Past revolution - On the morning of 16 June 1976, students from various schools in Soweto took to the streets in protest of Afrikaans being the medium of instruction in local schools. 20 000 students took part, 176 were killed and the day became known as the ‘Soweto Uprising’ or ‘June 16’. In memory of the uprising, the day became a South African public holiday, known as Youth Day.

Present revolution - After several tortures attempts, President Goodluck Jonathan has finally signed into law, the Freedom of Information Bill. The signing of the bill into law raises Nigeria's integrity and notable Nigerians and groups have applauded the President for signing the bill into law.