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AFRICA IS BLEEDING

 By Obianuju Lilian Ikegbune, Lagos


Africa they say is bleeding, but I say Africa has found her Voice!
Black Lives they say matters, I say Black Lives matter Every where Internationally and Locally!
May our Unity abound as our Creativity abounds.
The Generation to prove the power of online tools in galvanising offline activism is born!
It is not Just a hashtag, it is our collective voices, it is awareness! It is a movement! It is our Change! African Rising! 
World Watch Out! AFRICA IS REINVENTING 

A movement against police brutality in Nigeria #EndSARS #SoroSoke
Photo by Nora Awolowo

Cameron Anglophone Crisis; Teachers and Parents protest the attacks on school children in Cameroon  #ChildrenLivesMatter
Photo by Josiane Kouagheu on Reuters 




A story of child slavery at the mines in congo. #NoCongoNoPhone 
Photo by Eduardo Relero.



A Protest against Gender based violence in Namibia #ShutItDownNamibia 
Photo by Sylvia Kerubo on Femnet.org




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