not real at all....

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  19. U can imagine, I trust mysf, I wl take my live after d introduction, stupid pple. Stop racistism bt dey won't hear

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  20. Very touching whites can be so anolnoying most times

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  21. U can imagine, I trust mysf, I wl take my live after d introduction, stupid pple. Stop racistism bt dey won't hear

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  22. U see... humans and attitude, the one they're avoiding has sumfin precious to offer to them... Be nice to everyone you come across.

    That vuvuzela P guy

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  23. Very old gist, you sef na wa

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  24. Well, they didn't want their little girl to sit close to him, put a part of him was already inside their little girl. Racism is useless.

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  25. Linda sef,who get time to d watch video,tell us jor,anywaiz I guess he his d bone marrow donor,or kini.

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  26. so pathetic.... they are most times, bunch of fools

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  27. Life is a lesson. Don't look down on anyone. They would have the doctor they don't need d black bone marrow in der daughter.

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  28. #seen







    #itWILLonlyGETbetter
    #ITmustENDinPRAISE

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  29. Eya!
    They were avoiding him, not knowing he saved their daughter's life being her bone marrow donor..
    Sad indeed.

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  30. It's a short film not real life

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  31. That's humans for you. The parents were just so ashamed of themselves.














    #TeamBlessed#

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  32. Awwwwwwwww...dats so touching

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  33. If only racism was that obvious all the time. It happens this way but most times it's very subtle. Either you like it or not the gap will always be there. The new generations will be worse. Their parents are teaching them at a very young age not to go near dark skinned people. It's even more sad that when they come to Nigeria or any other African country, they are treated specially nice. And yet we wonder why people bleach their skin every day. It's like it's a curse to be dark skinned. God help us.

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  34. You can imagine
    My brother compliant about same thing too
    Once u are black, they see you as disgusting.
    It's not like they are any better

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  35. Liddieberry Daramola22 August 2015 at 13:45

    OMGGGGGGGG..... Stella, i can't believe this made me cry. I didn't even know when tears started rolling down. THIS IS VERY DEEP ......VERY VERY DEEP

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  36. Nike commercial? Don't get it??

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  37. Wow! Speechless!!!

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  38. so touching. i cried after this video

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  39. These racist are crazy, I wonder what the donor decided in the end after their horrible act

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  40. Wow..pls stop the discrimination my people.

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  41. See how quiet he looks with his heart of gold. People should learn from this.

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  42. He was the one who donated the bonemarrow? Eeya, He's nt even dark skinned. If he was an african, I wonder what they would have done. Chai...this my continent eh.

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  43. Life always seems amazing. Engr Emy

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  44. Life always seem amazing. Engr Emy

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  45. Linda the second short movie btw the timid guy and the dumb girl is even more beautiful.

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  46. Life..hummh. #gift#

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  47. They will feel stupid right away.

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  48. a.k.a EDWIN CHINEDU AZUBUKO said..
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    Cant watch the video........
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    ***CURRENTLY IN JUPITER***

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  50. Awwwwwwnnnn..... we only have different skin colour..

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  51. Imagine, what nonsense....stupid family

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  52. If only they knew...
    I wept watching this,stupid racist!

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  53. Eeeyaaa…*teary eyes*…hmmm..

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  54. That is why we shd not look down on others.

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  55. Wow! This is a big lesson and don't discriminate because if you discriminate you are only generating HATE #let'sshowlove

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  56. WE NEED TO PUT AN END TO RACISM!!!

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  57. A touching one, racism is really a disease. Will the parents now tell the doctor to remove the bone marrow form their daughter because the donor is black? Though we dt have that problem in Nigeria, what we need in this country is to stop Tribalism and discrimination in religious grounds.

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    1. Abi, thank you. I would say All Africans don't have that problem apart from the "Lost Ones" raised especially by and In America where skin shades are used to categorise ones worth. They kuku ma for let their yeye daughter.. wharefa

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    2. Wot has this got to do with racism, they don't want to seat near a stranger, who seem to be Indian........we Africans must relate everything to discrimination

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    3. Wot has this got to do with racism, they don't want to seat near a stranger, who seem to be Indian........we Africans must relate everything to discrimination

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    4. Is tribalism not another form of racism?

