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Children are no war targets, Children are no prisoners, Children are no soldiers, Children are no human shields, Children are no weapons, Children are and should be children. Do not raise children by feeding them hatred. Stop violence, Start dialog. There is space for all when there is dialog & nonviolent interaction, this leads to mutual understanding & empathy, melting hatred & resulting in trust. Living as equals will bring people together and break the circle of violence, establishing sustainable peace everywhere. www.pax.ngo

THESE BEAUTIFUL CHILD LOST HER ARM WITH YOUR MONEY SUPPORTED FOR GENOCIDE. IN THE OTHER HAND SOME OF HER FINGERS AND YOU SEE THE WOUNDS AROUND HER HEAD AND BODY. THIS BRINGS YOU RESPONSIBILITY. IN A WORLD WHERE CHILDREN ARE BOMBARDED BY ILLEGAL WEAPONS AND ESPECIALLY IN REFUGEE CAMPS IS REQUIRING BREAKING THE USUAL FLOW OF THE LIVE. IT REQUIRES ENGAGING WITH THE REALITY AND DO THE BEST TO STOP THIS. AND YOU HAVE THIS POWER. EVERYONE OF YOU IF FULFILL RESPONSIBILITY AND PRESSURE THE GENOCIDER SYSTEM TO STOP THESE SCENES WILL STOP. COMING FUTURE YOU WILL REALIZE THAT PROBABLY YOU WILL BE IN SIMILAR PHOTOGRAPHIC SCENES IF YOU CAN DECODE HOW THE WORLD FLOW. THIS CAN BE BROKEN IF YOU PARTICIPATE AND DESTROY THE DEVILNESS OF THE WARMONGERS DIRTY MENTALITY. AMONG YOU THERE ARE WONDERFUL CONSCIOUS PEOPLE REPLACE THESE DIRTY DEVILS WITH THESE GOOD ONES. AND UPTO THAT TIME PUT PRESSURE THE BRIBED DEVILS. YOUR PRESSURE WILL ALSO HELP THE CONSCIOUS PEOPLE IN THE BUREACRACY TO TURN THE FLOW OF EVENTS. IN THE ABSENCE OF IT YOU WILL ALL SUFFER IN COLLECTIVE.

The heartbreaking plight of the children in Gaza, deprived of the most basic necessities of life, strikes at the core of our humanity. It's devastating to think that these innocent souls have been stripped of their parents, their homes, their education, and even their fundamental right to eat and drink.Their suffering should serve as a poignant reminder to us all about the urgent need for compassion and action. Let their deprivation awaken our empathy and spur us to work tirelessly for a world where every child is cherished, protected, and given the chance to thrive. Let us not turn away from their pain, but instead, let it inspire us to be agents of positive change in this world.May their resilience and spirit amidst such adversity teach us profound lessons about resilience, empathy, and the true meaning of humanity. Let us join hands to ensure that no child ever has to endure such deprivation again.

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How can we keep living in this world.

This video by a Korean tour guide sheds light on a crucial issue. It’s a stark reminder of the opportunities we're missing to control and benefit from our resources. At Tribal Tapestry we see a future where African Americans and others born in the diaspora can partner with our brothers and sisters in Africa to enable financial empowerment.🌍💪 #EmpowerAfrica #TribalTapestry"

Africa doesn’t need to get played any more. There are endogenous solutions to its industrial woes. Africa has everything required to develop it's own value-added industries. But it seems there is little readiness or willingness among financially-able African investors to invest in home-grown solutions. Instead, they apparently prefer to pay heed to the scepticism of "analysts", all of them invariably foreigners or foreignized africans with interests vested in keeping Africa dependent. After all, they live on ensuring Africa always has problems to be analyzed! It’s equivalent to what in the academic world is known as "paralysis by analysis". Those who actually care about Africa and its future, for the better, take analysists with a grain of salt and pay little heed to their scepticism...because they believe in Africa... then they dig in, work, invest, take risks, leap over or push through pitfalls, fall down and get right back up, find solutions and move forward, always keeping an eye on the bullet: a practical, operational, bankable solution that will improve the lives of millions of Africans and contribute to building a sustainable, sovereign path to socio-economic transformation in benefit of Africans first. Dangote has built Africa's biggest oil refinery in Lagos, on a piece of land that was a swamp, but has now been sand-filled. Despite years of delays in government approvals and then in the supply of crude oil, and inspite of the financial hemorraging this implied and against all scepticism, the facility has finally been completed, raising hopes for enough fuel supply to meet domestic needs and even enough excess for export. As for Africa being a dumping ground for used cars, Oniva Motors offers a ready-made solution. But it seems African investors prefer to invest in importing new cars or in setting up assembly plants for cars that are not designed or intended to meet African needs and preferences AND that in addition take up miles of much needed land, guzzle energy that Africans already have little of, if any, and create few jobs, improve local skills or value local know-how because the traditional automotive production model is based on foreign analyses, ultra automation and practically no local content. So South Koreans and others may laugh at how they can dupe Africans, but it seems African investors laugh with them while the average African is kicked to the curb. If African investors want to be part of the solution rather than aggravating the problem, they should be backing projects like Dangote's huge refinery or investing in ones like Oniva Motors. They should be putting their money where their mouth is and be visibly proud of it. So let's stop beating around the bush and dig in. Those interested in investing in Oniva Motors for Africa, including diaspora members and small investors, go ahead and send a message! Oniva is an equal investment opportunity proposition! www.onivamotors.com.

🤔 Listening as an African, this gives me hope. It is stories like these that fuels our drive and strive to thrive within these damaged situations. Hope because we have all that we need and whatever it takes to develop our countries, continent and people. We only need and have to ‘shape our minds for the future whiles working vigorously together to address our present needs’ As Osibisa said, ‘It will be hard, but we know; the grounds will be muddy and rough but we will get there, Heavens knows where we are going’. We must shift our political battles to economic battles. We must move our attention from politicians to local entrepreneurs and business. We must turn our manifesto into economic development plans. And the best of all be guided by our developmental needs in making political decisions and not just our political affiliations. We must be prepared to vote for and against any politician or groups of politicians based on how they deliver on their economic policy agenda. These are the reasons why this clip below gives me hope instead of just emotions of sadness and despair. Stories such as this will be in the Old Testament of the African story because we are transitioning into a New Testament on Africa Development. However, in all our encounters and engagements let us be guided by this; “If you can’t fly then run, if you can’t run then walk, if you can’t walk then crawl, but whatever you do you have to keep moving forward.” — MLK We are transitioning into the Golden Age of African. It will take us all to get there. Peace to all.