Greyark ♦️ (Ø,G)

Nobody cares 🧙,🧙

[Financial Physics @FinancialPhys]

Pro tip:

If it has a central bank conjuring money/credit from nothing, it’s doomed to become the exact same horrible system just with a different name… same outcome

EVERY
SINGLE
TIME

[Biggest Mack @Big_Mck]

WHAT IS THE MISSION of the United States Government in your country?

Here’s what you need to know, before you commit treason like Davido.

[Uncharted🦇🔊 @JonahJosemaria]

🚨 Nigeria’s New $537M US Consulate Isn’t About Jobs, Here’s What It’s Really For

Consulates serve amongst other purposes as intelligence hubs, and the timing? right before Nigeria’s 2027 elections... We look back at the 1979 Iran hostage crisis, when Iranian students reconstructed shredded US embassy documents and uncovered decades of covert interference.

#USConsulate #Lagos #fyp #Africa #Viral

[Greyark ♦️ (Ø,G) @primegreyark]

@Chetuyachinago How haven’t y’all learnt about @I_Am_The_ICT

[Biggest Mack @Big_Mck]

Political activism in Nigeria is a very smelly enterprise. It is hijacked by grifters, clout chasers and pretenders who masquerade as patriots, but all they really want is proximity to power, and NGO hustlers who will do anything to protect NGO money.

The people I pity are the ones whose heads these scammers are using.

[Onyeka ☭ @R_eq_uin]

They hate you so much they don't want you in their country.

They cancel 99% of your visa applications and force you to pay $20,000 for the "privilege" of visiting.

They call you a third worlder. A low IQ African.

And yet, surprisingly after all this humiliation, they spend hundreds of millions of dollars to build the world's largest consulate on your soil!

A place that they didn't born you well to go with 2km of.

In. Your. Own. Fucking. Land.

Are we slaves now?

You tell us not to come to your country and erect a $20,000 wall.

But you come to my home and build a military base... The world's largest... To oppress my people.

After admitting on camera to funding Boko Haram and God knows how many groups.

One day una cup go full

[Biggest Mack @Big_Mck]

Who are the strange guests at Peller’s wedding?

Well, my last report for the @Spearhead_Af examines these “benevolent” foreign entities who seem to love African content creators so much that they are offering them huge gifts, and of course the implications.

Watch and share.

[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.

[Dr Kemi Olunloyo🇳🇬 @drkemiofnigeria]

#DrKemilifestyle

🚨🇳🇬PLEASE READ AND SHARE TO EDUCATE YOUR CHILDREN AS HISTORY WAS REMOVED FROM SCHOOLS IN 2003.

⚠️⚠️⚠️Today marks 60 years of the COUNTERCOUP (Northern military officers vs Igbo military officers which lead to the Biafran war) and DESTROYED NIGERIA 🇳🇬 July 29th 1966-2026 by Dr Kemi Olunloyo 7/29/26⚠️⚠️⚠️

July 29th 1966
Today marks 60 years😞I remember my uncle Adekunle Fajuyi and his boss Nigeria’s head of state Aguyi Ironsi. I was about to turn 2yo that summer. The July 1966 counter-coup in Nigeria was a bloody military mutiny on July 29, 1966, staged by Northern officers. It overthrew the military government of Major-General Johnson Aguiyi-Ironsi, resulted in his assassination, and brought Lieutenant-Colonel Yakubu Gowon to power, severely escalating ethnic tensions and leading directly to the Nigerian Civil War.

Key Events and Casualties
* Date: July 29, 1966
* Leaders Lost: Head of State Major-General Johnson Aguiyi-Ironsi and Western Region Military Governor Lieutenant-Colonel Adekunle Fajuyi were abducted and killed in Ibadan.
* Human Cost: Over 300 Igbo military officers and soldiers were killed in the mutiny and the Igbo community in Makurdi, Benue state🇳🇬
* Aftermath: The violence spilled over into widespread riots and targeted killings of tens of thousands of Igbo civilians living in Northern Nigeria later that year.

