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human. let’s change the world together

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Côte d’Ivoire 🇨🇮👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[AlphaFox @alphafox]

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@jacksonhinkle I yahmo 😅

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@cfootcameroun L’efficacité du coach

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@WestHam Kudus will do great with this club. West ham is rising 💪🏽

[Matt Couch @RealMattCouch]

For those who don’t watch the UFC, something incredible happened last night Bryce Mitchell whose from Arkansas, while he was being introduced brought a Bible into the Octagon and yelled freedom, the commentators said that was the first time that a Bible has been brought into the Octagon. After he won, he invited Dan Ige his opponent to pray over the nations, he said he was donating $5,000 to Hawaii, brought the Bible back in to the Octagon, and, rebuked Satan publicly over national TV.

The UFC wouldn’t let him pray over the mic but Dan and him dropped down to their knees in the middle of the Octagon to pray. I’m so thankful there are still people out there who aren’t afraid to speak the name of Jesus

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@BlinGashi @Shelby_Messi Thank you 🤝. That is the mistake many make

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AFRICA IS PREGNANT.

All nations will know the lord (Palms 46:10)

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@TheCleanCarClub Reminder it’s time to pray

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@TheCleanCarClub Manual

[Fabrizio Romano (Parody) @fabrizoromanoz]

🚨🔴For the love of Mason Greenwood lets trend this,retweet untill Greenwood feel the love,
#MUFC_FAMILY lets go!

[Sweet_Songz @sweet_ultimate]

@fabrizoromanoz We wanna win games. Give him a second chance. And we all know everyone deserves a second chance. We human 👍🏼

[Africa Facts Zone @AfricaFactsZone]

In 7 years, Egypt built 10,000 new factories.

The industrial sector's value increased from $22 billion in 2014 to $60 billion in 2021.

Egypt’s GDP grew from $235 billion in 2017 to $476.7 billion in 2022.

Egypt's exports rose from $20 billion in 2014 to $45 billion in 2021.

[Sweet_Songz @sweet_ultimate]

@TheCleanCarClub This guy ✊🏼

[Africa Facts Zone @AfricaFactsZone]

African Countries With The Best Roads

1. Namibia

2. Egypt

3. Rwanda

4. Mauritius

5. Morocco

6. South Africa

7. Kenya

8. Senegal

9. Tanzania

10. Algeria

11. Cape Verde

12. Seychelles

13. Burundi

13. Botswana

14. The Gambia

15. Guinea

Source: The Global Economy.

[J. C. Okechukwu @jcokechukwu]

DEVELOPING: A group of locals in Niger’s capital, Niamey have vowed to recruit tens of thousands of volunteers to fight alongside the Nigerien army in defense of their country, against the backdrop of impending western-backed ECOWAS military intervention.

Residents spoke out openly in support of the recruitment which is already underway with thousands signing up. Mothers and fathers vow to do whatever they can to support the country’s military in what they Call “the real fight for our freedom.”

One woman said, “I Will pray for our soldiers. I will cook for them, I will give up my children and if I have to fight, I don’t mind. Our country must be free.”

Another Niamey resident, Omar Amadou, who’s in full support of the volunteer force said,

"We do not give a damn about ECOWAS. ECOWAS has been tailor-made for the presidents in power. And we do not need it.” Furthermore he says, “Whether ECOWAS intervenes or not, Niger is ready for all options. We are ready. Whatever ECOWAS decides, we are ready.”

SO, this is why I said earlier that the worst kind of war to engage in is one in which the citizens are the army. How do you fight and win this war? If the aim isn’t to ignite the entire region and set it on fire, we wouldn’t be talking about war here. Because I see another Ukraine brewing on the west African coast. But unlike Ukraine where citizens ram from recruiters and escaped the country rather than volunteer to fight, maybe because they know it’s a proxy war, the Nigeriens aren’t running away. They’re staying back to fight and defend their country. And they have support not just from Mali and Burkina Faso, but from places many people will not believe, until the actual war starts. Trust me, if this war ever happens, it’ll be the biggest thing that’s ever happened on the continent of AFRICA because it holds the key to the liberation of the entire continent. And this is why I think that the African countries on the side of the west must think twice before embarking on this potentially ill-fated voyage. I know what I’m talking about. There isn’t gonna be another Libya on the continent of AFRICA. You can take that to the bank and cash it. And if that doesn’t tell you something, I don’t know what will.

May AFRICA win!

[The Figen @TheFigen_]

Mosquitos training camp. 😂😂

https://t.co/gQmIEy8nmn

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@BarcaWorldwide 1

[J. C. Okechukwu @jcokechukwu]

BREAKING: ECOWAS member state, Cape Verde opposes military intervention in Niger.

According to the country’s president, Jose Maria Neves, “We all should work to restore constitutional order in Niger but in no way through a military intervention or an armed conflict at this point. We should actively engage in talks and resolve issues diplomatically because any military intervention will make the situation worse, turning the region into an explosive zone," Agence France-Presse quoted him as saying.

Meanwhile, a meeting of  defence chiefs of ECOWAS member nations scheduled to hold in Accra,Ghana, yesterday, Saturday, August 12, to concretize the planned troops deployment for military intervention in Niger Republic, was unexpectedly called off. Reason being that member nations are divided on the need for such an intervention at this time.

Cape Verde joins the ranks of Sierra Leone, Ghana, Liberia and Togo who earlier on declined to take position on the proposed military intervention in Niger. This explains why the proposed Accra, Ghana meeting of ECOWAS military chiefs eventually failed to hold.

Not sure if it’s a coincidence, but all these institutional resistance to military intervention became more evident and grew louder shortly after RUSSIA openly warned against military intervention in Niger. Beyond that, Africans have been up in arms against the rushed decision and the campaign against it has been robust and simply overwhelming, both online and on-site.

Interestingly, some 94 French lawmakers have blasted President Emmanuel Macron in an open letter following the Niger coup. They warned that France was at the risk of being squeezed out of Africa by global powers like Russia, China, etc. They urged Macron to rethink France's Africa policy as it had failed to win over cooperation from the Africans.

Bottomline, the voice of the people of AFRICA is being heard loud and clear, more than at any other time in history. Enough is enough! The time for Africa’s freedom is now and it’s mot negotiable. Never ever give up on mama. Viva AFRICA!

[nkwainkennedylamiress @nkwainkennedy]

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