You aren't seeing this by mistake..
Quote this with targets you will want to achieve before the year 2029 [5years from now] and you will come back to give testimony..
If you are still alive by then.
Lmao I did not decide to become illiterate and say bye when I saw an upgraded wild level of flogging in Akute Community High School. We know what we are doing.
Dear Muslim,
What the non-Muslims want is for you to stop being a Muslim either in practice or in belief. They would throw it at you subtly until you would accept it as way of showing tolerance. You are not showing tolerance, you are showing ignorance and naivety. They would see to it that slowly but certainly you lose it all. Along the way, they would celebrate you as being liberal and educated with the meanings they've given to being liberal and being educated. If you play into their hands, it's at your own peril.
@LakeSD_ABJ@mr_asiwaju This one Na lie.. Unless you dey live inside the ground.. You might not listen to him. Understandable.. I don't listen to k1 or paso too.. But I know them.. Let's even leave that.. I don't listen to kollington.. But I know baba.. So you don't know him.. Isn't a flex
@mrlurvy They aren't talking about talent here.. Even the close that k1 is talking about.. Everyone know that k1 Na baba son... And all of them accept k1 Sha.
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RT for your friends too.
History will always be about how the narrator portrays the character..The gist was that efunroye was a bad person.. Seeing @Letter_to_Jack and @arojinle1 posts today changed the perspective of things.Gotta read about that woman and I wish @FathiaBalogun and her crew did justice.
Are you deranged or sick?
I am Egba, she funded the war of freedom of the Egbas against the Dahomeys (of todayโs Benin Republic)โ a major regional power with expansionist policies.
That war guaranteed the freedom of Egba Nation. Without her input, we would probably have been captured, with our men traded as slaves and our women and children shared as spoils of war.
The defeat of the Dahomey kingdom by the Egbas led to the final fall of both the Dahomey empire.