Causes of the Uprising
* Retaliation: Northern soldiers viewed the January 1966 coup—which had killed Northern political leaders like Prime Minister Abubakar Tafawa Balewa and Premier Ahmadu Bello—as an ethnically skewed plot led mostly by Igbo officers.
* Political Friction: Anger grew over Aguiyi-Ironsi's introduction of Unification Decree No. 34, which sought to abolish the federal system in favor of a centralized unitary government, raising fears of Northern political domination.

Long-Term Impact
* Rise of Gowon: Lieutenant-Colonel Yakubu Gowon was installed as the new head of state to hold the fractured country together. He is still alive. I will NEVER like Gowon. This is how the Igbo vs Hausa and Yoruba conflict started.
* Path to Civil War: Failed political reconciliations (such as the Aburi Accord) following the counter-coup failed to ease the deep mistrust, culminating in the secession of the Eastern Region (Biafra) and the onset of the Nigerian Civil War in July 1967.

These are the events Nnamdi Kanu educated Nigerians about even though he was not born yet. Nigerian government removed history from schools in 2003 and felt they could FORGET. General TY Danjuma executed my uncle and Ironsi when Ironsi was visiting Ibadan on a state visit. Their army thugs entered the government house to take Ironsi, Fajuyi said “I’m following my boss. You cannot take him.” They were both personally executed by Danjuma, the same COAS and Defense Minister who said the army 🪖and police 👮🏽‍♂️ collude together to unalive Nigerians. Danjuma is 87yo and lives in Banana Island, Lagos. He also executed Col Dimka who unalived Murtala Muhammed.

The people I highlighted
are familiar to you and
now you can see that Nigeria
was governed turn by turn
“EMILOKAN PHENOMENON “
Imagine the same Dimka
Danjuma killed for killing
Murtala Muhammed was part of
the 1966 counter coup. MM
himself took part, IBB, late Abba Kyari
and even late Vatsa who IBB killed, his childhood
friend. Abacha was also involved.
You are still running to get PVC instead of a revolution. I’ve done my part, not coming back. You chased me out, I’m now retired enjoying my life.

#ResetNigeria

[Biggest Mack @Big_Mck]

A multi-billion-dollar industry was built on the back of injected inferiority complexes in Black women. Black men sometimes don't help, too.

[Sony Thăng @nxt888]

The most radical thing you can say in a country built on individualism is:

This is not your fault.

Your poverty is not a personal failure.

Your debt is not a character flaw.

Your exhaustion is not laziness.

Your inability to afford a house in the city where you work is not evidence that you made the wrong choices.

You did not cause the 2008 financial crisis that wiped out a decade of household wealth.

You did not cause the healthcare system that takes everything you saved when you get sick.

You did not design the student loan system that charged you compounding interest on the debt you took on at seventeen because you were told it was the only path.

You did not build the housing market that turned the place you sleep into an investment asset for people who already have enough.

The system produced these outcomes.

The system was designed, not conspired, but designed through a thousand political choices made by identifiable people, to produce these outcomes.

The ideology of individual responsibility exists to prevent you from seeing the design.

Because if you see the design, you stop blaming yourself.

And if you stop blaming yourself, you start looking for who made the decisions.

And the people who made the decisions have spent enormous resources making sure you never stop blaming yourself long enough to look up.

[Biggest Mack @Big_Mck]

This misleading narrative that immigration laws are changing because Nigerian/African migrants are making content about life in host countries has to stop. It’s absolutely nonsense, and I have to time to dismantle it today.

[David Hundeyin @DavidHundeyin]

A reminder that there is NOT ONE wealthy country on earth that earned its wealth using "democracy". And that includes the Scandinavian shape shifters who love to pretend like they were different from other Europeans.

[Biggest Mack @Big_Mck]

Socialism Vs Capitalism.

This is why anybody who suggests that pre-colonial Africa was a capitalist society should be put in jail.

Watch till the end.

[David Hundeyin @DavidHundeyin]

Africa is not being underestimated by anyone. That is a dangerous misconception that I once had.

What is actually happening is that Africa is being deliberately underreported and suppressed from mainstream global news cycles because some powerful people need to keep it a secret that their dominance over the global economy as we know it is entirely built on extracting 100 for the price of 0.5 from Africa.

