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Can you imagine the tribalism and chaos that would consume these European nations (overlaid with the map of Nigeria) if they were to be "forcefully amalgamated" into one country?
The true size of Nigeria's problems.
AfricanJesu retweeted
Brother, “…pointless because of ordained apocalyptic scenarios” is not entirely accurate, strictly speaking.
Geopolitical conflicts are definitely seen as unavoidable, because there are always going to be oppressors and injustice, but if you take Iran as an example, they approached the US countless times in the past, to peacefully soften tensions, based on international laws.
The US however, maintained their stance of economic and geopolitical aggression against Iran, which is why Iran toughened up.
Even after scraping of the nuclear deal, assassination of Soleimani, attack on Hamas leader in Tehran, Iran still had the goodwill to sit at the tables with the US.
But the Iranians are not stupid, they were preparing underground because they understood how empire works; they’d never be left alone until their resources are controlled, and their government puppeteered.
I understand that I’ve just used more words to explain what you’ve said, but that is just to point out that Iran’s stance is not merely Abrahamic eschatology playing out, it’s a materially directed praxis, guided by abrahamic principles.
For the Iranians (and if you understand Shi’i thought), material praxis is resonant with divine revelation. That’s what explains the current situation without more explanations.
AfricanJesu retweeted
The French Revolution was violent.
Extraordinarily, horrifyingly violent.
And from it came the Declaration of the Rights of Man, the legal abolition of feudalism, the first significant codification of liberty, equality, and fraternity as political principles rather than philosophical abstractions.
Ideas that spread across Europe and eventually the world.
Ideas that are now the foundational vocabulary of the very people who condemn revolutionary violence.
The discomfort is not with the violence.
The discomfort is with the reminder that the values they consider self-evident were not given.
They were seized.
From people who were not planning to hand them over.
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At just 14 years old, Chérif Kounta is making his mark as a technology creator in Burkina Faso. Founder of Alpha AI and designer of "FasoNova," an artificial intelligence tailored to the realities of Burkina Faso and Africa, this young prodigy balances his academic commitments with his passion for innovation.
AfricanJesu retweeted
Freedom fighters do not need to go to jail to be recognized as real or genuine freedom fighters.
Globally , the official acknowledgment and historical status of genuine freedom fighters rely on involvement in resistance movements, military or guerrilla actions, clandestine communication, or organizational work, instead of a necessary prison term. Cells aren’t certificates, and the belief that freedom fighters must suffer in prison for their efforts is a misguided mindset called fetish martyrdom.
Indeed, there are notable freedom fighters (like Nelson Mandela or Mahatma Gandhi) who faced imprisonment, often turning them into worldwide symbols.
Nonetheless, global authorities, judicial systems, and governments often recognize individuals who engaged in, trained for, or took part in liberation movements without having been imprisoned (such as covert organizers, active fighters, or those who acted unnoticed).
Thus, let's discard all this nonsense from gullible individuals in this struggle for Biafra restoration that until you face imprisonment, lose your family, lose your life, lose your business, and means of survival, you won't be acknowledged as someone who had or truly contributing to the Biafra restoration project.
Jail is not a qualification for greatness so stop demanding prison sentences for patriotism.
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AfricanJesu retweeted
The French government should spend less time deciding who deserves to govern Africa and more time listening to its own people. After decades of lecturing African nations about democracy, sovereignty and human rights, it might finally discover that these principles should apply at home too.
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Kenyans and Ugandans need to work with Biafrans to topple British Colonialism in Africa...
Most of Britain's Oil & Gas from Africa is gotten from the Biafran Region of Nigeria...
France is collapsing.
The same fate awaits Britain should Kenyans and Ugandans;
Rise.
Purge the British Crown installed puppets.
Take back their sovereign land.
Declare sovereignty over their natural resources, agricultural produce and minerals.
Bankrupt the Imperial British East African Company-IBEACo.
Leave Commonwealth.
Sever their central banks from the Bank of England.
Get up off your knees, let's get free.
AfricanJesu retweeted
Shortly after coming to power, Vladimir Putin called a meeting with 21 of Russia's wealthiest billionaires.
During the 90s Yeltsin era, they had amassed vast shady fortunes by seizing state assets and running Russia's democracy.
🧵 Putin made them a deal they could not refuse.
The exact moment a Russian billionaire realized he wasn’t the one calling the shots.
In 2009, Vladimir Putin visited the struggling Russian town of Pikalyovo, where he publicly confronted billionaire businessman Oleg Deripaska during a deepening economic crisis.
With factories shut down and workers left without pay, Putin demanded that Deripaska sign an agreement to restart production and restore operations. In front of television cameras, Putin pushed a pen toward him and insisted he sign the document immediately. Deripaska complied, creating one of the most memorable political confrontations of the time.
The exchange quickly became a powerful demonstration of the Kremlin’s authority over Russia’s wealthiest businessmen. Beyond the economic dispute, the televised confrontation sent a clear message: even the country’s most influential billionaires were ultimately subject to Putin’s power.
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Through this pivotal meeting, Putin successfully transitioned Russia's corrupt ultra-wealthy elites from independent political players into silent, state-sanctioned backers.
The unbreakable deal of 2000 is still in place and remains highly effective today.
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Boris Berezovsky and Vladimir Gusinsky, two powerful oligarchs who controlled major television networks and used them to criticize Putin, were forced into exile, and their media companies were seized by the state.
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Mikhail Khodorkovsky violated the deal by funding opposition political parties and openly questioning the state.
In 2003, he was arrested at gunpoint, his multi-billion-dollar oil company was nationalised, and he sentenced to a decade in a Siberian prison colony.
AfricanJesu retweeted
The oligarchs were no longer allowed to use their wealth, media empires, or political connections to influence the government, challenge Putin, or back opposition parties.
Those who abided by the deal kept their wealth. Those who broke it were ruthlessly dismantled.
AfricanJesu retweeted
Putin stated his government would not go after them over the highly controversial, shady privatization deals of the 1990s. They could keep their immense wealth and factories.
In exchange, they had to pledge loyalty to Russia, care for their workers, and stay away from politics.
AfricanJesu retweeted
Nigeria??? So Nigerian Troops are in Yemen fighting for the Interests of Saudi Arabia, Britain and the US???
This is why the Army is doing "mass recruitments"...
AfricanJesu retweeted
Message to Ndi Igbo👇
WTO Director-General Dr. Ngozi Okonjo Iweala courageously addresses the hard truths holding Ndi Igbo back and crippling the growth of the South East.
This is a crucial wake-up call and a must-watch for every Igbo person! 👇
AfricanJesu retweeted
The people of France have been in the streets for weeks
Notice how no one posted that help is on the way for France?
Why does Trump only want to help Iranians not people in France?
