Albert Carter

Programmer Blarab #you can't give what you don't have ....

[Albert Carter @BlackArabb]

@roqqupay More than 24 hours now approaching 48 hours

[Albert Carter @BlackArabb]

@roqqupay You guys should refund my money it is 24 hours already

[Albert Carter @BlackArabb]

@roqqupay Make una refund my money for me make I delete una app because this rubbish everytime it's annoying

[Albert Carter @BlackArabb]

@faisol_deen So you hosted a vercel website and you one come use m for me ? You well so ?

[Albert Carter @BlackArabb]

@roqqupay Just send me my money back please I no one do again

[Albert Carter @BlackArabb]

@Agenttt_roqqui Scammer get lost before thunder go strike you

[Albert Carter @BlackArabb]

@BBCWorld @kudabusiness @kudahelp_ng @joinkuda Is this how Kuda Business treats its customers? I've been locked out of my account, can't access my business funds, and support hasn't resolved the issue. Businesses depend on timely access to their money. Please fix this urgently.

[Albert Carter @BlackArabb]

@MobilePunch @kudabusiness @kudahelp_ng @joinkuda Is this how Kuda Business treats its customers? I've been locked out of my account, can't access my business funds, and support hasn't resolved the issue. Businesses depend on timely access to their money. Please fix this urgently.

[Albert Carter @BlackArabb]

@kudabusiness @kudahelp_ng @joinkuda Is this how Kuda Business treats its customers? I've been locked out of my account, can't access my business funds, and support hasn't resolved the issue. Businesses depend on timely access to their money. Please fix this urgently.

[Albert Carter @BlackArabb]

@joinkuda @kudabusiness @kudahelp_ng @joinkuda Is this how Kuda Business treats its customers? I've been locked out of my account, can't access my business funds, and support hasn't resolved the issue. Businesses depend on timely access to their money. Please fix this urgently.

[Albert Carter @BlackArabb]

@joinkuda @kudabusiness @kudahelp_ng @joinkuda Is this how Kuda Business treats its customers? I've been locked out of my account, can't access my business funds, and support hasn't resolved the issue. Businesses depend on timely access to their money. Please fix this urgently.

[Albert Carter @BlackArabb]

@kudabusiness @kudabusiness @kudahelp_ng @joinkuda Is this how Kuda Business treats its customers? I've been locked out of my account, can't access my business funds, and support hasn't resolved the issue. Businesses depend on timely access to their money. Please fix this urgently.

[Albert Carter @BlackArabb]

@ARISEtv @kudabusiness @joinkuda @kudahelp_ng My Kuda Business account logged me out unexpectedly, and your support has left me stranded. I can't access my business funds or carry out transactions. This is unacceptable for a business banking platform. I need this resolved immediately.

[Albert Carter @BlackArabb]

@kudabusiness Wetin dey sup .. I am unable to login into my account .. stating my email is incorrect

[Albert Carter @BlackArabb]

@kudahelp_ng so no reply for four years now .. na wa for una o

[Albert Carter @BlackArabb]

@kudabusiness I am having issues setting up my kuda business account

[Albert Carter @BlackArabb]

@AirtelNigeria Data I did some days back and did not last whereas ... You guys definitely know what you are doing .. if the system is working all this rubbish would not be like this.

[The Spearhead @Spearhead_Af]

Kwame Ture Speaks on African Unity

In this excerpt from a 1992 lecture on Pan-Africanism and African unity at Florida International University, Miami, USA, political activist and revolutionary Kwame Ture (1941 – 1998) speaks about what it means for Africans to be truly united, and how history offers important lessons about the way forward for the continent.

Kwame Ture (born Stokely Carmichael) was a Trinidadian-born, U.S-raised activist, who was a key figure in the Civil Rights and Black Power Movements in the United States, and a lifelong champion of Pan-Africanism. He was most notable in his later years as the chief organizer for the All-African People’s Revolutionary Party (A-APRP), founded in the late 1960s by former Ghanaian President and Pan-Africanist icon Kwame Nkrumah (1909 - 1972) – in whose honor Ture took on his new first name.

Ture’s thoughts are apt at a time when Africa faces – for the first time in generations – the threat of direct colonial occupation by Western powers, who are desperate to shore up their dwindling influence on a world that no longer believes in the fiction of Western superiority.

Some African nations, like Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso, see the coming storm for what it is, and are moving accordingly. It is left to the rest of the continent to follow suit.