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A new born is expected to be o.t wise in other to be recognized worldwide....know your excos, anthem and orientation................................

ACTIVITIES OF THE HONOURABLE HOUSE

The burkina faso revolution movement,helps all youths around the world to live aright,it promotes unity,peace,love and it is interested in the well being of its members,its main aim is to fight against oppression.There are lots of benefits for university students in nigeria to belong to the burkina faso fraternity..eg
· Philanthropy — BF gives back to their communities in their own way. For example:The lagos chapter of the burkina faso fraternity,donated items to the st micheals ophanage in lagos.
· Social — Being part of the burkina faso revolution confraternity gives you the chance to take part in great events and even plan new ones.The burkina faso frat celebrates thier annual end of year conventions for fellow members and family freinds.
· School Spirit — BF owes their existence to the respective university to which it is found. As such, you will rarely find a group with more school spirit than a aimless Fraternity.
· History — The burkina faso confraternity has longstanding and proud traditions spanning decades.Belonging to BF Brotherhood means belonging to something much larger than yourself.
· Leadership — Learning opportunities are abound in the administration of the burkina faso fraternity. Though you may be part of a longstanding tradition, it is you who will take that tradition into the future.
· Lifetime Membership — Friends come and go. Cliques rarely stand the test of time.BF fraternity can be a continued source of friendship and guidance long after your University career is over.
· Scholastic Achievement — The BF fraternity teaches the skills necessary to succeed in University through study groups and various other support mechanisms. For example, many individuals broke away from BF because of their tradition that members must maintain high academic grades and similarly,they would discipline any of their members that take their academic studies unserious.
· Networking — Lifetime membership insures that there is a large pool of alumni with whom many real world contacts can be made. These contacts can prove quite useful when the university days are over.
· Ritual — The BF fraternity has traditions or secrets that are not shared with the general public. This is often the most personal and loyal part of life in the game.
· Sport and Athletic Skills – The Burkina faso fraternity engage each other on fair sports like football, basketball and tennis, whereby creating an atmosphere of peace and unity, and nurturing friendship and sportsmanship among fellow fraternity members.
· Brotherhood — The one element that no other frat can give you. The feelings of togetherness and support...
I AM PROUD TO BE A NABEL.....LA26BF.......
LAGOS SPECIAL EVENTS IN(TS)..
LAGOS NITE:BF, organises parties,for members to mark any celebration,e.g,end of year parties,matriculation parties,convocation or graduation parties,valentine parties e.t.c
LAGOSING:This is the day new members are recuited to join the revolution..
SANKARA DAY..
OCTOBER 15TH:The DAY SANKARA ANSWERS HIS CALL.

intel sankara de valley

...on board the boska

WHO GOES

WE ARE NABELS..
The burkina faso revolution confraternity was formed back in the 70s,by captian thomas sankara who was then the president of the country burkinafaso.Its main motive is to fight against corruption,tyranny,injustice,oppression.The name burkina faso meaning"LAND OF THE UPRIGHT MEN"was given by thomas sankara the founding father.The confraternity originated from the country upper volta,now called burkina faso,and it later came into nigeria.The revolution was formed to follow the steps of its revolutionary leader thomas sankara.In nigeria BF started in lagos state"THE FATHER TEMPLE"[EKO]with prominent members like OJUKU,IBB etc,it later settled in enugu state"THE MOTHER TEMPLE"in a town called nnsuka,where it recuited only law students at first,it has lots of membership in the eastern part on nigeria......
LAGOS MOTTO..
SS-SELFLESS SERVICE TO HUMANITY,the world can be a better if only we strive to live aright,BF,like no other organisation offers selfless services to humanity in all aspects of life thats is why we believe in the philosophy of YOUR BROTHER BEFORE YOU.....
OUR COLOUR..
RED BARRET:which stands for ecitement,patriotism,danger,heat,festivity,revolution,war,anger,love,passion,vigor. WHITE RIBBON:which stands for purity,serenity,peace,unity,wisdom...
EKO LOGO..
THE REVOLUTION HAS JUST BEGAN...
STRUCTURE OF BF..
The various branches of the burkina faso fraternity,are refered to as "TEMPLE".Each temple has its own officials who carry out their different funtions,the highest office is that of the IROKO,OKOSISI or RAGE,his deputy or second man in command is the G.O.C,(General officer in cormmand),followed the D.O.P 1,2,3,4(Director of opprations),cuper director,intelligent officers,Orbanta(Treasury,or C.B.N)followed by others who join to make the revolution a success.BF applys the doctrine of hierachy,and observe its founding fathers tradition with strict discipline,Nabels most carry out all the duties assigned to them with HUMIDITY to avoid 26 matchet drilling.

INTEL SANKARA DE VALLEY

....flowing ruggedly

THE HISTORY OF SANKARA

THE BURKINA FASO REVOLUTION CONFRATERNITY.

