Labiba & the Lion

Collage cred: @/aldaphrodite

@haribosslife @Mengsteab444 All of pseudo-Ethiopia is Oromia. The bible meant Sudan you we wuz Nubian Hoteps. Why’s France and UK silent rn? They should help their sons.

@topxalimo @Mengsteab444 What are u yapping abt Oromia is in Ethiopia tigray is in Ethiopia too lol

Have a blessed Sunday. Tigray |Africa

@hinpjd @Nick_4464 @ms_eastafrica Madhiban look better, are stronger and have something a Banda lacks. Warm-blood.

@topxalimo @Nick_4464 @ms_eastafrica And Somalia will be medhiban shithole

I’m Somali, Ethiopian, Eritrean and Sudanese. Leave me alone 😭

@classysabr2 @stunnamali They we wuz as Dir for a living in their country. Wallahi mfs are going around saying they founded Dir Dhaba before us

@stunnamali I genuinely didn’t know niggas be begging this much till I got on twitter

50% to be considered Somali. Kick it!!!

@WILDRSL pseudo-Ethios are putting poison in lander’s Khat. You might be okay with it but most of us aren’t. If you were a real Lander you’d fly the Sudanese flag right now

Breakfast in the motherland. And no, Faqash didn’t get a single penny for an eVisa. I rather pay Ethiopia $80 and drive to Wajaale, Somaliland.

@haribosslife @Mengsteab444 Tigray =/= Finfinne, Oromia you banda

@Mengsteab444 Ethiopia Tigray*

@Africanistkemte You forgot to mention that you guys were kicked out of Somalia by another Kenyan group. It’s why your practices are similar to your ancestors. Now instead of being proud of your cushitic mixture, you’re going around insulting Aabe. Brutus.

Depends on the culture, honestly. In some African cultures, including my own Bajuni culture, long hair was traditionally associated with femininity. In the past, it was common for a groom to have his head completely shaved bald as a symbol of his transition into manhood. For example, across many African societies, young men undergoing initiation or rites of passage have their hair shaved to represent masculinity, spiritual purity, discipline, and rebirth. Similar practices also existed in ancient Egypt and have been widespread across Africa for centuries, so this has nothing to do with colonialism. That is why we have to specify the particular culture instead of treating Africans as one homogeneous group. African traditions are diverse, and what symbolizes masculinity in one culture may symbolize femininity in another.

At least Somalis aren’t culturally appropriating Sudani gold then mistreating South asian workers. While we inhale room-sized portions of Zurbian, nigleb Yemen al Saeeda ilal Ta3eesa, and pledge allegiance to Sykes-Picot. Wanna pull the 3arab 3ariba card? Commonwealth 1 ✈️ away

@RizzyHJ @Isaqson Delete your post. Ur not a lander.

@Isaqson Infrastructure and urban planning

@ElitheRack @RedwanM79947 Their buda needs more work. Where’s their Azmari bard🤣

@topxalimo @RedwanM79947 @sonofsomali they claim Ahmed gurey but can’t claim his successor because their claim would fall apart😂😂.

Ahmad “Guray” ibn Ibrahim al Ghaz

@BillyJoneshix1 @Djbawlah @Abdirahman155A He’s not an infallible saint, so what? His movement symbolized the resistance. Better than having Dir Dhaba handed to outsiders. Ever since then we’ve been looted, made into refugees, and mocked.

@Djbawlah @Abdirahman155A Why did they arm terrorist that were looting, killing and kidnapping women and children. Mad mullah was Italian and Ethiopian agent. Coward terrorist died in Ethiopian refugee camp

Not only! The Issas also armed the Dervish movement with guns seiźed from the Europeans traffickers. For instance 3,000 guns captured from French in Beyo Cad were transferred to the Dervish for free!

@ElitheRack @RedwanM79947 @sonofsomali Ragebait used to be have a historical standing. Emir Nur was the goat fr. Wonder why they're scared of mentioning him🤔

@RedwanM79947 @sonofsomali There was nothing called Ethiopia, and he is somali. Don’t think Ethiopian history honors somalis when they dreaded them😂😁.

@sonofsomali @MurshidSay4927 Too close to anti-somali militias sxb. In later times when the natural order gets restored, sure.

@MurshidSay4927 Babile or harar

Why would he? 'Ethiopia' was founded on decimating native populations, raiding livestock from unarmed muslims, and begging their Allies for a good cover-up. Try informing an Ethiopian nationalist of these atrocities. They'll laugh saying that's what Somali-'Ethios' deserve.

@AECCESBASSES @Terfyzamazu @MaxNordau Sitting on stolen Moroccan land turns people a little… funny. Come to think of it. Never saw a Spaniard who didn’t look North African-ish

@AECCESBASSES @Terfyzamazu @MaxNordau Definitely. It’s very apparent with Spaniards in Mexico. Uno, the ones in gated communities claiming they founded the Mayan civilization.

Lebanese people get mistaken for Israeli Jews because they’re both from the Levant.

Brazil🌴

@MadowNews @deltastorm2 Niggas were busy dreaming about Waqooyi when their houses got demolished yesterday by FGS. Someone let his ayeeyo know he's spending more time schizoposting than sending money back.

@deltastorm2 Fuck you man 😂

Respect 🫡 J. Somaliland 🫱🏽‍🫲🏻 Taiwan 🇹🇼

@kizunas0 @Lilyloveesu @SaharanMujahida Most languages were skipped on that map. They probably only heard of the neighboring country’s 2 main languages.

@Lilyloveesu @SaharanMujahida It's over both, but mostly over Ogaden while Somali is unlabled

these are language families…

@urban0utlawz @RagzIsmo @FergieBallFan Here’s an excerpt from an interview with the 1st Yemeni trader to bring and introduced Dirac in Aden. He said he brought from Somali traders in Djibouti. His store was the first to sell Dirac there too. In case you can’t read your native language.

@urban0utlawz @RagzIsmo @FergieBallFan Same with your country of origin’s foods. They were heavily influenced by India. Not only spices but many recipes were given an Arab twist to it. I weep for the Tunnis who gave you a place to live only for you to diminish their people’s influence. A borrowed term is ur proof?

There’s this weird brand of Gen Z Somali guy, usually diaspora that loves to talk down on his own culture and loves our traditional enemies