Seyram Fiakeye

An Afrocentric minded Filmmaker

[Seyram Fiakeye @seyramone]

Catch the Mother’s Edition of Date Rush on TV3 Ghana tonight, Sunday, 10th May, at 8:00 PM. You can also stream it live on Facebook and YouTube from 8:00 PM.

Trust me - you don’t want to miss the drama 😄

[Seyram Fiakeye @seyramone]

When someone tells you “prove you’re a man today”…
You better be ready 😅
But Azaglo’s situation today turned into something nobody expected 😂
#AzagloSkits #GhanaComedy #FunnyGhana #AfricanComedy #GhComedy #SkitsOfGhana #ComedyAfrica #ViralSkits #ComedyReels #AfricanCreators

[Seyram Fiakeye @seyramone]

Some dinners are peaceful…
Some dinners are very confusing 😭
Azaglo tried to be polite… but what happened next nobody expected 😂
Watch this

#AzagloSkits #GhanaComedy #FunnyGhana #AfricanComedy #GhComedy #SkitsOfGhana #ComedyAfrica #ViralSkits #ComedyReels #AfricanCreators

[Seyram Fiakeye @seyramone]

Azaglo walked into the shop with a sad story…
But by the end, everyone realized something was not adding up 😂
Watch till the end
#AzagloSkits #GhanaComedy #FunnyGhana #AfricanComedy #GhComedy #SkitsOfGhana #ComedyAfrica #ViralSkits #ComedyReels #AfricanCreators

[Seyram Fiakeye @seyramone]

GH₵2 toilet but Azaglo had to get full value 😂
Yesterday: premium service… Today: karma collected the receipt 😭
Tag a friend who does long service 🚽😂
@Azaglo Skits | @Seyram Fiakeye & @ SunAton Studios
#AzagloSkits #GhanaComedy #FunnyGhana #AfricanComedy #ViralSkits

[Typical African @Joe__Bassey]

Even if this video is played at the African Union Assembly or any African nation’s assembly, most African leaders and politicians—especially in the useless AU—won’t learn from it. They are in love with imperialists.

[Brian Tamuka Kagoro @TamukaKagoro77]

#LetFreedomSing Sudan , A Time to Act by Brian Tamuka Kagoro
We can no longer pretend that there is no genocide in the Sudan . The truth and facts crudely stare us in the face and rebuke our complicit silence .
As a Pan-Africanist, I join my brothers and sisters in Sudan and all Africans of goodwill calling for urgent and unified international action — not more statements of concern or horror, but decisive protection, access, and accountability.

The human carnage , indiscriminate violence against women and girls is not just numbers , it is loss of humanity , lives , livelihoods and futures .

In a period of almost 3 years, the atrocities in the war in Sudan have unfolded in the full glare of international media . It is the largest displacement of the 21st century. Continued indifference and sterile diplomatic statements are now an insult to our collective human consciousness, international human rights, and international humanitarian laws .

Let us unite to demand action and accountability now!

[Seyram Fiakeye @seyramone]

I stand against xenophobia and class oppression. An African cannot be a stranger in Accra
#BeyondBorders #StopXenophobia #AfricanUnityNow #OneAfrica #AfrocentricNetwork

[Seyram Fiakeye @seyramone]

🔥 Afrocentric Lecture Series 🔥
Theme: Reclaiming African History for Pan-African Empowerment
🗓 Sept 14 | 🕓 3:50 PM GMT | 🌍 Online
🎙 Majekodunmi Ebohon Oseriemen
🔗 Join: https://t.co/Rsali2btS3

#PanAfricanEmpowerment #AfrocentricNetwork
#AfrocentricLectureSeries
#afro

[Seyram Fiakeye @seyramone]

When Hospitals Become Battlefields!
The alleged assault at Ridge Hospital is more than an isolated incident. It exposes the deep crisis in Ghana’s healthcare system.
Catch live on Facebook via the link below
https://t.co/tIQHlPmE0L

[Seyram Fiakeye @seyramone]

Click to join the WhatsApp
Lecture Group: https://t.co/QjzFunepO6
Comrades, help spread the word. Share this flyer and invite your circles. Let’s study, build, and struggle together in unity
#AfrocentricNetwork #PanAfricanism #AfricanLiberation #AfrocentricLectureSeries

[Wode Maya ® @wode_maya]

Our Enemies Are Indeed Many! 👀

[Sam Okudzeto Ablakwa @S_OkudzetoAblak]

This is very rich coming from someone who refuses to engage in same advocacy for the payment of reparations by the US for its despicable and condemnable role in slavery.

