Better go and get something to eat..I’m very very comfortable and your dragging is just on this app, you can’t come to my house…Over 46k views yesterday for an old movie I have on YouTube, you don’t matter!
every day since Trump got elected theres another headline like "Illegal Aliens BANNED from accessing nuclear codes" or "MS-13 LOSES diplomatic immunity" and you're like wait they were allowed to do WHAT?
Na less. Nobody is using Yoruba culture to start terrorism and banditry. Book is not a taboo in Yoruba culture. I can lead men in Yoruba culture but for Solat, Islam said no. Nobody is bombing anybody in Yoruba land because of 77 virgins in heaven 😂🤣
I can go on and on but those ones are enough for now 😂😂😂
I’m Proudly Yoruba first before anything
Wanted to buy a casual dress from a Nigerian brand and it cost €118, exclusive of delivery cost.
I bought two nice, versatile outfits from Mango for €78, with free delivery.
Maybe it's me, but the maths isn't adding up.
I don't know how you guys are surviving Lagos.
The racial angle is that the murderer was *legally* armed with a knife because of his ethnicity, while the victim was *legally* prohibited from the same weapon because of his ethnicity.
If you ask this bell end for evidence now, the only response you'll get is, “na my papa tell me.”
For context, the University of Ife (now OAU) established Nigeria's first Department of Chemical Engineering and graduated its first set of Chemical Engineers in 1973. It was followed by UNILAG & ABU in 1976 & 1977, respectively.
So, where exactly was this supposed UNN Chemical Engineering department that Nigeria allegedly "cut off" as a punitive measure for the Biafra war?
Lying is a reflexive action for Biafran war apologists.
https://t.co/pczE1BSDse
Rhiannon Whyte's mother is asking why Keir Starmer is refusing to meet her, we all know why don't we? its because Keir is using this to score political points.
Can i ask my followers to please rt Siobhan's post thanks.
Your people renamed the Government House after Ahmadu Bello and erected a giant horse monument in Ọ̀yọ́ Ilé. We understand the symbolism. We understand the message. Nothing you say changes anything. The Ilorin you have is all you are getting. The rest of Yorùbáland is not up for negotiation.
CAPE AFRIKANERS DURING THE ANGLO-BOER WAR
Loyalty to the British Crown
After nearly a century under British rule, Cape Afrikaners developed such a deep-rooted affection for their queen that many were considered more monarchist than their English compatriots.
By the end of the nineteenth century, Cape Afrikaners did not think in republican terms at all, but had accepted their British citizenship as a fait accompli.
Many Cape Afrikaners faced a deep moral dilemma during the Anglo-Boer War.
They were torn between two conflicting loyalties: their duty to Queen Victoria as British subjects, and their sympathy to the Boers in the independent Boer republics, with whom they shared ethnic ties and a common language.
This situation caused great inner turmoil for many Cape Afrikaners as they struggled to decide where their true allegiance should lie.
The attachment of Cape Afrikaners to the British Queen was evident in the spontaneous way they participated annually in celebrations honoring her birthday in almost every town.
Her 80th birthday on 24 May 1899, amidst threatening war clouds, was celebrated in the most loyal manner by all sections of the Cape population.
Cape Afrikaners throughout the Cape enthusiastically participated in the celebrations.
In the Groote Kerk in Cape Town, the English national anthem was played on the organ when the Governor entered the church.
In his sermon, Rev. J.P. van Heerden paid tribute to the Queen and thanked God for the blessings the country enjoyed under Her Majesty's government.
He praised her for progress, prosperity, and peace, and expressed hope that her reign would not be tainted by a war between England and the South African Republic (ZAR).
He concluded with the words: "Lank leve nog Victoria! Tot heil ook voor Zuid-Afrika!" ("Long live Victoria! For the benefit of South Africa" (Even though South Africa did not yet exist.)
In Philipstown, the Queen's birthday celebration took the form of a military parade.
Jan Potgieter addressed the crowd in the market square, saying that the Lord could not be thanked enough for the blessings they enjoyed under their Queen.
He expressed hope that she would be spared for a long time for the prosperity of the country and people.
M. Venter declared in a short speech that the military parade and associated military exercises were not intended to provoke a psychosis of war, but rather to honor the Queen.
He also expressed confidence that if it ever became necessary to call up the citizens to defend their borders (against the Boers), they would do so willingly.
After this, the children sang the British national anthem, followed by three cheers.
The afternoon proceedings consisted of a target shooting display and military exercises.
* Queen Victoria
#Boer #Boeridentiteit #BoerIdentity #CapeAfrikaner #AngloBoerWar
🚨BREAKING: Pakistani-American woman joins U.S. Air Force and NYPD — then brags both bent the rules for her.
• Hijab stayed on during gas-mask training
• Full uniform waivers granted
• PT modified so she could stay covered
• Taxpayer-funded halal meals
Standing under the American and Pakistani flags, she declared: “America accommodated her.”
Not the other way around.
This is conquest by compliance. Sharia privilege is being institutionalized in our uniforms while Christian faith is sidelined.
When will Washington address the Islamization of American power?
Credit: Amy Mek
Want to know why Kemi and her wets want you to stay silent on Henry’s death?
Post-2020, the Police Race Action Plan was developed under a Conservative government.
Priti Patel as Home Secretary backed it, Kemi Badenoch as Equalities Minister oversaw it. This directly shaped Hampshire Police’s Race Commitment.
Suella, as Home Secretary, refused central government funding for race action plans and did not provide Home Office backing.
Kemi and Priti Patel enabled these race-focused policies now linked to two-tier policing failures.