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@Mide_iw @grok what song is in the background of this video

Tonight the Big Brother stage dimmed a little as Bright walked out. His journey in the house wasn’t just about tasks, games, or survival, it was about the genuine bond he shared with her Bright was Mide’s anchor, her loudest cheer, her calm in the storm. We love you ❤️@BrightMorgan_ #MideIwasokun #BBNaija

@GoldingBF @GoldingBF and you don’t think your ancestors did the same to those people!! Fuck u!

Mass immigration is transforming the UK beyond recognition. Our towns, culture, and identity are being erased. Patriots, it’s time to stand up and fight for our nation before Britain is lost forever. Act now, or lose our homeland!

I stopped helping my daughter financially after she told me I shouldn’t expect her to take care of me when I’m old? I’m a 52-year-old Nigerian mother, and I’ve been supporting my daughter who is now 25 years old ever since we lost my husband when she was barely 5 years old.

Even with the alphabetical advantage Arsenal are not good enough to be top of the league😂😂😂🤪

@ruffydfire And you are not really a good journalist

The team was too complacent and Peseiro really isn’t a good coach.

@renoomokri This is full of rubbish...Yoruba existed before colonisation! IFA existed for thousands of years before even Christianity and IFA has always been in Yoruba. Yoruba has always been an ethnic group and not a Tribe!

The Link Between the Yoruba and Ancient Egyptians Many Yoruba people do not know that there is absolutely nothing like Yoruba as a people or as a language. Yoruba is a modern creation from a mispronounced Fulani derogatory term that may have been used further back. As a language, today's Yoruba is like English, which was created as a mixture of several Germanic languages, including German, Danish and Dutch, when a mixed mash of Saxons came to Britain in the 4th Century and mixed in with the Angle tribe that was native to Britain. When Samuel Ajayi Crowther was captured by Fulani slave traders from his village of Osogun in 1821 at the age of 12, he reported that he could neither speak nor understand the language of the villages they passed through on the way to Lagos. These were villages in present-day Ogun and Oyo. Google it yourself. Please don’t take my word for it. At that time, there was Egba, Ijebu, Owu, Awori, Ijesha, and Ondo languages, etc. So, how did Yoruba come about? When the Portuguese entered Eko and changed the name to Lagos, it became a prominent trading post and attracted a variety of Edekiri peoples (Edekiri is the actual name for the group of languages now referred to as Yoruba). Gradually, they evolved a mixture of their various dialects and thus began the origins of the modern language now known as Yoruba. As Lagos grew in importance under the British, so did the new language grow in vocabulary and spread. But if you understand the pure root Edekiri language, you will understand bits and pieces of all languages spoken from modern-day Kwara, to Kogi, to Edo, to parts of Delta, and the Southwest states, all the way to Benin Republic. When I visited Egypt, a land that was known as Kemet by the original Black inhabitants who were pushed deeper into Africa by wave after wave of invaders, my Egyptologist guide kept on mentioning names that would sound familiar to anyone aware of the pure Edekiri language, before it was diluted in Lagos. One such names is Tiye, wife of Pharaoh Amenhotep III and daughter of Yuya and Tuya. Tiye was Black. This is undisputed in Egyptology. You ought to research this, or at least Google it. Her DNA was tested. The interesting thing is that the root word of Tiye’s name and the name of her parents (Yuya and Tuya) is Iye or Iya, which is the pure Edekiri word for mother. Do you still doubt me? Okay. Let’s go deeper. Tiye’s son, who succeeded his father as Pharaoh, was Smenkhkare. Google it. That is a pure Edekiri name that is still being used as a name amongst the Edo of Benin (also called Bini). You have such similar names as Nosakhare and Nehikhare being used today. Another of Queen Tiye’s son’s name is Akhenaten. He also became Pharaoh. This is also a root Edekiri name that is still being used in Benin to this very day. In fact, the Binis had a king (Oba) named Oba Akenzua. You will also notice a strong similarity between the ancient Egyptians and the Edekiri people- they did not write their history in words. They carved it in wood, stone, and metal, using symbols, just like the ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics. Now, let’s talk about the pyramids of Egypt, built 4600 years ago. By who? Google the Groundnut Pyramids of Nigeria. They were not built under the direction of the British. Native Hausas built them under the direction of Alhaji Alhassan Dantata, Aliko Dangote's great-grandfather, just like Black people once built the pyramids in Egypt. Do you know that there was a pyramid in the ancient Benin kingdom? They were in front of the Oba's palace. They are gone because they were bombed in 1897 by the British. But not before a Christian missionary took a photo of it. That is the photo you are seeing with this post. Gospeller. Deep Thinker. #1 Bestselling author of Facts Versus Fiction: The True Story of the Jonathan Years. Hollywood Magazine Film Festival Humanitarian of the Year, 2019. Business Insider Most Influential Influencer in Africa

@abdelbassethnyk @Megaprikibalz @HenryBushnell Senegal were the better team in both legs...laser or no laser they deserve to go through...if they had been more clinical they would have hoped Egypt badly!1just look at the stats...

@Megaprikibalz @HenryBushnell Because they didn’t. There was one laser and it was taken by security.

I mean, just look at this. Salah sails his penalty over… and surely anybody would, given the lasers. Mane scores, Senegal wins the shootout, Egypt out of the World Cup

@kwadwosheldon To make up the👏👏 numbers yh

We are going to the World Cup!!!!!!

Comoros getting cheated out of it !!! #AFCON2021

@africa_links @sahabela @AcquahA21946177 @ksheldongh Well, we will give you that one👏👏.... at least something for you guys to hold on to for now! ...#cantwinitall but no need for such Hate I will never call Ghana a disgrace.

@_coolbuzz_ @sahabela @AcquahA21946177 @ksheldongh We're still third most successful African country in football, Nigeria is a disgrace 😅😅

Dem go reach the airport too den Buhari off light 😭😭😭😭

@africa_links @sahabela @AcquahA21946177 @ksheldongh 😂😂 if you want to live in the past then good on you👏👏 Ghana have not won anything for 40 years 😂😂 so keep talking!!

@_coolbuzz_ @sahabela @AcquahA21946177 @ksheldongh Ghana is still ahead of you when it comes to Afcon trophies...you're disgrace to African football..so called giant of Africa but you guys are always under Ghana when it comes to football

@sahabela @AcquahA21946177 @ksheldongh You should learn to speak for yourself if you live in darkness unfortunate for you!! Maybe Work harder!! and lose the Lazy mentality you might see light someday!!

@_coolbuzz_ @AcquahA21946177 @ksheldongh Ahead of Ghana at home in darkness

@sahabela @AcquahA21946177 @ksheldongh Well ahead of Ghana that is where!!😉😉

@_coolbuzz_ @AcquahA21946177 @ksheldongh And where's Nigeria too?

@AcquahA21946177 @ksheldongh You should be asking where is ghana!! You should even open your mouth after losing to Comoros!!

@ksheldongh I thought they said they won all their group stage matches, where are they now🤣

@stanshou2 @purplealbumm Yes did but he would still have 9 titles now still without bad luck and manipulated race!!

@_coolbuzz_ @purplealbumm Wait but didn’t Lewis get his first title through Luck? Why do F1 fans think luck doesn’t play a massive role in title fights

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@MononokeInuPapi Maybe you just need to get better at trading🙆‍♂️

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