Dr Solomon Bakare (PhD)

Courage. Honour. Dignity

[Fighter Rakgadi 🚜 @Rakgadi_EM]

You do not hate foreigners but you hate black people.
Then why taking it personally?

[MZANSI AWAKe @Mzansiawake]

Every day we defend our own criminals.

Formula 1 is foreign own business!

A man rapes a child in Soshanguve - we say innocent until proven guilty, let the family handle it.
A man shoots three women at Boxer in Eshowe - we say "he was frustrated by management.
A pastor rapes his congregants - we line up outside court to pray for him.

We defend our criminals .We explain. We forgive.

But when the suspect is foreign, we do not wait for court. We become the court. We become the judge. We become the petrol and the match.

You cannot shout ~Abahambe, Voetsek, Makwerekwere" on Monday, and on Tuesday shout "Why are investors leaving South Africa? Why is the Rand weak? Why does nobody want to host conferences here?"

Investment runs away from fire. Tourism runs away from blood.~@Mzanziawake ~Speaks

[Dr Solomon Bakare (PhD) @SolomonBakare]

It is absolutely alright to deport people who are undocumented or illegal in. Line with the constitution of the country.
The general concern is about dehumanizing these people through beating, vigilante and mob attacks in the name of cleaning the streets.

[Man’s NOT Barry Roux @AdvoBarryRoux]

Deporting Africans from other African countries is okay until South Africa does it. Then suddenly it’s “One Africa.” Zambia removed 143 foreigners on 22 Sept: 133 Burundians, 7 Rwandans & 3 Tanzanians. So why the outrage when South Africa enforces its immigration laws?

[Rosie Bella @chronicalguy]

Cobra vs Mongoose | Deadly Venom Meets a Fearless Fighter! 🐍🔥 One mistake could change everything!

#CobraVsMongoose #Wildlife #AnimalBattle #Nature

[MZANSI AWAKe @Mzansiawake]

A Zulu man kills his girlfriend and sits next to her body while enjoying a meal and alcohol.

29-year-old Mbali Makokone was killed by her boyfriend in inanda Durban for ending their relationship😭

100 women and children’s are killed every day in South Africa by their so called lovers ! @Mzanziawake ~Speaks

[GlobalSouthNews @GlobalSouthNew]

In 1977, South African police officer André Stander began living an extraordinary and risky double life.

While serving as a detective, he spent his mornings enforcing the law. However, when his lunch break rolled around, Stander would put on a quick disguise, walk into a local bank, and rob it at gunpoint.

The most surreal part of his crime spree happened immediately after the heists.

Since he was the top detective in the area, dispatchers would regularly send him to lead the investigation on his own robberies.

⁠A graduate who had finished at the top of his police academy class, Stander initially appeared destined for a successful law enforcement career.

Instead, he became one of South Africa's most notorious criminals, robbing nearly 30 banks between 1977 and 1980. His audacity baffled investigators, who never suspected that one of their own was responsible.⁠
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Stander was eventually arrested in 1980 and sentenced to what amounted to 17 years in prison after multiple convictions.

Three years later, he escaped from the maximum-security Zonderwater Prison with fellow inmate Lee McCall and later freed Allan Heyl, forming the infamous Stander Gang.

The trio resumed their bank robbery spree before police tracked them down.⁠
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After fleeing to the United States under a false identity, Stander narrowly avoided capture several times before being recognized in Florida in February 1984.

During an attempted arrest, he struggled with a police officer over a shotgun and was fatally wounded.

He passed away at the age of 37, ending one of the most remarkable criminal careers in South African history.

[THINK YORUBA FIRST @ThinkYoruba_1st]

May 1982, When Governor Lateef Jakande Led Lagos In Celebrating 500 Years, Remembering Olofin Ogunfunmire And The Awori Idejo Founders Of Eko.

If you follow the date on this newspaper cover posted, 1982 minus 500 years gives you 1482 as the year the Government used to mark the founding.

In real history the settlement is even older. Lagos, originally called Eko, was founded by Olofin Ogunfunmire, the progenitor of the Awori people.

He left Ile Ife around 1425 and first settled at Isheri on the Ogun River, then later moved with his wife Ajaiye to Iddo in the centre of present day Lagos.

It was at Iddo that his children were born. Those children are the Idejo, who are recognised till today as the traditional landowners of Lagos. He divided the land among them. That is why Iru went to the Oniru family, Ikate to the Elegushi, Lagos Island to Aromire, Iganmu to Ojora, Otto and mainland to the Oloto and others.

Isheri was the dispersal point from where many other Awori towns like Igbesa, Agboyi and Ota were established.

The Portuguese only gave it the name Lagos around 1472 when they came for trade, they did not found it.

So by tradition, by written history and by court records, the real owners and aboriginal settlers of Lagos are the Awori and their Idejo descendants, the white cap chiefs.

At the time of the 500 years celebration in May 1982, the Governor of Lagos State was Alhaji Lateef Kayode Jakande of the Unity Party of Nigeria.