THOMAS SANKARA.
Captain Thomas Isidore Noël Sankara (December 21, 1949 – October 15, 1987) was the leader of Burkina Faso (formerly known as Upper Volta) from 1983 to 1987. He came to power in a coup masterminded by Blaise Compaoré. While noted for his personal charisma and praised for promoting health and women's rights, he also antagonised many vested interests in the country. He was overthrown and assassinated in a coup d'état led by Compaoré on October 15, 1987, sometimes believed to have been at the instruction of France.He is the founding father of the burkina faso revolution confraternity worldwide.
Thomas Sankara was the son of Marguerite Sankara (died March 6, 2000) and Sambo Joseph Sankara (1919 – August 4, 2006), a gendarme. Born into a Roman Catholic family, "Thom'Sank" was a Silmi-Mossi, an ethnic group that originated with marriage between Mossi men and women of the pastoralist Fulani people. The Silmi-Mossi are among the least advantaged in the Mossi caste system. He attended primary school in Gaoua and high school in Bobo-Dioulasso, the country's second city.
His father fought in the French army during World War II and was detained by the Nazis. Sankara's family wanted him to become a Catholic priest. According to some sources,he never lost his Catholic faith despite his Marxist tendencies. Fittingly for a country with a large Muslim population, he was also familiar with the Qur'an.
After basic military training in secondary school in 1966, Sankara began his military career at the age of 19, and a year later he was sent to Madagascar for officer training at Antsirabe where he witnessed popular uprisings in 1971 and 1972. Returning to Upper Volta in 1972, in 1974 he fought in a border war between Upper Volta and Mali.
He became a popular figure in the capital of Ouagadougou. The fact that he was a decent guitarist (he played in a band named "THE REVOLUTION") and liked motorbikes may have contributed to his charisma.
In 1976 he became commander of the Commando Training Centre in Pô. In the same year he met Blaise Compaoré in Morocco. During the presidency of Colonel Saye Zerbo a group of young officers formed a secret organisation "THE BURKINA FASO REVOLUTION' Group" (Regroupement des officiers communistes, or ROC) the best-known members being Henri Zongo, Jean-Baptiste Boukary Lingani, Compaoré and Sankara.
Sankara was appointed Secretary of State for Information in the military government in September 1981, journeying to his first cabinet meeting on a bicycle, but he resigned on April 21, 1982 in opposition to what he saw as the regime's anti-labour drift, declaring "Misfortune to those who gag the people!" ("Malheur à ceux qui baillonnent le peuple!")
After another coup (November 7, 1982) brought to power Major-Doctor Jean-Baptiste Ouédraogo, Sankara became prime minister in January 1983, but he was dismissed (May 17) and placed under house arrest after a visit by the French president's son and African affairs adviser Jean-Christophe Mitterrand. Henri Zongo and Jean-Baptiste Boukary Lingani were also placed under arrest; this caused a popular uprising.
A coup d'état organised by Blaise Compaoré made Sankara President on August 4, 1983,at the age of 33. The coup d'état was supported by Libya which was, at the time, on the verge of war with France in Chad,(see History of Chad).
Sankara saw himself as a revolutionary and was inspired by the examples of Cuba and Ghana's military leader, Flight Lt. Jerry Rawlings. As President, he promoted the "Democratic and Popular Revolution" (Révolution démocratique et populaire, or RDP).
The ideology of the Revolution was defined by Sankara as anti-imperialist in a speech of October 2, 1983, the Discours d'orientation politique (DOP), written by his close associate Valère Somé. His policy was oriented toward fighting corruption, promoting reforestation, averting famine, and making education and health real priorities.
The government suppressed many of the powers held by tribal chiefs such as their right to receive tribute payment and obligatory labour. The BS(BUFALO SOLDIERS) were formed as popular mass organizations and armed. In some areas they deteriorated into gangs of armed thugs. Sankara's government also initiated a form of military conscription with the SERNAPO (Service National et Populaire). Both were a counterweight to the power of the army.
In 1984, on the first anniversary of his accession, he renamed the country Burkina Faso, meaning "the land of upright people" in Mossi and Djula, the two major languages of the country. He also gave it a new flag and wrote a new national anthem (Une Seule Nuit).
Sankara's government included a large number of women. Improving women's status was one of Sankara's explicit goals, an unprecedented policy priority in West Africa. His government banned female genital cutting, condemned polygamy, and promoted contraception. The Burkinabé government was also the first African government to publicly recognize AIDS as a major threat to Africa[citation needed].
Sankara had some original initiatives that contributed to his popularity and brought some international media attention to the Burkinabé revolution:
He sold most of the government fleet of Mercedes cars and made the Renault 5 (the cheapest car sold in Burkina Faso at that time) the official service car of the ministers;
He formed an all-women motorcycle personal guard.
In Ouagadougou, Sankara converted the army's provisioning store into a state-owned supermarket open to everyone (the first supermarket in the country).
In 1985 Burkina Faso organised a general population census. During the census some Fula camps in Mali were visited by mistake by Burkinabé census agents. The Malian government claimed that it was an act of sovereignty on the Agacher strip and on Christmas Day 1985, tensions with Mali erupted in a war that lasted five days and killed about 100 people (most victims were civilians killed by a bomb dropped on the marketplace in Ouahigouya by a Malian MiG plane). The conflict is known as the "Christmas war" in Burkina Faso.
On October 15, 1987 Sankara was killed with twelve other officials in a coup d'état organised by his former colleague, Compaoré. Deterioration in relations with neighbouring countries was one of the reasons given by Compaoré for his action. Prince Johnson, a former Liberian warlord allied to Charles Taylor, told Liberia's Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) that it was engineered by Charles Taylor.[7] After the coup and although Sankara was known to be dead, some BS mounted an armed resistance to the army for several days.
Sankara was quickly buried in an unmarked grave. A week prior to his death Sankara addressed people and said that "while revolutionaries as individuals can be murdered, you cannot kill ideas."LONG LIVE THOMAS SANKARA,LONG LIVE THE BURKINA FASO REVOLUTION CONFRATERNITY.....ATABOR,LAGOS IS LOVE........THOMAS SANKARA BOYS....

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Sankara de Valley on board the boska