howard chris

[howard chris @howardchris19]

@CoinMarketCap CMC supports scam tokens, because they always list scam tokens

[howard chris @howardchris19]

@CoinMarketCap Then why do CMC list the token????

[howard chris @howardchris19]

@yourcryptodj Starknet

[howard chris @howardchris19]

@Babydogehub Yes of course

[howard chris @howardchris19]

@BabyDogenews_ Not possible

[howard chris @howardchris19]

@AltcoinDaily Babydoge only

[Typical African @Joe__Bassey]

They won’t teach you this in your history lessons…

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[howard chris @howardchris19]

@SaharaReporters Deceiving people here with fake news all the time

[howard chris @howardchris19]

@SaharaReporters Useless idiots

[African @ali_naka]

Dear Catholics will you ever have an African Pope?

[African Hub @AfricanHub_]

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has called for an end to Africa's exploitation by foreign powers, emphasizing that Africans do not need to migrate to Europe or the U.S. to succeed if their continent is free from external control.

She has been particularly critical of the CFA franc, a currency used by several West and Central African countries and managed by France, calling it a form of colonial dominance that hampers true economic independence.

In January 2024, Meloni launched the "Mattei Plan," a €5.5 billion initiative aimed at promoting energy, education, healthcare, and infrastructure development in Africa, arguing that fostering growth at home would reduce irregular migration.

She insists that Africa is not poor but rather rich in resources and potential, needing partnership not charity from Europe. While some African leaders welcomed the plan, they also urged for genuine, respectful cooperation.

Critics, however, questioned whether the initiative primarily serves Italy’s strategic interests, particularly in energy and migration control, and expressed concern over continued ties with authoritarian regimes, warning against new forms of neocolonialism under the guise of development.

[Somto Okonkwo @General_Somto]

After Watching This, Africans Must Understand Why a Repeat Of What Happened In Libya And To Gaddafi Must Not Be Allowed To Happen To Ibrahim Traore And Burkina Faso. Did You Know That Libyan Currency Was The Strongest In Africa And One Of The Top 5 In The World?

[Typical African @Joe__Bassey]

Here is Gaddafi’s last interview with ABC, you will always be remembered in the history of Africa.

[Donttatazela TR @donttatazela]

These days are over. NO MORE.

[Typical African @Joe__Bassey]

“Getting aids and loans will not help us to develop, but it will create a beggar mentality among us”- Thomas Sankara.

[Typical African @Joe__Bassey]

Malcolm attacked Whites for using Christianity to justify the enslavement of Black people. Rather than as a conduit to heaven, he believed that Whites used Christianity as an accomplice to oppression. Malcolm argued: “Christianity is the white man's religion. What are your thoughts?

[Typical African @Joe__Bassey]

What they don’t tell you about the weeks leading up to the assassination of Malcolm X.

[howard chris @howardchris19]

@amba_newsline @MattWoods_UK He never comes with good intentions

[Biafra War Room @USBiafraFirst]

Breaking News: Russian Pilot Who Bombed Biafra During the War Speaks Out

A retired Russian military pilot who aided Nigeria during the Biafra War has revealed shocking details about his involvement in the conflict. He admitted to bombing Biafran territories from 35,000 feet above the ground, stating that without his efforts, the Biafran military—despite being poorly armed—could have overpowered Nigeria.

"Biafrans were incredibly smart and resilient," he said. "They held off the Nigerian military for three years, even without proper weapons. Their guerrilla warfare tactics were unmatched. They mastered the art of invisible combat—you couldn't see them coming, but they could see you. They blended seamlessly with the environment, ambushing Nigerian soldiers and seizing their weapons. At times, it almost seemed as if the Nigerian military was willingly handing over their guns, but that wasn't the case. The Biafran fighters were simply that skilled."

Recalling one of his missions, he described an attempt to bomb Omuma Road Primary School in Aba, a strategic target believed to be housing Biafran soldiers. However, upon approaching the site, he witnessed something extraordinary:

"From the sky, the school simply vanished. It was as if it had blended with the earth itself. Later, I learned that Biafrans had developed a technique using natural electromagnetic camouflage that made structures invisible to aerial reconnaissance. Even today, the Russian government is still studying this phenomenon."

Now reflecting on his actions, the ex-pilot expressed deep regret for his role in the war. "I regret what I did to those innocent people. If the Biafran tribe still exists, fighting them again would be Nigeria’s greatest mistake. They had nothing, yet they resisted the world for three years. I have great respect for such a people."