Demostration in Bern: Is no more news that Alex Zulu a Nigerian died at the Zürich Airport.

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Posted on March 25, 2010 by SomaliSwiss

Halkaan ka akhri

Bern – Is no more news that Alex Zulu a Nigerian died at the Zürich Airport, but what is new is that African Mirror has the real name, and picture of the guy. We have interviewed the brother, went to the asyl home and also spoke with the Head of the returning operation at Federal Migration Office of Switzerland. To watch these video kindly visit our OnlineTV www.africanmirror.org

If you are on facebook you can join our biggest online discussion by adding “Mark Bamidele” has friend then you will have access to read all the 1000s of discussions over our TV production of the Nigerian man.

For those who could not make it, kindly join us live on line via African Mirror TV. www.africanmirror.org/amf tv live.html Live broadcast begins at 2pm on a dot.

On Saturday 27th of March, African Mirror Foundation/TV, NIDOE Swiss chapter and NUS are holding a great full multiple street demostrataion in Bern over our beloved Nigerian brother that passed away.

Its starting at 4pm till 5.30pm. We are meeting at Genfergasse(Burgerking in Bahnhoof Bern and walk the street of Nuehausgasse till weissenhausplatz. Please come with posters with slogans, flags, and drums. No firworks, no weapons. Its a peaceful demo.

Kindly download the attached picture of the man and print as much copy as you can for the demo This is to inform all Nigerians living in Switzerland that officials of the Nigeria immigration service are expected in Bern on 5th of April 2010 to capture data of Nigerians who need the new ecowas passport.

You are therefore requested to urgently forward photocopy of your old Nigerian passport/resident permit to the Embassy for ease of identification. Requests will be treated on first come first serve basis.

For more info kindly call the embassy on 031 384 26 00, Hard work is the key to success, so work diligently on any project you undertake.

If you truly want to be successful, be prepared to give up your leisure time and work past 5 PM and on weekends. Also, have faith in yourself. If you come up with a new idea that you believe in, don’t allow other people to discourage you from pursuing it.

Best regards
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