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King Kunta....

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@realdebby10 What a curse on thyself

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@MavadMuhammad Ingudu ye Corona

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@Bible365_ Amen

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@Oriana_RSA I have seen kids with a Nigerian mom and SA dad inkinga it's either base Nigeria or babi or a madoda alana abafunayo abana the money

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@Manikipi Send him to daddy mugabe

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@KeletsoMss Sthandwa manje ushota ngani

[Oyebanji Akins @Oyebanji_akins]

It’s a common phrase, but the truth behind it hits hard: “Africans and Black people hardly read.” This lack of deep engagement is why history remembers Wole Soyinka more as a “fraternity leader” than as Africa’s first Nobel Laureate in Literature. It’s why Chinua Achebe, who should be honored as the father of Nigerian literature, was reduced to a subject of petty ethics banter. Here’s a fact many ignore: Wole Soyinka once joined Lewis Nkosi to interview Achebe in 1964 about “Things Fall Apart.” Let value these literary icons properly, before we lose more legends to cultural amnesia.#mixofusng

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@Ziggy_Diver1 Dembela weetla

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@Ziggy_Diver1 Ayi go fedile 😭😭😭😭

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@instablog9ja

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@ikentanzi_ Amen Mphathi

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Hard truth right there!!!

[Naija @Naija_PR]

Damn , he cooked.

[Rebecca Adson @RebeccahAdson]

Powerful illustrations with deeper meanings.

Check Thread 👇

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@Hollywoodbets J P Pierteson

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@educatedhustler I am... GOD IS GOOD

[Alpha. @Alph__Utd]

Once in a lifetime football moments that will give you goosebumps.

A thread🤯.

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🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[BlackBird444🇺🇸 @BlkBird444]

Oh she’s definitely up next. Finally a female rapper rapping about something other than sex, hoeing and scamming. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