Muhammad Rabiu

[Mustapha Bulama @Bulamacartoons]

My Cartoon Today

[African Hub @AfricanHub_]

Gaddafi (2011): "I am up against a huge military force. Obama, who used to be my ally, wants to destroy our country's freedom and independence. He wants to replace our free housing, medicine, education, and food with American style capitalism."

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[Prolific @AcProlific]

This is a REAL BIRD!! It's called "The Sagittarius" or "The Secretary Bird"

This bird can be found in Africa only. Yes, those are real eyelashes! They can grow up to 4 ft tall!! They kill pret by stomping the life out of it with it's powerful legs! THEY SPECIALIZE IN KILLING SNAKES. They are members of the vulture family.

[Global Folder @Global_Folder]

No one appreciate his work

[African Stream @african_stream]

Our favourite cartoon of the year depicts one of the biggest stories of 2023 - Niger’s overthrow of French neocolonialism. And how regional bloc ECOWAS exposed itself as an obedient lapdog for France.

Seeing how the brave trio of Mali, Guinea and Burkina Faso went about cutting ties with France, Niger took the cue and deposed western puppet Mohamed Bazoum on July 26th.

Moving in lockstep with the West, ECOWAS imposed sanctions on poverty-hit Niger after the military seizure of power. These included freezing national assets, ending ‘aid’ to the country and halting financial transactions, as well as closing borders with Niger and banning commercial flights. Nigeria cut off electricity supply, which amounts to 70% of the power that Niger gets from its southern neighbour.

Aided by people power, Niger held off threats of invasion and eventually succeeded in expelling the French ambassador and agreeing a timeline for the withdrawal of all French troops.

Interestingly, after cutting ties with France, Niger’s real GDP is projected to grow by an impressive 11.1% in 2024, according to an IMF report.

Will ECOWAS see where the wind is blowing and change tack? We hope to see an end to Africans fighting their own brothers for the sake of external neo-/colonial powers.

[Engr Yasir MNSE 🏗 @oil_shaeikh]

It’s a welcome development to see an Igbo Muslim brother becoming the first position in a national Quranic recitation competition under 5th category 10 Hizbs Tangeem.
MashaAllah.
May Allah bless our brothers in the deen that have remained steadfast

[BlackHistoryStudies @BlkHistStudies]

“We have to not just open our eyes to what's going on in other places; we need to open our eyes to what's going on right in front of us.”

— Forest Whitaker

[Mr. Imhotep @Mister_Imhotep]

Do you agree?

[@𝗼𝗻𝗲𝗷𝗼𝗯𝗹𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗯𝗼𝘆 @OneJoblessBoy]

RIP Anne Rwigara

[Typical African @Joe__Bassey]

What They Don't Tell You About Africans And The Stars.

How did they do it?

Ancient Africans have accomplished things thousands of years ago that modern scientists still can't comprehend nor replicate today. #Africa

[Freedom From Mental Slavery @Africarevolt]

American scientist visits the Zimbabwean man that invented cars, helicopter and generator that runs on radio frequency. He also made an electric car that doesn't need charging, a tv without electricity
Africa must protect this man.

They are trying to kill him imperialist racist poisoned him 2twice. Only God is keeping him alive

[Sarki. @Waspapping_]

Why didn't you call them Christian terrorists? Or is that dangerous label only reserved for Muslims? Foolish bigots.

[Civil Engineering Discoveries @CivilEngDis]

Types of pile Foundation

[The Figen @TheFigen_]

Forget everything and run,
OR
Face everything and rise!

https://t.co/vY8xcC0toM

[Engineering Infinity @EngInfinityCo]

Fluxural Reinforcement detailing

[Civil Engineering Discoveries @CivilEngDis]

Crazy design 😍🛬⚡

[Physics In History @PhysInHistory]

Georg Cantor introduced the concept of different "sizes" of infinity, which is counter-intuitive when you first encounter it. For many people, the idea of infinity means something without end, unlimited and universally same-sized. But Cantor, through his work on set theory, demonstrated that there are hierarchies of infinity—some infinities are indeed "larger" than others.