Category Archives: nigeria

African children

Posted on September 7, 2026 by Rex Tyler

2 million children sheer tedium back breaking labour frighteningly so could not be more dangerous child labour free it says on its packaging chocolate it be Africa whimpers African skies witness the torment and witness the lies huge corporations profitting … Continue reading →

Posted in A day in the life, Abandonment, Africa, Child exploitation, children and their plight in a adult world, Chocolate powder and bars, Contempt, Corporate Giants, Duty of care was never there, Emotional Poems, Environmental Poems, Food Processing, Indigenous People, Man unkind's graphic torturing of various souls, nigeria | Leave a comment

Pangolins

Posted on April 20, 2023 by Rex Tyler

A beautiful elegant soul Lives and breathes All over Asia and Africa known As a Pangolin an Ant Eater Toothless with scales Walks with an attractive gait But Sadly fails In the protective region All it can do Is roll … Continue reading →

Posted in Abandonment, activism, Africa, Animal Rights, animals used for food, Death and Dying, Duty of care was never there, Environmental Poems, Extinction, Food Processing, Hunting and Poaching ( includes canned hunts), India, Indigenous People, Laos, Malaysia and its People, Malaysia more especially Melaka, nigeria, Pangolin trade in exotic species, Taiwan catching rare sharks, The dkin trade, The skin trade, Wet markets Live markets | Leave a comment

Oil Palm

Posted on September 24, 2021 by Rex Tyler

Malaysia got its first palm oil from Nigeria and fifty per  cent of its rainforests are gone Its animals many many have been murdered carbon lost and climates now upon the planet we exist on is affected Negative It  really … Continue reading →

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Nigerian Palm Oil

Posted on September 23, 2021 by Rex Tyler

Nigeria the third biggest Palm oil producer  She is headed off by Malaysia and Indonesia who pay attention to the manufacture But fail in many ways to protect the created environment so don’t expect great praise from me these countries … Continue reading →

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