@selaoverhere@ymosah_ One delusional black man doesn’t represent the millions of black men who preach daily about how much they love their black women’s natural hair. 20+ black men responded to your earlier tweet, but you still choose to be delusional with this one video. You need a better brain atp
A man in Nanaimo, B.C. gets heated after spotting someone with a BB gun, making him destroy it while warning that police could kill him if they saw it 😳👀
It’s kinda crazy that 70-80 year olds are generally seen as unemployable due to physical and mental decline. But we’re allowing them to run our entire country.
@edidemplacid@OloriOfOloriss@Hybrid_Ola Absolutely. I’d fight with all I’ve got to be in my child’s life. No father should be denied access to his children.
For the women wondering how men treat fellow men convicted of child murder 👇👇. They don't wear blue, carry placards in protest and blame mental health.
Is Afrobeats failing?
The real question now is something much bigger.
What happens when Nigeria finally decides to build the system that this industry deserves?
He started by fixing power in the state, laying the foundation for real development.
He then moved on to improving the road network, making movement and business easier.
Now, he’s actively attracting and securing major investments into the state.
Meanwhile, Other Governors are hiding behind the uselessness of the Tinubu's Federal Government.
States like Delta, Rivers, Lagos, Akwa Ibom, Bayelsa, Kano, Oyo, Ondo infact About 20–25 states earn more from FAAC than Abia.
Tinubu is useless,Governors are useless, Senators are useless.
Your Enemies Are Not Our Enemies’ - Nelson Mandela
Thirty-five years ago, the late Nelson Mandela; South Africa’s first democratically elected president, who spent 27 years imprisoned for his anti-apartheid struggle, was challenged by Kenneth Adelman, a former U.S. Ambassador to the UN under Ronald Reagan, over his praise for anti-colonial leaders such as Muammar Gaddafi, Yasser Arafat, and Fidel Castro on issues of human rights.
Speaking at a town hall hosted by Ted Koppel at the City College of New York on 21 June 1990, Mandela did not mince words, stating, “One of the mistakes which some political analysts make is to think that their enemies should be our enemies.”
Mandela’s response was clear: Africa’s politics cannot be dictated by Western approval or disapproval. He pushed back against the idea that the West gets to decide who Africa can stand with. For many liberation movements, figures like Gaddafi, Arafat, and Castro represented support when it actually mattered, especially at a time when Western governments were either hostile to African struggles.
At its core, Mandela was asserting independence. The idea that African nations and movements should think for themselves, choose their own allies, and define their own political paths; without inheriting the enemies of global powers.
@NgwoBoy@Jessejagz WTF. Your proofs stink.
You just attacked a man who’s been using his platform to speak. And yes he’s talked about it on many of his songs.
Why do you guys enjoy pulling people down when they try to make a difference in the best ways they can, while you do nothing. Why?
Imagine getting the chance to change your people’s future, and all you do is steal the money and ship it abroad.
I swear I don’t understand the logic of these Nigerian politicians. That’s why most of them end up dying like dogs in hospitals abroad!
@Symply_Tacha I don’t even know if you’re just baiting people into farming engagement for you or you’re just being foolish especially with your first and last paragraph.
You’re sick Tasha and you need a serious mental evaluation. Pathetic lot!