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[Black, Blessed & Unbothered @MelanatedTalk]

Sheriff Lucious D. Amerson studied the Klan’s playbook.

Midnight raids. Disappearances. Terror in the dark.

Then he flipped the script. 🔄

This is what we need to do NOW…to stop these hangings.
#BlackPeople
#FlipTheScript

[Typical African @Joe__Bassey]

Fearless African Woman Destroys Western Minister Live—Defends Burkina Faso 🇧🇫, Mali 🇲🇱, and Niger 🇳🇪 Like a Boss!

[Humanbydesign @Humanbydesign3]

The exercise demonstrated by this man has cured and saved thousands of people from heart blockages!🔥🔥🔥🔥
Everybody shouldtry it will cost you nothing.
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[Paul E. Marik @DrPaulEMarik]

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[Gym Fiesta @GymFiesta]

A Chinese doctor blew up online after showing how to reset your face using only your hands ��‍♀️

‣ Helps reduce puffiness
‣ Lifts relaxed muscles
‣ Shapes your face naturally — no tools, no needles

[Art of Life 🦋 @Art0fLife_]

This man reveals an ancient technique to clear out heart blockages:

[Owolewa @Hon_owolewa]

@IfakoladeIrorun @ILE_AJISEFA @TheDamiForeign @ThinkYoruba_1st @Yorubaness @NigeriaStories @theayoadams @ayomitidipupo "Adifa fun Orunmila nigba iku fe lo kamole, o mu oyin, o mu epo pupa, ati iye sinu igba..."

[Chief Disruptor @ahmadsalims]

FYI

car trouble sounds.

[BABA AJISEFA @ILE_AJISEFA]

For the next 30days, I will be posting Isese books and the kind of information you will find in them.
I believe this will give you direction.
Let’s start with;

DAY 1. ORUNMILA the equilibrium that keeps the world.
This is one of the books I find most interesting about ORUNMILA baba agboniregun. Comes in English and Yoruba versions.
This book gives a detailed explanation of ORUNMILA and his great work. If you want to know why they call ORUNMILA father of wisdom, then this is your book.
It’s available @Moyinfa_store

[Ifakomiyo @Sum1ukno2]

https://t.co/bS6sWYdxZq

[Thrilla the Gorilla @ThrillaRilla369]

The Diddy lawsuit opens up a whole new angle on MICHAEL JACKSON’S death and life story.

The more you look into the music industry, the more you see this weird pattern.

Everyone who steps out of line and starts speaking out about how artists are treated- about how executives manipulate the industry and abuse their power- every one of them are slandered, smeared, and sometimes even suicided.

Probably all coincidences though 🤷‍♂️

@Cancelcloco

[BABA AJISEFA @ILE_AJISEFA]

I am delighted to join my people on this great cause for Humanity. As Nigerians, we are not bad people, as onisese, we don't feel too big to help.

[Typical African @Joe__Bassey]

Africans needs to understand that the Americans, Europeans, United Nations, IMF and even the World Bank 🏦 doesn’t want any development for them. They just set favorable policies to enable them steal African resources.

This happened in Congo 🇨🇩where a U.N. truck was found stealing gold from the country, while they label the Country one of the poorest in the world.

[Dirty Footballer 👊 @DirtyFootbaIIer]

What the f*ck have I just watched 😂

[The Yoruba Nation CH © @YorubaNationCH]

5 LAWS OF THE OYOTUNJI YORUBA KINGDOM IN AMERICA. 🇺🇸
1 - In Oyotunji, you have to be married in order to own land. They don’t sell land but rather, lease it to you based on your needs. If you need land, you would have to get a wife and write a petition to the Oba who would grant you some land. If you want to expand, then you can get more wives. If you have more wives and children, they would give you more land so that you would continue to build.

2 - You have to practise the Yoruba cultural etiquette of Omoluabi. There is an etiquette system which are some of the things that the community expect you to do. A few of the ethics of Oyotunji require that you dobale (prostrate) when you see your elder or you ‘tesile’, that is when you touch the ground and kiss your hand. It is a form of respect.

3 - At Oyotunji, you have to wear the Yoruba Aṣọ (clothes). Oyinbo (foreign) clothes are not necessarily permitted. We accept jeans and dashiki. Women are not allowed to wear pants. Sometimes if we have visitors that are wearing tight dresses, our women would wrap them with a cloth to cover them up because this is the law. We are cultural people and we have ways of doing things, not like the Oyinbo people.

4 - There is no fighting in the village and if there is a fight, the aggressor would have to pay. If you want to continue fighting, the elders would take you into the igbo (forest) and both of you can continue. Once that is done, it is over.

5 - Each person is required to pay an assessment to the crown. Young boys and girls are not allowed to fraternise and date like you have in the western society where you end up with teenage pregnancy. We have the men and women compounds. You also have to join your gender society and age grade group at 14.
It is like the right of passage, the boys join the Egbe Akinkanju (Society of the courageous), while the girls join the Egbe Moremi because their heroine is Moremi. You also have to report daily for community service.

- We at Yoruba Nation strongly believe that Yoruba people in Nigeria and their leaders have A LOT to learn from the way Yorubas conduct themselves in the American diaspora who are staunchly and unapologetically Yoruba ways we can hardly imagine!

[Depegan of Lagos 🇳🇬🇺🇸 @Mautiin01]

Remaining part of the video

Traditional DNA 🧬

[Depegan of Lagos 🇳🇬🇺🇸 @Mautiin01]

Tradition at it’s best.

No bastard will be raised here. DNA what?

Wait till the end.🚶🏿‍♂️

[Science girl @sciencegirl]

According to a World Shipping Council report, up to 1,382 shipping containers are lost at sea each year
https://t.co/RHdScTkNBN

[Isese Yoruba Tv @YorubaIseseTv]

We are here to RIGHT all the WRONGS.
The Oríkì that belongs to our IRÚNMỌLÈ should no longer be used to Eulogize the Foreign God.

[Iyanla Odu @OmoYorubaMedia]

As a Yoruba person, say this to yourself every morning.

#OmoYorubaMedia