Beyond_Doubt

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Beyond_Doubt

Beyond_Doubt

@BeDoubt1

Katılım Temmuz 2024
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Beyond_Doubt
Beyond_Doubt@BeDoubt1·
@Asakemijimi @BRICSinfo It’s this same America that threatened a NATO country of seizing Greenland from its hand, Yes NATO countries always will need America but America also don’t do favors in anything that’s not going to benefit them and years now, it has benefited the US too.
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BRICS News@BRICSinfo·
JUST IN: 🇺🇸 President Trump says NATO are "cowards."
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His Imperial Highness 🐐
His Imperial Highness 🐐@MaldiniXerxes·
Nduka, you failed to call out uzo when she misappropriated our culture, you never cautioned your lowlife brethren when they said YW are ugly, you turned a blind eye to misplacing gele as belonging to Yoruba but came up with cultural exchange BS!! You're a despicable human being!!
ndụka.@NdukaEbubeDike

Southern Nigerians are tiring, I swear. You lot have lived in this small area for a thousand years. Cultural exchanges are inevitable, come off it!

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Smartie@a_meena_a·
Omi-obe (stew) is indigenous to Yoruba cuisine, not borrowed. We never claimed Jollof rice as ours, we only popularized it through our parties. Some of us still hire Togolese women to make party jollof till date. Gele is also not borrowed, it is indigenous to Yoruba women.
Pan African (Igbos are from Rivers State too)@IzunnaDike

@tinaolajumoke Where did you borrow stew from? Where did you borrow garri ijebu from? Acknowledge it fast fast. If not for the internet would you have acknowledged Jollof as well?

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Beyond_Doubt@BeDoubt1·
@ChuGailx You came from a cursed ibo tribe that lie for a living, you idiot wants to turn “Omoluabi” into a slur now too?, don’t you ibo think at all. You this British creation of a tribe
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OG Beeper|| aka MJ’s baby
OG Beeper|| aka MJ’s baby@og_beeping101·
Original Ibo bridal attire. Before they started cosplaying Yoruba women by rocking gele.
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Miss B🫦
Miss B🫦@Lewa_Forbes_·
The “garri Ijebu” is there to indicate that it was borrowed, but Ijebu people developed their own version because it is sourer than the typical garri you find around. It's literally there!
Pan African (Igbos are from Rivers State too)@IzunnaDike

@tinaolajumoke Where did you borrow stew from? Where did you borrow garri ijebu from? Acknowledge it fast fast. If not for the internet would you have acknowledged Jollof as well?

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'Busuyi Oris
'Busuyi Oris@BusuyiOrisWorks·
Well, you don't borrow; you steal, and then turn around to lecture the owners on how you created what you could never have created considering your history and current reality. Advanced cultures borrow and acknowledge. Underdeveloped primitives appropriate with ògbójú. ❤️+💡
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THEGRANDMABOY
THEGRANDMABOY@TheGrandmaBoy·
Yorubas are not just serious people, They play too much.. They are just laughing these culture Vultures 😂 Body Ogi, Ogi gbonna 😂
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Dr. Yoruba .
Dr. Yoruba .@wlcback14·
For record purpose. 20-03-2026 This is mói-mói (also known as olélé). It is a world-recognized dish that originated from and belongs to the Yoruba ethnic group. Retweet for wider audience.
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☻@boyluan·
History Lesson: Yorùbá culture is fundamentally against dishonest borrowing and erasure (appropriation). It is why specifying the origin of things has remained a core tenet within Ifá, for over 12,000 years. This ideology traces itself back to the practice of Oríkì Orílẹ̀. Ifá is the belief system of the Yorùbá, and it is centered around Ìwà Pẹ̀lẹ́ (i.e. ethics, integrity and good character). Proper acknowledgment aligns with good character and sound ethics. The erasure of sources is the antithesis to this. And it is precisely why anything Yorùbá people adopt from a different culture, the culture of origin is specified in its name. This is a practice which predates both the Arab slave trade, and the Transatlantic slave trade. If it is integral to our spiritual belief system that we respect cultural origins (both Yorùbá and non-Yorùbá alike), then I do not think this is too high a standard for others to adhere to.
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Pan African (Igbos are from Rivers State too)@IzunnaDike

There is no culture in Nigeria today that everything they have culturally is theirs and 100% indigenous. Every culture borrowed from another culture at some point and made it their own. Whether it is food, clothing/style, smithing, or art. We’ve all borrowed from ourselves.

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Beyond_Doubt@BeDoubt1·
One thing is certain, you igbo’s are generally cultural thieves. Right from when you’re created by the British till now. Ichafu is a scarf which can’t be turned into GELE, ichafu is like a bandanna. Gele is only for your head and it’s one of one. Gele has no English name by d way
𝐻𝒶𝓇𝓇𝒾𝑒𝓉 ྐ❤︎@qsycho_H

If we can’t come together and agree that gele and ichafu are actually the same thing in different languages then we have truly failed as a people. Unity in diversity is but a dream in this country.

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_score@marcaronified·
‘We have failed as people’ Who are the we? Who are your people? Is it because of this Nigeria association that caused this mess? Who are the Ibo and what is the association between Yoruba and Ibo? Hope you are not crazy. You are a thief and cultural appropriation is a crime. Yoruba culture is not a thing to do your useless unity. Unity leeches.
𝐻𝒶𝓇𝓇𝒾𝑒𝓉 ྐ❤︎@qsycho_H

If we can’t come together and agree that gele and ichafu are actually the same thing in different languages then we have truly failed as a people. Unity in diversity is but a dream in this country.

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The Flower Girl 💐🎀
The Flower Girl 💐🎀@EwaAdejoke·
Delta people this is 2026 And you people are still doing one rubbish culture 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️ this is insane…
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Beyond_Doubt@BeDoubt1·
@Asakemijimi I support Iran, not because of this boy but because Iran is not a threat to US. US sponsored the protest in Iran which led to lot of policers killed and civilians too. It was when they knew it won’t work they bombed Iran just to change their leader so as to benefit US/Israel
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Adetutu ⚘️Oluwatumininu 🖤🌹♉️🖤
Adetutu ⚘️Oluwatumininu 🖤🌹♉️🖤@Asakemijimi·
The islamic regime in Iran killed a 19 year old wrestler because he exercised his fundamental rights by protesting against that tyrannical regime And you expect me to support Iran? Godforbid.
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Oyíndà@yorubachic·
This is untrue for Yorùbá people. The earliest known form of traditional Yorùbá fabric was kíjìpá. There's historical evidence as early as 10th century showing this. Ilé-Ifẹ̀ was already a production hub for unique glass beads technology. So how did our cultural attire come from foreigners that we met in the 16th - 19th centuries?
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Retired Polysaccharide Patriarch@bigbrutha_

Bruhhhhhhh seeeeeee The cultural attire and scarfs sef came from trade with foreigners that literally had access to both tribes

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