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  58. The bible has and will always remain the truth...love thy neighbor (anyone) as thy self

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  59. What did the doctor reveal to them o somebody should pls explain, I will like to know biko I can't watch the video!!!

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    1. The dr said they caucasian guy was the donor for the girl's surgery.

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  60. so touching, can't hold back tears in my eyes...

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  61. Stupid people. Fucking racist. They should ask the doctor to remove the bone marrow from their daughter. Useless people

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    1. Hey, the video is jst to promote the fight against racism, the Russians in the video aren't racist.
      And u don't prove ur point by insulting. Jst make a contribution that benefits everybody.

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  62. Can you imagine! Damn al u racist people out dia..
    #*karlishah*

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  63. You never can tel ... say no 2 racism

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  64. This got me..........

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  65. Ouch! A huge lesson.We should never look down on anyone or treat anyone shabbily.

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  66. This is no news....Linda, you being desperate. You are doing a good job, but try to keep it real as possible.

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  67. Wow! Bone marrow donor that they were running away frm. What a shame. Say no to racism!

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  68. I literally had tears in my eyes, this world is really a small place !

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  69. Linda. Not all of us can stream. Would be nyc if u tell us wat apens nxt tym. Streaming is expensive a bit in naija.

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  70. They better return it oooo..racists

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  71. if na me.. i am collecting my bone marrow back definately

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  72. wow! datz life for u. dnt neglect any1.

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  73. Chai!!! U got me dis time... dee

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  74. Really touching.... #stopdracism

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  75. Choi u see life! He's not even fully Black. If na me "I'll fuck outta der. Fuck the family Fuck their Daughter she can die for i give 0 Fuck" lol

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    1. Bitch ....good thing is u are not the donor....and they marrow has already been donated

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  76. Wow wow wow wow wow wow....wow!!!!! They must have felt like shit!

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  77. Geeez... Can you imagine? He was the bone marrow donor. Acting like he is the scum of the earth. Now they look sheepish after realising how grateful they should be
    If not for the child, I would ask him to collect his bone marrow back... Lol

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  78. I am sure they wished the ground opened up and swallowed them.

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  79. Jeeez......ehya...those people are heartless. ..if am her parents should be ashamed of mysef...stupid people.

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  80. U see u never can tell! Allahu akbar

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  81. Linda You just spoilt My mood this afternoon.
    #ihateracist

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  82. Interesting !!!!!!!! Am just imagining how the parent will feel with that humiliating gesture to that donor when the doctor introduced him to them.
    Anyway, this is a lesson to all, we should be at least, be fair to one another...the colour of your skin does not matter, it is the content of your mind that matters. Let us always be a good neighbor.
    Linda, welldone for your research and blogging. GOD bless you.

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    1. Your right-we as a nation needs to change our mind set-treat one and another with respects and fairness.. Nigerian need to learn how to be humble and respectful of other- to us is all about class and money.

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  83. they ARE NOT RACIST PLEASE. THEY DIDNT KNOW WHO HE WAS AT THE TIME AND RESPECTED HIS PERSONAL SPACE. HE WAS A STRANGER, PERIOD. NONE OF YOU WOULD WANT YOUR DAUGHTER SITTING NEXT TO A STRANGER. HE MIGHT HAVE BEEN A THIEF OR A MURDERER AS WELL. IN THIS AGE, RESPECT PERSONAL SPACE.

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  84. hmmmmmmmm....
    what a valuable lessons.
    racism and discrimination is everywhere.even in the place of worship sometimes,
    you see some1 wearing tared cloth and you do is give them six yards; avoid sitting next 2 them.
    thanks linda.

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  85. I can't believe that racism is still so much in existence. They should be ashamed

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  86. I will collect my bone marrow straight

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  87. You're plain wicked if you just can't love or find a place for fellow humans all around you no matter what stupid-legal excuse...

