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@DrCroc28 With the most useless army in the world. @HQNigerianArmy arresting vigilantes with Dane guns

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@adedayoagarau @afolxbi how far ? You done Dey see am clear. One day for each of your family member. We only give them one free day that there wouldn’t be bloodshed in your family. Lase eledumare

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@IntegraLLb @Pathfinder077 But Senegal would never claim it to be theirs. Are you an illiterate ?

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@oziomaa3 Come una no dey shame ? Omo me I dey shame on una behalf oh

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@BClaaaical @olaonipekun37 @olarewajugentle @yorubahood1 @rsalami208 @giran_republic Untop pedophilla. Untop 56 year old man wey dey fuck 6 years old. Why not follow Christ that existed 600 years ago and warned against harming children ?

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@OluwatimiRD @Maya_leeke You no lie my bro.
The only problem here is you obviously dropped out for you to be using punctuations like this.

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@Jaaniini @ImeAkan3 Me it’s even garri. Rice is too much for me.

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@ImeAkan3 Me it’s even Garri. What concerns me with rice

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@OluwatimiRD @Maya_leeke See who dey call person empty. See as comma full one sentence. Guy let to write and put words together abeg

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@bagalyahassanm @Maya_leeke Tell us about the 7 days war man. Lol

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@olowe_tumi @Maya_leeke No we can’t stay. Islamists are trying to gaslight us to support terrorist

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@masskeemz @afolxbi are you enjoying or not. Time to cry for your family never reach. God is very patient. Islamists are sending people to their maker you open your dirty mouth say na propaganda. I trust my God sha.

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@AmbAgboola Omo is Brain banned ? How are they even equal ?

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@oMoTonsore It’s not Yoruba na. What sells more that Yoruba hate on the fucking app.
If you want to see rage. Copy this same post and change the states there to SW states. You would think Nigeria wants to end

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@iweriolo80 @Nobsdaslushhkid A proud one at that. What else do you have to say ? You want me to support a failed politician?

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@baba_Omoloro It was George bush that first made that statement ever and since then Muslims made it their slogan. I always ask them one question show me in the Quran

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@emmyjoach @Nobsdaslushhkid Mtcheew

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Just imagine the manipulation. Say sorry you made a mistake ? Mistake bawo. This man is wanted in some countries oh. But trust arewa sha

[A child of Christ @Jesus_ChristK]

Dr Zakir Naik gets angry after he realised the Christian converted his Muslim friend to Christianity✝️

[Brother Rachid الأخ رشيد @BrotherRasheed]

MY ANCESTORS CONVERTED UNDER THE SWORD

I spent much of my life believing a lie, a big one.

My parents told me I was Arab. My mother said she was Arab. My father said he was Arab and even claimed “holy blood,” as many North Africans do when claiming descent from the Prophet’s family.

Then I came to America and took a DNA test.

The result shocked me: 94% North African Amazigh.

I wasn’t from the Arabian Peninsula. My roots were right where my family had lived for generations: North Africa.

Suddenly, the history made sense.

When Arab-Muslim armies conquered North Africa in the 7th and 8th centuries, the Amazigh did not simply disappear. They resisted the new rulers repeatedly, sometimes fiercely.

Over the centuries, much of North Africa was Islamized and Arabized. Indigenous languages, religions, identities, and histories were pushed aside as Arabic and Islam became dominant.

Somewhere along my family line, being “Arab” became the story passed from parent to child.

Perhaps claiming Arab, and especially prestigious Arab, ancestry offered status, protection, or simply a way to belong in the society that emerged after the conquest.

The irony is that science eventually challenged the family story.

My DNA said: You are Amazigh. You are North African.

Christianity had deep roots in pre-Islamic North Africa. This was the land of Augustine, Tertullian, Cyprian, and countless North African Christians. Then conquest transformed the region, followed over centuries by Islamization and Arabization.

So when people romanticize the “spread of Islam” in North Africa as though our ancestors simply heard the message and enthusiastically abandoned everything they had been, I ask them to read the history of conquest, taxation, slavery, rebellion, and resistance.

My ancestors did not need foreigners from Arabia to give them an identity.

They already had one.

Their land was North Africa.
Their people were Amazigh.
Their languages existed before Arabic arrived.
Their religions were Christianity and Judaism.
Their history existed before Islam arrived.

Today, Morocco officially recognizes Tamazight, the language of the people who were there long before the Arab conquest.

For generations, we were taught to look east to discover who we were.

My DNA pointed me back home.

Islamization changed my ancestors’ religion. Arabization obscured their identity. But neither could change their blood.