He was the one who hosted the festival, the cultural displays and the reception for traditional rulers and guests as seen on your newspaper cover.

@gregN

[Dr Solomon Bakare (PhD) @SolomonBakare]

Is this real

[Sanatan Voice @genzsanatani]

बच्चों की पसंदीदा स्वादिष्ट चिप्स कैसे बनती हैं, इस वीडियो को ज़रूर देखें। अंत तक देखिए—मज़ा आ जाएगा! 😋🥔

[omo ogun @toyin459]

Even their Oba can trace their root to ile ife, itsekiri can trace their root to ile ife and OYO can trace their root to ile ife

But these ile ibinu bastards who are omo eru from bini @Tves500 @Ovbiedo_ @ojogbonyemi are saying otherwise 😂
😂

They even lied that oranmiyan was not the first Oba in Benin. Listen as their Oba was debunking their lies 😂

[D A M I L O L A @Olomu_Aperan]

The United States of America sent us a letter in June 2006 to investigate my number 2 Atiku Abubakar but because as at that time, I needed him politically I didn’t allow them to investigate him. And I am not sure he can visit America now - Fmr President Obasanjo, Atiku’s boss

[Dr Solomon Bakare (PhD) @SolomonBakare]

This is Ai content

[Fighter Rakgadi 🚜 @Rakgadi_EM]

What's going on in India? I will never visit India 🇮🇳

[کیڑےمکوڑے @Form_45]

Inside an ATM: How cash actually gets dispensed! 🏧💵

[P Olabanji @patola58]

How presidency has eluded the ibos since independence, Listen to what Buba galadima says about them, they don't play politics right, they don't align with anyone but want presidency every time

[Dr Solomon Bakare (PhD) @SolomonBakare]

https://t.co/GqGErlXcMv

[The John @John_Sunday_5]

How is oil extracted from land

[Slim @onu_slim]

Dangote has done three things in the last 72 hours that the Nigerian government could not do in 60 years.

He cut aviation fuel to N1,650 per litre, slashed diesel and aviation fuel prices at ex-depot level, and filed a lawsuit to stop NNPC and private marketers from importing fuel that his refinery is already producing in surplus.

Now the oil marketers are crying monopoly.

Let us be honest about what monopoly means in this context. For 60 years, a cartel of fuel importers held Nigeria hostage, collecting $10 billion annually in subsidy, keeping state refineries deliberately broken, and charging Nigerians premium prices for refined crude they sent abroad themselves.

Nobody called that a monopoly. Nobody filed a lawsuit about market stability when ordinary Nigerians queued for fuel in an oil producing country for decades.

One private refinery starts cutting prices, increasing supply, and going to court to enforce a law that already says imports are only permitted when local supply is insufficient, and suddenly the marketers have discovered the language of competition and consumer protection.

The law is clear. The Petroleum Industry Act only permits fuel imports when domestic supply cannot meet demand. Dangote’s refinery is supplying over 90% of Nigeria’s daily petrol consumption. The legal basis for those import licences does not exist. He is not asking for a favour. He is asking for the law to be applied.

The marketers built their business model on Nigeria’s inability to refine its own oil. That inability has been solved by one man with private capital. Their business model is obsolete and their objection is not about market stability. It is about market access to a rent they no longer deserve.

[Manisha Mishra @manishamishra24]

A man spends 50 years teaching at MIT.

He knows his time is running out.

So he records one last lecture — everything he knows, distilled into a single hour.

He died 5 months later.

This is that lecture.

The most important hour you'll watch this week. 👇
Bookmark it for later

[Dr Solomon Bakare (PhD) @SolomonBakare]

This is incorrect and misleading. His people want to install him as an Igbo king. It is not all Nigerian who are Ibos. NOT all Nigerian share same cultures and traditions as Ibos. Not even same language or dialects, nor share same belief system.

[SAfmRadio 📻 @SAfmRadio]

[ON AIR] The African Transformation Movement (ATM) has called for urgent government intervention following reports of the coronation of a Nigerian “king” in the Eastern Cape. The party warns that such an event could undermine South Africa’s legal framework, cultural systems, and recognised traditional leadership structures. @ZamaNtshona: @ATMovement_SA National Spokesperson on #TheMorningBrief with Thulasizwe Simelane #sabcnews

[Jackson Harlem @JacksonHarlem]

👮🏻‍♀️When White Women Made Black Beauty Illegal💅🏼🚔🚓

[Larry Madowo @LarryMadowo]

EXCLUSIVE: Desperate African men tell CNN they were lured by Russia into the war in Ukraine using promises of well-paying civilian jobs. But they were forced into the frontlines with little/no training, facing drones & racism.

"You escape or you die."
⚠️Story is hard to watch

[Typical African @Joe__Bassey]

“White people—especially white men like myself—need to stop pretending this country’s problems came out of nowhere. We are the problem.” — Paul Lance