You will not be allowed to dictate to a sovereign country on how we conduct our foreign policy — if you need to be reminded — this is Kwame Nkrumah's Ghana — the first African nation to defeat colonialism and imperialism.

Let me be clear, those measly debts compared to what you owe us in reparations would be paid when we deem appropriate based on our prudent economic recovery program — even though the debt was not created by the new Mahama Administration. Unlike you, we take responsibility and honour our national obligations.

[Active Revolt 🇧🇫 🇲🇱 🇳🇪 @afrilivesmatter]

🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨 Europe prepares for a future war against Africa 🛑❌

[African @ali_naka]

What President Malema is advocating for is what the Sahel leaders are implementing!

[Blaise D.K Tulo @blaisetulo3]

African Liberation Day continues to be a very important political event on the history and future of our struggle for self determination and sovereignty. Today thousands of Ghanaians were on the streets denouncing U.S and France military operations on our continent.

[Seyram Fiakeye @seyramone]

The Afrocentric Network's 2025 ALDay press release is a powerful call to action for unity, sovereignty, and resistance against neocolonialism. @AfrikParliament @trtafrika @_AfricanUnion @AfricanSTREAM #AfricaDay #AfricanLiberationDay #AfrocentricNetwork

[EWFI L30 @RadioEWFI]

Catch Elikem Mathis, cybersecurity expert & founder of Hacking the Human Mind.

25+ yrs of U.S. military/private sector experience. Now securing Africa’s digital future.

May 21, 10am GMT
Listen: https://t.co/684HxtQWOT
FB Live: https://t.co/RzC8sLkypE
WhatsApp: [phone]

[Moussa Ibrahim @_moussa_ibrahim]

I spoke officially for Gaddafi, a son of Africa. Today I speak, albeit not officially, for another son of Africa: Ibrahim Traoré.

[Typical African @Joe__Bassey]

🇲🇱🗣️ President Assimi GOÏTA: Those who say that France has done nothing or that France must stay. I was at the front with them, I ate with them, I patrolled with them, I listened to their radio."

"What I heard was, if you were there, you would shoot at them. When we were on the ground, the French would put us in front of it, and if there was no danger, we would say, RAS."

"And if someone shot at us, they would say, 'That's war, right?' Many Malians would fall in front of us and we couldn't say anything."

"All you had to do was revolt and the next day Bamako would call you back. That is to say, if 100 Malian soldiers died, only one Frenchman fell or zero losses on the French side."

"I remember that famous day when we were 5 kilometers from Kidal, we could already see the rebels retreating. We said to ourselves that Kidal was going to fall. In no less than 15 minutes, a lieutenant colonel came to tell us that we were forbidden to return to Kidal. Me and 4 of my comrades wanted to force and disobey France."

"As we were moving forward, they clearly said, 'One more step and you'll each get a bullet in your head.' That was the day I cried like a baby.
And I called our superiors in Bamako, their only response was: "We must stay behind France."

"The next day, we saw these French people supplying the rebels in front of us. I even looked one of them in the eye and he smiled to mock me."

"After the resupply and the donation of eight pickup trucks, these French people told us they did it for peace between Azawad and Mali. I rebelled again; it was in this context that I saw myself handed over to these rebels one day."

"While they had given our position so that I and my fellow revolutionaries would be arrested."

"Indeed, we were arrested. And on the radio I heard Bravo and the other Gama in the basket...mission accomplished... That was the code with these French. We said to ourselves it was over for us. I started to think and I knew it's a source of pride to die for your country. And I laughed."

"On a day like that, we were told that we would be released, but during the stays we had with these people. The number of French generals and colonels who called each day was inestimable.
When I return, I see that I am being given training and grades."

"As Mali has always been my priority and everyone in the army knows it. I learned to protect my country, so I already know the north like the back of my hand. And I know who these French are and they know who I am."

"I'm a highly trained commando. I'm also a man who's always ready. If you see, we don't drop bombs on these jihadists, it's because when they take a village hostage, they use women and children as shields. For those who don't know war, how do you expect us to drop bombs on a village? Are you forgetting that there are women and children?

Are you forgetting that these women and children are innocent? In a war, one must be purely strategic and cautious.

I promise you that Mali will be free. With my colleagues, we will liberate Mali. We come from far away, and we are not politicians. We are liberators; those who want it to understand. Those who do not want it to go to the front can witness the phenomena. We have a very rich and immense land. We can make it perfect."