Sharia Law in Nigeria

Please DO NOT watch this video if you are sensitive.
See it HERE

OIL in Africa (a Gift or a Curse?)

I seriously dont understand why all these people insist on disabling the embedding option! Nonetheless, I've posted a link to the video underneath the picture. Enjoy!!!
See the "Oil War" video HERE

Chinua Achebe's Return

You can take the man out of Igbo-land, but you can NEVER take the Igbo-ness out of the man! Chinua Achebe is a true African legend!

See Part 2 HERE

Nigeria v Biafra as documented by the BBC

Here's a documentary on the Nigerian civil war which can be accessed via the links below and cannot be posted on this blog as the original uploader has disabled embedding. Enjoy!

Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5, Part 6, Part 7

Obasanjo on HARDtalk

This is old, but a lot of people have not seen it and I would like them to come across it on this forum.

Colonialism in 10 Minutes: The Scramble For Africa

For the people who still don't know.

Michael Jackson Tribute Montage

May you have eternal rest in God's peace! You deserve it for all the people you made happy!

Keith Olbermann's Special Report on Waterboarding.

Focus on Daniel Levin's demonstration of George W. Bush's approved "Waterboarding" technique.

Malcolm X's Address Of The Oxford Union

At times like this when exam anxiety is trying to perforate my liver, I like to take solace in the fact that inspirational speakers such as Mr X had no University education. Enjoy.

Go Hard or Go Home!!!

Is this motivation enough for you?

Olusegun Obasanjo's "Sham "Democracy"

This is taken from a BBC Four documentary 'Hotspots: Nigeria' first broadcast 11th May 2005. It concentrates on Nigeria's embrace of "democracy" under Olusegun Obasanjo after several years under military dictatorships.

Fela On "Being African"

The Late Olufela Anikulapo-Kuti speaking on his influences; and the experiences that encouraged his Pan-Africanism. Have a good laugh at his breakdown of the word "democracy".

Louis Farrakhan "corrects" Mike Wallace

Mike Wallace attempts to sling mud at Nigeria but is (quite rightly) cut short by Louis Farrakhan. I feel this is worth a post because it's one of the very few times Mr Farrakhan has expressed an entirely objective view. Also, it makes me wonder what point Mr Wallace was attempting to make before he was cut short..