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[Biggest Mack @Big_Mck]

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[Biggest Mack @Big_Mck]

If you come across this today, share the quoted post. That’s the most important video I ever made. if you dislike Reno Omokri, you can annoy him by sharing the post. He blocked me after discovering the video offers the most accurate description of him and his likes.

[Yobarnub 🦍 @realyobarnub]

A young boy had no choice but to expose his mum’s secret to his dad after she flogged him. 😂

[Zou @AlmightyZou]

Je pleuuuuuuuuuuuuure ils ont tellement vu la mort

[𝐒𝐭𝐫𝐚𝐭𝐞𝐠𝐢𝐜 𝐒𝐨𝐮𝐭𝐡 @strategicsouth]

This is Frank Embree.

He was only 19 years old on June 17, 1899, when he was accused of assaulting a 12-year-old white girl, Willie Dougherty, near Burton, Missouri.

He was arrested, but he escaped to Kansas.

Missouri authorities traced him to Kansas, captured him and brought him back to Missouri, where he was jailed in Mexico.

He was supposed to receive a trial.

On July 22, 1899, officers took him from the jail toward Fayette, where his trial was scheduled.

They never made it.

A huge white mob intercepted the officers, overpowered them and abducted Embree.

The mob was led by the girl's father.

They dragged Embree to the area where the alleged assault had occurred and demanded a confession.

He refused.

So they stripped the 19-year-old naked, tied him up and began whipping him with rawhides and buggy whips. He endured 103 lashes while the crowd watched, cheering and taking photographs.

His body was torn and bleeding, yet he continued refusing to confess.

The torture continued until he finally broke and said what they wanted to hear.

When they were satisfied with their savagery, they put a rope around his neck and hanged him from a tree, but not before they publicly castrated him.

More than 3,000 people gathered to watch.

Photographs were taken of his mutilated body and his killers.

Yet despite the identifiable faces in those photographs, nobody was arrested or prosecuted for his murder.

Think about that.

[Spyder🕷️ @0Spyderr]

I don die man 😭😭😭

[pan african @FbYoungboy]

@Abbydemii This is the craziest story I’ve ever heard 😂

[Abidemi @Abbydemii]

On an early Monday morning, I boarded a yellow bus (Danfo) heading to Mile 2. Along the road, we hit a pothole, but the driver didn't apply the brakes, and I thought it was just a mistake. However, the bus entered another pothole without slowing down, and everyone started shouting at the driver, asking what he was doing. I was the first to realize the bus didn't have functioning brakes. When I asked the driver why he was driving a bus without brakes, he lied that the break oil is drained. I immediately announced to the rest of the passengers that we were in a bus with no brakes.Further along the way, when a passenger wanted to alight at Ijesha bus stop, the driver had to jump from the moving vehicle with a big stone he had kept inside the bus. He placed the stone under the back tire to slow it down. Everybody started shouting at both the driver and the conductor. I simply used my head, came down quickly, and entered another bus going to Coker bus stop. I am so grateful to God for my safety.

[Biggest Mack @Big_Mck]

See the way Seyi Tinubu and his kids had to wait for security clearance and a
convincing introduction to meet Ishowpeed at that World Cup stadium.

SMH.

They even appeared in full Spanish home kit.

I’m not sure he has been at any game of the domestic league in Nigeria, and if he has, he would’ve been the center of attraction and every existing protocol would’ve received the middle finger from him.

Local champions. That’s the same low self-esteem they are using to rule their respective countries in Africa. I don’t ever remember any European leader’s family flying the Nigerian kit to come and watch your own team. 🤦🏿‍♂️

[Fabrizio Romano @FabrizioRomano]

“It hurts. It hurts my soul”. Lionel Scaloni. 💔🥺

@DSports 🎥

[pan african @FbYoungboy]

@Stake .

[Uraharastudio @Uraharastudio]

This would be peak ending in the World Cup

[ًًًً @secr3tfiles]

Morocco need to accept this blitz by France. This is bigger than you. We are up against a satanic institution

[isaiah @tlop444]

this sports last and only hope

[Sher Khan @K4anSh3r]

Good bye, Ronaldo. You won and you lost but you never rigged. Respect.

[Sir Kay @Rise_Forge]

🎥 BAKASSI: The Truth They Never Told You? 🇳🇬⚔️

In this rare interview, Major Hamza Al-Mustapha, former Chief Security Officer to General Sani Abacha, shares his account of what happened behind the scenes during the Bakassi Peninsula crisis.

From intelligence reports to military strategy and political decisions, he offers a firsthand perspective from someone who was at the centre of power during that period.

Watch the video and judge for yourself.

Did Nigeria make the right decisions over Bakassi, or could history have turned out differently? 👇

[Lola Okunrin @lollypeezle]

It was the moment he flung her away she realized he’s a man 🤣😭

[P R O D U Z A R R @ZARRTHEMAKER]

i was a sound man for a movie she was in

she use my oil perfume do roll-on
(i’m traumatised till this day)

[TERRORIST SURVIVOR 💪🏽 @GbolahanOlanyi0]

Honestly, people are willing to help, I just need the support of a big influencer in this space to make it happen. I don't know why they keep ignoring me, when most of them are following me.

Please help me tag them. Please help us. We are going through a lot that I can't even fully put into words. 😭💔

Take a close look at that picture, our house has no windows, and the door is just a wooden one that can easily be broken down. This is the reality we live with every day.

Life has been really hard on us. We are doing our best to stay strong, but the burden is becoming too much. Any support, repost, mention, or assistance could make a huge difference for my family. 💔😓🙏🏽😭

[pan african @FbYoungboy]

@healerfs This is crazy man