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6 months ago

19 YEARS IN THE WINE CELLAR... AND IT'S FINALLY HERE TO POUR! 🍷🔥⏳❤️ Imagine uncorking a fine wine that's been aging since 2007—rich, deep, full of vision and fire that refused to fade. That’s exactly what Borngreat Nations Oldies is. My very first studio album, finished in 2007, pressed on CDs in 2009, and now—on February 22nd, 2026—going LIVE globally on Apple Music, Spotify, Tidal, YouTube Music, and everywhere else! 🎧🌍 Originally titled THOUGH MY BEGINNING WAS SMALL (inspired by that timeless promise in Job 8:7), it started as 8 songs + 4 instrumentals... now re-curated to 2 powerful vocal tracks and 10 soul-stirring instrumentals, all from the 2007 production. This isn’t just music—it's proof that God's given vision NEVER dies. What began small would one day multiply to be great. 💥🌟 This digital release is your exclusive 'FIRST TASTE' of that 2007 sound before I head back into the studio in 2027 to RE-ENGINEER it into something even greater. Consider it the VINTAGE DROP before the remix masterpiece coming out in 2027. Who's ready to sip this timeless sound? Would you be streaming from day one, tag a friend who needs this encouragement, and let's make the world taste what persistence + purpose sounds like. Stream link drops soon—stay locked in! 🎹🎷🎼🍾 #BorngreatNationsOldies #ThoughMyBeginningWasSmall #2007Vibes #VisionNeverDies #Coming2027Reengineer

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7 months ago

I’ve been hiding this for 20 years... 🤦🏻‍♀️ Did you know "Whoever Finds A Wife" was actually produced in 2005? I was so nervous about the nature of this song that I tucked it away in the archives for two decades. Last week, I finally listened to it again. It still sounds as fresh as the day it was born. I almost went back into the studio to "fix" some things, but I decided: No. You deserve to hear it exactly as it was meant to be heard 20 years ago. No refinements. No filters. Just raw 2005 energy. Are you ready for this time capsule? For every couple building on Faith, every Single praying for the right marriage partner, this is your song 🎵🤦🏻‍♀️🤩 Release Date: February 13th, 2026.

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7 months ago

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7 months ago

Happy New Year. Staying in the presence of God is a good start 🙏❤️🙏❤️

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7 months ago

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7 months ago

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10 months ago

Written by Sa'adiyyah Adebisi Hassan To My Fellow Muslims in Nigeria 🇳🇬 Let’s be honest with ourselves no emotion, no sentiment, just truth. Yes, Muslims have also been killed in this country. Nobody denies that. We’ve lost innocent lives in mosques, villages, and marketplaces from Zamfara to Borno. But let’s stop twisting facts: who are the killers? Are they Christians? No. Are they Jews? No. Are they Buddhists? No. They are Jihadists extremists who hide under the name of Islam to slaughter both Christians and Muslims who disagree with their madness. So when Christians cry out that they are being massacred because of their faith, let’s stop rushing to say “Muslims are victims too.” That’s not the point. Christians are being targeted in the name of religion. Muslims are being killed for refusing to join in the madness. Both are victims but the ideology behind the killing wears a Jihadist face, not a Christian one. No Christian has ever killed a Muslim in this country in the name of Jesus (pbuh). But how many times have we seen mobs shouting “Allahu Akbar” while burning churches and murdering innocent people? From Borno to Jos Plateau, from Kaduna to Yola these things happened, and we all know it. Remember Deborah Yakubu in Sokoto? She was lynched in broad daylight and many Muslims, including lawyers, defended her killers. That was the moment Nigeria lost its moral compass. Instead of defending justice, we defended evil because the victim was a Christian and the killers were Muslims. That’s why the world no longer takes our defense seriously. We can’t claim to be victims while defending the monsters among us. Until Muslims in Nigeria openly condemn and fight Jihadists with the same energy they defend Islam, this bloodshed will never end. Every time you justify or stay silent, you’re empowering those who destroy our image and faith. Let’s stop being hypocritical. This isn’t about defending religion it’s about saving our humanity. Islam means peace, but too many people have turned it into a weapon. We must unite Muslims and Christians against the Jihadists who have hijacked our country. Enough is enough. Silence is no longer an option. ~ Sa'adiyyah Adebisi Hassan

