NEXT PANDEMIC #rizzaislamix

NEXT PANDEMIC #rizzaislamix

NEXT PANDEMIC #rizzaislamix

Algeria 🇩🇿 pays unemployed young people $96 monthly.

It has a minimum wage of $170 per month.

It has 100% electricity access.

It has Africa's highest average life expectancy (78 years).

People who earn below $216 monthly don't pay income taxes.

$63.8 billion foreign reserves.

It is Africa's second happiest country.

It is Africa's third most developed country.

Esther Okade.

At age 6, she passed GCSE exams usually taken by 14-16 year olds in the UK.

 

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Sweet 16: Meet Esther Okade - Nigerian Teenage PhD holder In Financial Mathematics - NewsWireNGR

By Balogun Kamilu Lekan Esther Okade is a British Nigerian who, at just six years, earned a C on her math GCSE, an exam typically taken in the UK by students between the ages of 14 and 16. Esther has always been interested in math and resides with he

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Delegations from Mali 🇲🇱 and Burkina Faso 🇧🇫 arrived in Niger 🇳🇪 to reaffirm their support for the new Military leadership government against outside Foreign Military and ECOWAS intervention.

Mali's spokesperson declared “Our survival depends on it,” recalling NATO's "adventure in Libya" that created a decade of regional instability.

"We Won’t Accept Repeat of NATO’s Libya Adventure in our region." - Delegations from Mali and Burkina Faso

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TRAORÉ ON PAN-AFRICAN FEDERATION!

The armies of Burkina Faso and Mali are as good as one, that’s according to Burkinabe president Ibrahim Traoré, who’s been sharing more details on Ouagadougou and Bamako‘s Pan-African federation. He also revealed that economic ties were being strengthened and that the federation was open to newcomers, with Guinea already moving closer.

While regional body ECOWAS has balked at the idea of such a union, Traoré here points out that it’s what young people all over the region are calling for. Earlier this year, crowds walked 860 km on foot between Bamako and Ouagadougou to express their support for the Burkina-Mali federation.

Traoré also makes clear that it’s only by uniting that the struggle against outside domination can be overcome.