If that coup in Niger had never happened for example, we would never have known that France's famously cheap and plentiful nuclear energy which makes up 70% of its energy mix, and which it sells to the rest of Europe, was cheap and plentiful because Orano spent decades bending Niger over a barrel, paying the country 50 euro cents/kg for Yellowcake uranium when the market price was between €150 and €200/kg.

We didn't know this - but France and its EU collaborators absolutely did, which is why they're sponsoring EU resolutions condemning the AES every 5 minutes. They know exactly what they've lost!

The only people underestimating Africa are Africans - because we have no fucking clue what we are sitting on and we still get most of our information from predatory western sources. Don't get it twisted - everybody outside Africa who matters fully understands what Africa is, which is why Ethiopian Airlines keeps recording a new record profit every year, and it is building the world's largest airport in Bishoftu. Most of that traffic is not made up of Africans.

People from around the world don't stampede in such numbers into a continent that they "underestimate." We're the dummies chasing visas to go work for gold elsewhere while we inherited the entire fucking gold mine.

[Biggest Mack @Big_Mck]

Just seeing this now, and will try my best to simplify it for you, and anyone else reading, to the point you will understand. If you fail to grasp it this time, sorry, I can't help any further.

I will not make it difficult to read, so I will leave bullet points.

> Pan-Africanists are not shielding corrupt local leaders; Pan-Africanists believe in addressing their rascality from the source. There is a source. They were not always like this. Take, for instance, every single African leader in history who had tried to make a difference was either killed or violently overthrown.

>There’s a concept called “imperialism” - this happens when someone else controls your affairs to their advantage, and to achieve this, they must stop your own benefits (meaning stopping you from developing).

>Imperialism comes in two forms: direct form (colonialism) and indirect form (neocolonialism)

>Colonialism is the one you want us to forget, which sounds plausible until you consider the second form (neocolonism). Colonialism itself did quite an enormous damage that will take a while to repair. Now consider the fact that we are not even done remedying that, and the second form is alive and kicking.

> Neocolonialim means, “they are not longer here to control you directly anymore, but they are still doing so remotely, through economic means (the IMF, World Bank, etc, politically (via democracy - a system introduced to you for this same purpose), culturally (via arts, entertainment, religion and football) and of course the Media (which includes the New media that we are having this conversation on).”

>So effectively, they left, but before they did so, they put in motion a mechanism to still maintain control even while they are gone.

So, telling us to “forget” not only reveals your poor understanding of history but also your lack of awareness of your present world, which basically means that you are still under the colonial mentality we are working so hard to correct.

So rather than disparaging Pan-Africanists at every opportunity, you should rather be thanking us for the job we are doing, to which your survival depends on.

Btw, Nkrumah published a book about the second form of imperialism (I mentioned here) and that rattled the United States to the point of severing diplomatic ties and leading to his overthrow after some months.

What is even wrong with you people?

[Biggest Mack @Big_Mck]

“We cannot allow Africa to unite, control its own resources or develop”

Kwame Nkrumah challenged this, and exposed how imperialism continued after independence, and he was violently overthrown by a coup sponsored by the usual suspects.

Today, some misguided Africans are asking, “why should we continue to blame the colonizers (that never left)?”

[The Spearhead @Spearhead_Af]

The Dangers Of A Western-Led AI Revolution For Africa

The so-called 'AI Revolution' being marketed by western tech interests is not an inevitable, neutral or benevolent phenomenon but a deliberate power grab that seeks to cement the world's less powerful populations into a new form of economic dependency.

US president Donald Trump's recent decision to halt advanced features of a new Anthropic AI model outside the US illustrates the inherent danger of surrendering technological sovereignty and becoming dependent on technology that comes inbuilt with a US government kill switch.

@Big_Mck explores this for The Spearhead.

[Biggest Mack @Big_Mck]

“When my friend Trump wants to bomb any country, he doesn't do it himself, he gives instructions”

This man is an idiot for drawing inspiration from Trump, and even a bigger idiot for believing Trump is his friend.