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10 months ago

Nigeria 🇳🇬 can only achieve it's greatness by unity, compassion for fellow citizens, religious freedom, elimination of corruption and good economic policies. Picture analysis from @grok Imam Abdullahi Abubakar, a Muslim cleric in Nigeria for his heroic act of saving over 300 Christians during a violent attack in his village. Name: Imam Abdullahi Abubakar. Location: Northern Nigeria (specifically in Barkin Ladi, Plateau State) Act of Bravery: In June 2018, Fulani herdsmen attacked the village of Nghar Yelwa. Imam Abubakar sheltered over 300 Christians (mostly women and children) inside his mosque and compound, risking his own life to protect them from the attackers. Recognition: He was honored with a national award by former President Muhammadu Buhari for his selfless and courageous act. Symbolism: His actions are celebrated as a powerful example of peace, compassion, and religious tolerance in a region often plagued by ethno-religious violence. Background & Context (Verified Information):The Incident (June 23–24, 2018): A series of attacks by suspected Fulani militants targeted 10 villages in Barkin Ladi Local Government Area. Over 200 people were killed, mostly Berom farmers (predominantly Christian). During the assault on Nghar Yelwa, Imam Abubakar: Opened his mosque and home to fleeing Christians. Stood at the entrance and told the attackers: “You will have to kill me before you kill any of them.” His courage deterred the gunmen, saving at least 300 lives. National & International Recognition: 2018: Awarded the National Honour of Officer of the Order of the Niger (OON) by President Buhari. 2019: Received the US International Religious Freedom Award from the U.S. State Department. Featured in global media (BBC, CNN, Al Jazeera) as a symbol of interfaith harmony. Why It Matters:In a region where farmer-herder clashes and religious tensions have claimed thousands of lives, Imam Abubakar’s actions stand as a rare and inspiring counter-narrative of humanity over hate. “I did it because it is the right thing to do. We are all brothers.” — Imam Abdullahi Abubakar

Borngreatafrica's tweet photo. Nigeria 🇳🇬 can only achieve it's greatness by unity, compassion for fellow citizens, religious freedom, elimination of corruption and good economic policies.

Picture analysis from @grok

Imam Abdullahi Abubakar, a Muslim cleric in Nigeria for his heroic act of saving over 300 Christians during a violent attack in his village.

Name: Imam Abdullahi Abubakar.

Location: Northern Nigeria (specifically in Barkin Ladi, Plateau State)

Act of Bravery: In June 2018, Fulani herdsmen attacked the village of Nghar Yelwa. Imam Abubakar sheltered over 300 Christians (mostly women and children) inside his mosque and compound, risking his own life to protect them from the attackers.

Recognition: He was honored with a national award by former President Muhammadu Buhari for his selfless and courageous act.

Symbolism: His actions are celebrated as a powerful example of peace, compassion, and religious tolerance in a region often plagued by ethno-religious violence.

Background & Context (Verified Information):The Incident (June 23–24, 2018):

A series of attacks by suspected Fulani militants targeted 10 villages in Barkin Ladi Local Government Area.

Over 200 people were killed, mostly Berom farmers (predominantly Christian).

During the assault on Nghar Yelwa, Imam Abubakar:

Opened his mosque and home to fleeing Christians.

Stood at the entrance and told the attackers:

“You will have to kill me before you kill any of them.”

His courage deterred the gunmen, saving at least 300 lives.
National & International Recognition:
2018: Awarded the National Honour of Officer of the Order of the Niger (OON) by President Buhari.

2019: Received the US International Religious Freedom Award from the U.S. State Department.

Featured in global media (BBC, CNN, Al Jazeera) as a symbol of interfaith harmony.

Why It Matters:In a region where farmer-herder clashes and religious tensions have claimed thousands of lives, Imam Abubakar’s actions stand as a rare and inspiring counter-narrative of humanity over hate.

“I did it because it is the right thing to do. We are all brothers.”
— Imam Abdullahi Abubakar

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10 months ago

Mind-blowing interview. A must watch for every Nigerian. Let's work together to defeat terrorism in Nigeria

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10 months ago

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9 months ago

BORNGREAT NATIONS: WE DON’T DO EROTIC BAIT. (And here’s why we’re built different.) Let’s keep it 💯. The fastest way to blow up in music today? Drop a track with: “Whine yuh waist” Big yansh energy Boob-shaking visuals. Bedroom moans in the hook. One viral dance challenge and—BOOM!! You’re on every Reel, every club playlist, every “Freaky Friday” Spotify list. Streams in the millions Labels calling🗣️ Fast fame🌟 But Borngreat Nations? We’re NOT here for that. We’re not hating—we’re choosing legacy over lust. Because that kind of music is just to entertain the emotions, It’s fast food for the algorithm: tastes fire in the moment…but gone in few months. No replay value. No “remember when this dropped?” 10 years later. Borngreat Nations is here cooking soul food—the kind your kids will vibe to in 2045. No twerk anthems. No “bend over” bridges. No thirst-trap thumbnails. Just timeless anthems that: Heals Uplifts Unites Outlive trends. We’re building evergreen empires, not one-night stands with the charts. Borngreat Nations means depth greater than dancehall gimmicks. Life edifying message greater than moans. Legacy greater than Lust. Aren't you tired of music that expires faster than milk? Join the movement. Real music. Real impact. Real love for the soul and the spirit, not just body pleasure. #BorngreatNation #NoEroticBait #EvergreenAnthems #MusicWithPurpose #LegacyOverLust

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8 months ago

Think no superior nor inferior of yourself because whether you're superior nor inferior doesn't matter anything, but what matters is what we share in common, and that's our humanity.

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