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  88. Men should stop supporting their wives when they go wrong. The woman initiated the senseless act and the husband supported him. Just reminded me of Adam and Eve idea in the bible one of the reason the earth is on fire today. Women......... Will they ever change

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  89. The world can never overcome racism

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  90. Thats life for you all this white people feeling alk important but nobody knows what tomorrow brings so torching.

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  91. But this particular one is just a film. Yes, yes, I know it happens, but they didn't model this particular film after a true incident.

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  92. When we say "Oyibo" or "White Man" we are using racist language.
    The more polite words to use are "Expatriate" or "Visitor". Usually try and find out their names as quickly as you can and refer to them by Name or Job Title. Eg Mr Humphrey, Jackson George, John, Technical Analyst, Consultant, MD, Chief etc. By making expatriates feel at home you let them bring out their best. It is never nice to use racist language to insult or abuse anyone. It pays to be civil and cultured towards other people. Then they respect you more. Never feel ashamed to introduce yourself as a Nigerian. It is more polite than saying you are black, everyone can already see that. In the UK or U.S you would fare better by identifying your nationality since there are so many indigenous black citizens and foreigners there that are black like you. Humility and courtesy always bring their reward. Stay as color blind as possible but be aware that there are many foreigners that may be less educated or sophisticated than black foreigners in their home country. Be yourself and hope for the best at all times. Always give a smile and return one when given. Use a nod to greet and it takes you a long way. Practice how to speak like your host without mocking them.
    World Traveller.

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    1. Hi @anon, u really sounded intelligent and i like u already.however i beg to differ on the part about the expatriate thingy. We are always so quick to call foreigners here expatriates but they never extent us the same courtesy when we work in they countries no matter how much we earn. Rather settle for immigrants, migrants etc. It might have happened but i have never heard a black man been referred to, as an expatriate. So u are right about been polite cos it really is the right thing to do , but to a large extent, respect begets respect. Ciao.

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  93. Chaiiii...touching

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  94. Very very sad but true. It surely does happen, maybe not this obvious all the time.

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  95. My heart melted! So many of us will detest Christ when He finally comes again. Smh

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  96. Racist ain't gud. No one or no race is really bera the other

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  97. People accept racism and move on with your lives, some things can't change by Tupac. We all discriminate here in Nigeria but quick to condame others.cast the first stone if you haven't.

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  98. touching. No one knows tomorrow, the people we meet on our way up, we will meet them during difficulties and trials.

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  99. uhmmmm... see life? they were discriminating due to his colour... buh he was d one that save there daughter's LIFE.... what a lesson learnt!!!

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  100. Make Stunning revelation. Anyway you never judge, no matter what

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  101. It's soo sad that it takes turns all around the world today! I was at d basketball court today when a Korean guy came to watch us play somewhere in portharcourt when a fellow teammate started acting up saying he hates whites and he was walking towards dis young man to b violent while we held him back! He said Koreans lynched his bro to death and he hates them, then someone said something that was really touching, he said and I quote, " u going hard on this innocent man does not make u any different from those myopic and dead Koreans that did that to ur bro". We all need to love one another, irrespective of ur skin colour! I've never seen where or when violence and racial discrimination helped! Love is d greatest gift of all they say.

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  102. This message is more for Nigerians than the intended audience(racist whites who need to change their ways).
    Nigerians are divided along tribal lines and all it takes is for linda ikeji to post an article on a drug smuggler who happens to come from a certain tribe or that the last government was corrupt. Then you get your myopic tribal bigots out of the woodwork. They wont even remember this video.
    Moral is remove the speck from your own eyes so you can see clearly. How do we expect the oyinbo to treat us with respect when we dont respect ourselves.
    A thief is a thief irrespective of where they are from, likewise a lazy corrupt politician is just that if he/her's public account is criminal.
    Someone said the racists teaches their children from an early age not to associate with black people. But ask yourself as a Nigerian what are you teaching your children or saying to them about other tribes. It only takes a child to read posts by some of these so called libers to see how divided or bigoted Nigeria is.

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  103. they still exist everywhere even in churches

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  104. Is not good to look down o anybody.

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