#OCCUPYNIGERIA : CELEBRITIES ARE SUPPORTING THE MOVEMENT

Since the announcement of fuel subsidy removal and the increase in the price, Nigeria is knowing disorders. A general strike for an indefine period has been decided. It started yesterday and we can count many deads already. Unfortunately, Police opened fire on unarmed protesters in some areas who in anger, destroyed some infrastructures. All these is happening in a climate of fear due to the threats of BOKO HARAM, which is multiplying the bombing and atrocities against Christians.

Some sites have fallen into the hands of hackers. On Twitter, many hashtags have been created to monitor the strike. These include #savenigeria #occupynigeria #fuelsubsidy. Nigerian celebrities have joined the movement and provide support to the cause via twitter.
You can read some of their tweets below !

 The tension continues to rise and the use of force by the Police does not help. It has an air of déjà vu, this "small" revolt that took away "big" presidents in 2011.

 Let's pray for Nigeria.

RIP: BAGNON AND MARIE-LAURE

Ivorian artist are once again in affliction. They are mourning two big values of the cinema.
The double bad news were announced yesterday. We knew them as Bagnon and Marie-Laure. VICTOR COUSIN and Rogine ZOUZOUO are gone after months of illness and calls for help never heard.
What is happening to ivorian artists? It's true, life and death are the fate of every man, but in their case, we are always talking about a mysterious illness, devouring their money, leaving them ruined, skinny and eventually dead. So we are all worried.
If we do not want to spend our time crying those wo made ​​us laugh, something must be done to help artists financially. A reorganization of the corporation, the signature of a collective agreement to set a minimum fee, assistance program, saving assistance, an hospital dedicated to them. I mean something!

The last government talked about the creation of an hospital for artists only. I thought it was done. Obvioulsy it is not. Or maybe, it does not work as it should. I especially believe that they need prayers and spiritual support. We need TV or radio programs to inform people. I mean, let's try to understand what is happening in their environment.
If doing movie does not feed someone, cannot even allow him to cure himself after so many years of sharing happiness to people, we must ask ourselves questions. Should we let the cinema disappear whether by the death of the actors or the decision of the survivors to do another job because their passion is ingrat? The debate is open!

THE PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL OF BINGERVILLE IS DAMAGED

You can really become mad at the psychiatric hospital of Bingerville (if one was not already when entering there).

The state of the center is revolting. No renovation since 1962, claimed the head of the institution on the antennae of RTI1. It was at the Tv Programm «  Matin Bonheur ». Shame on past governments  and on present one too if they don’t do something.

Today in every neighborhood or almost, we  can see people with mental disorder wandering. Street, this beautiful lady with her open arms, is much more welcoming than the center which is supposed to give them some dignity and the hope to recover their senses. 

A call was made to the new government and I reiterate it here. "Ivory Coast will soon be a major project" . I read it on a newspaper. I hope that this major project will include the psychiatric hospital of Bingerville.

Often, patients are abandoned by their families. They need clothes and food. 

Let's our hearts, so passionnate and verbose  when it comes to polics, talk for a good cause for once.

There should also launch an awareness campaign to inform about the hospital. Many believe that the psychiatric hospital is only for mad people. Do we not say to joke  "All fools are not Bingerville" when you see someone behaving in a strange way out of this city?

It is good to know that people there, are also dealing with depression and less severe psychological cases.