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Nigerians HATE queuing. They just hate seeing a line. Just queue! You won’t die! Very disorganized set of people

They have apparent vices, we’ve just been conditioned to think they’re not vices. Religious psychosis for one has to be a vice

i don’t trust people without apparent vices.

"The media in Nigeria are creating the problem. The way they report insecurity is as if the entire country is consumed by security breaches. Don't let people frighten you into believing that the entire country is under siege." — Bayo Onanuga

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Europeans extracted approximately $152 trillion from Africa and took over 12 million people as slaves.

so when did they start wearing hijabs and burkas? this is interesting

Many people in African studies don’t like Africans or Africa itself and it’s very jarring to hear some of things they say.

NEW START-UP IDEA Women undergoing MIDLIFE CRISES gather at 'anger-management' luxury resorts... ...PAYING FORTUNES to SCREAM & PUNCH into pillows

Nigeria has an illiterate majority, and they keep deciding the fate of the literate minority. This is what happened in 2015 and it’s gotten worse ever since.

EFF Spokesperson: South Africa’s Latest Anti-Immigration Wave Is Externally Funded, Not Organic In recent months, South Africa has witnessed a tragically familiar resurgence of anti-immigrant viol*nce, fueled by the oldest trick in the colonial book: “divide and conquer”. At a time when predatory Western corporations are kicking against the country’s equality laws – aimed at ensuring its African majority actually benefits from its economy – and when the US government is actively supporting separatist groups in the country led by white supr*macists, the timing of this resurgence could not be more telling. Under the false pretext of “protecting” their country from “crim*nals”, a noisy minority of historically-illiterate South Africans has flooded the streets, hunting down and att*cking Africans from other nations, blocking their children at the gates of schools, and calling for them to return to their countries. The African Union and human rights groups have strongly condemned these violations. Ghana and Nigeria have since summoned their South African envoys over them. And through it all, the neocolonial forces that are actually responsible for the economic state of Africa’s longest and most directly colonized nations continue to enjoy their eternal free pass. In this June 8, 2026, interview, Sinawo Thambo, South African Member of Parliament and National Spokesperson for the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) party, comments on the forces behind this malicious movement, and where the necessary funding may be coming from.