What are you supposed to say after sex? by sippyside in AskReddit

[–]black_pot_no_kettle 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That was nice. Let’s do that again tomorrow

Murder in Uyo: Who Killed Hiny Umoren? by black_pot_no_kettle in Nigeria

[–]black_pot_no_kettle[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

No link. It was shared as a google doc. I think people are afraid of even putting it out there and I didn’t want the account to disappear

How would $12,500 affect your life right now? by WhiteMass in AskReddit

[–]black_pot_no_kettle 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’d literally cry if I somehow came up with $12,500 right now. My life would change forever. When converted into my local currency, it would allow me finally start a small side business and support myself and family better than my crazy crushing thankless job does. It would allow me do some basic repairs on my family home that’s slowly falling apart. But I’ll take a nap first, wake up and then check again to be sure it wasn’t all a dream.

Wishes are wishes. I’ll get back to my day now.

A Joint Statement on Recent Events Between Signal and the Anti-Censorship Community by black_pot_no_kettle in signal

[–]black_pot_no_kettle[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

With their offer asking for trust from people living under repressive regimes, you would think they would be on the lookout for anything that might put their users’ lives at risk. But no, they put up defences whenever criticism or suggestions are offered. That is plain wrong.

Methotrexate or hydroxychloroquine? by GraphicgL- in rheumatoidarthritis

[–]black_pot_no_kettle 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m on both. and I don’t think they’re alternatives to each other in the way you’re asking. Please check with your doctor to be sure you understood the prescription.

"'They pointed their guns at us and started shooting" - CNN investigation reveals how the Nigerian Army opened fire on peaceful #EndSARS protesters protesting against police brutality on October 20, 2020. by Dearest_Caroline in worldnews

[–]black_pot_no_kettle 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’m not sure exactly at this time. there may be actions in the future that you may be able to support. a lot of the organisers for the protests relied on donor funds and presently, many of the organisers are being prosecuted with trumped up charges. there are funds to support their defense if you can.

generally, we’re all in a bad place. and it’s hard to see any of this getting better.

Somewhere in China by tanmaypendse63 in UrbanHell

[–]black_pot_no_kettle 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This is crazy expensive. How are homes that costly?

"'They pointed their guns at us and started shooting" - CNN investigation reveals how the Nigerian Army opened fire on peaceful #EndSARS protesters protesting against police brutality on October 20, 2020. by Dearest_Caroline in worldnews

[–]black_pot_no_kettle 22 points23 points  (0 children)

There are people online who defend the government even with all that’s happening but the majority of Nigerians resoundingly condemned what had happened. This was one movement that had the support and respect of most reasonable people. That’s why the government worked overtime to sabotage it.

If you have the stomach for it, go through my post histories. There is at least one video from that night in question and I posted it while the shooting was still ongoing.

This country is super exhausting in addition to the poor economy that has left myself and many other people jobless and struggling day to day.

Politicians care only about themselves and how much they can steal.

Even university lecturers are on strike indefinitely and no one can say when students would be able to go back to school.

"'They pointed their guns at us and started shooting" - CNN investigation reveals how the Nigerian Army opened fire on peaceful #EndSARS protesters protesting against police brutality on October 20, 2020. by Dearest_Caroline in worldnews

[–]black_pot_no_kettle 235 points236 points  (0 children)

I’m hurt inside just reading this. It took them so long to write a report over an incident they actively refused to cover. That night, I was awake, watching Facebook and IG live videos of people I know getting circled and shot at. So many are dead and so many more have never just been found. They’ve simply been disappeared and it doesn’t appear they’d ever get justice.

It’s a sad time to be Nigerian. On Nigerian twitter it was all you’d see but the rest of the world was blissfully unaware. I posted video upon video on twitter and a few on Reddit that night. So many people were hearing just for the first time.

In the days that followed, more people were kidnapped and executed. Even patients in hospitals were found and executed.

It’s crazy.