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Gap between Janice stfu & Choosing texas on US spotify (2nd week) Friday: 453K Saturday: 175K Sunday: 25K Monday: -48K (choosing Texas went #1) Tuesday: 241K (Janice back at #1) #1 is still possible if we lock in for next 2 days US OVOs do ur thing!!!

HR take this also.

Bro was really considering retiring💀💀 all y'all had to do was pay him his money and leave him alone. Now, he's going on another run. Sidenote: Drake is so smart and intriguing. I wish he did more interviews like this instead of the ones with Bobbi Althoff and Caleb Pressley.

No t-shirt no vinyls

"How women gaslight men?" How accurate was he?

Watch him die inside in real time

Drop 🎤! We owls call it like it is, the hypocrisy is over! You gotta give it to them — they did try to turn the midgets wrong doing on Drake, but we 🦉s stood 10 toes against every fan base👀👀👀

Gabon Pushes For Control Of Its Resources, Acquires Stake In French Mining Company France’s influence in Africa continues to dwindle despite its desperate atr0cities in the Sahel, and its recent stunt in Kenya that most serious Africans would prefer to forget ever happened. In a move to secure greater control of its national assets, the Gabonese government has announced that it will be acquiring a stake in French mining company Eramet. The company has been carting off Gabon’s manganese – a critical metal famous for its use in steel manufacturing – through a local subsidiary for nearly 70 years. This move by Gabon comes as many African nations are reassessing their relationships with the West, and when Alliance of Sahel States (AES) members Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso in particular are proving, through their rapid progress, how parasitic these relationships have always been.

While Trump is declaring victory, once again and claiming a deal is imminent, a little like the nonexistent Iranian nuclear threat, he might want to consider the wider threat. Take a listen to this from Maryam Ishani, a totally trusted source. Just as Trump didn’t think Iran would attack US bases and close the Strait of Hormuz, I would suggest he certainly didn’t anticipate the cyber threat. 🎥 TikTok - vm.tiktok.com/ZNRWmVLGV/

JPMorgan fired a financial advisor for buying a $600 deli platter. He fought back and won over $4 million. But depending on who you believe, this isn’t really about the sandwiches

Who introduces an unreleased song with this level of precision without ever performing it? For most, music is art. For Wizkid, it’s science.

Israel, they love the point the finger at Iran, but never take a good look at themselves.

Trump’s New ‘Counterterrorism Strategy’ In Africa Is Neocolonialism Kwame Nkrumah warned us decades ago, and yet Africa is still living inside the same neocolonial playbook. The US destroys states, fuels instability, labels the consequences “ungoverned spaces,” then returns as the so-called solution through counterterrorism, military partnerships, intelligence operations, and trade deals tied to African resources. Washington’s new counterterrorism strategy is not about African security. It is about protecting American interests on African soil and using insecurity as an entry point into mineral-rich regions. This is why Neo-Colonialism: The Last Stage of Imperialism remains essential reading. Nkrumah already explained the trick: a country may look independent on paper, while its economy, security, and political direction are controlled from outside. For Africa, the lesson is simple. Anything that does not serve African sovereignty, security, and interests must be rejected.

In 1997, a thirty-one-year-old engineer resigned his thirty-thousand-naira-a-month job. Today, he owns one of the largest indigenous oil companies in Nigeria. The Gabriel Ogbechie story — founder of Rainoil. #savvynigerian

Dashcam footage showing a National Ambulance Service ambulance urgently conveying a critical referral patient from Dzorwulu to the Family Health Hospital in Teshie. [🎥: celebrityemt0]

Senegal: How an Entire Movement Was Betrayed What is unfolding in Senegal is bigger than a political fallout between President Diomaye Faye and Ousmane Sonko. It is the betrayal of a movement. Faye came to power on the back of a public desire for real change, anti-imperial politics, Pan-African conviction, and a rejection of France’s continued influence in Senegal. That hope was embodied in PASTEF and in Sonko’s politics. But the rift between Faye and Sonko has shown how quickly a people’s mandate can be weakened when leadership begins to compromise with the same systems it was elected to confront. Africa cannot achieve real progress without political and economic independence. Senegal has become a warning. A righteous movement can be reversed when it is placed in the hands of leaders who are not fully committed to the cause.

The first country in Africa to be cooked in full scale by a Comedian-Governor all because of your evil intentions that make you see a fellow African who is diligently going about their duties in your country as an enemy.

A very important question that cuts to the heart of everything that animates imperial logic - no matter how big and powerful an empire is, it sees every village uprising as a threat because it is paranoid and violently neurotic by nature.

Is there something about killing children that gets the usual suspects hard? Actually, on second thoughts, we probably know the answer to that question because it's in the Epstein Files.

🇺🇦🇷🇺 Footage from the scene of the strike on the college in Starobelsk with Russia investigators examining drone wreckage used in the attack confirms that Starlink was used to carry it out: "Here, on the propeller, the serial number has survived, which apparently will help establish the model of this drone. Here are the remains of a Starlink satellite communication terminal, with its help, the drones approached the target. On the drone's wreckage, an inscription in Ukrainian”