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The Global Capitalist Cage and the Corona Crisis: Solutions by Those Who Have Created The Problems – The Greanville Post

REPOSTED 18 DECEMBER 2020 Russiagate is just one of the most recent major intel ops designed to manipulate the US population. Similar big lies circulate throughout the planet afflicting targeted nations. It’s hard to talk about the myriad issues piled in our society in a cohesive way, and when we try, we often get the same response:  “What is your solution?”  People get frustrated and demand an instant solution to the structural problem they are very much a part of. The very insistence on a single, cure-all answer betrays their unwillingness to see the structural and systemic nature of the problem. Meanwhile they allow themselves “solutions” which are concocted by those who have created the problems. Those “solutions” are bound to be strictly incremental and reformist, otherwise the self-serving nature of the overall trajectory becomes blatantly obvious.  Confrontation with the flaws of the “solutions” triggers an emotional response:  A clear indication that t

Five things you need to know this week about global education (December 18, 2020) - Nigeria

Five things you need to know this week about global education (December 18, 2020) Format A child runs in a field in a village in Katsina state, northwest Nigeria © UNICEF / Nesbitt Our news roundup features the reported rescue of over 300 kidnapped schoolboys in Nigeria and $1.5 billion in funding to improve education in low-income countries. Abducted students back home after rescue Dozens of kidnapped schoolboys are reported to have arrived back home today after security forces rescued them in northwest Nigeria. They had been among about 350 students abducted in a raid that had echoes of the infamous kidnapping of 270 schoolgirls at Chibok in 2014.

Schools Without Guns - Nigeria

Schools Without Guns The number of Nigeria s charting-topping out-of-school children are on a steady increase. Currently, about 10.5 million Nigerian kids are out-of-school. One in every five of the world s out of school children is in Nigeria, according to the United Nations Children s Emergency Fund (UNICEF). Owing to sociocultural and socioeconomic factors, and other structural vulnerabilities, thousands of children in Nigeria may never attend school. The possibility of being in school is also impacted by violence and conflict. On Friday 11th December 2020, hundreds of schoolboys were abducted in Kankara, Katsina state by armed bandits. The attack replicates the 2014 abduction of 276 schoolgirls in Chibok by Boko Haram insurgents; about 100 of the girls are still missing. In reaction to the Kankara boys abduction, Jigawa and Zamfara state governments have closed down schools in their states.

Nigeria: From Chibok to Kankara

Nigeria: From Chibok to Kankara
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From Chibok to Kankara

From Chibok to Kankara
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