A curious mind navigating a complicated world—I question what others accept, unbroken, learning frm every experience & growing in my own quiet, intentional way.
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This is me.
This has become my life.
About 3yrs ago I was diagnosed with Avascular Necrosis. At first I thought it was something I’d easily weathered away if I take some medication. I’m used to pain. But due to constant hospitalization, lately every visible veins in my body has t
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Another day, another French embassy in Africa openly shitting in its host's face by doing something that would be completely illegal in its own country.
And you can be sure that some people with low self-esteem will show up like trained monkeys.
One day, one day...
French Embassy To Train Young Influencers in Ghana: The Spearhead Reacts
France's ambassador to Ghana has put out an open invitation to Ghanaian bloggers, social media influencers, content creators and journalists to take part in what amounts to the most brazen attempt yet to directly interfere with an African country's information space.
Unsurprisingly, not many Ghanaians seem to grasp the full ugliness of what is unfolding. Senior Reporter @Big_Mck reacts to the latest open violation of Ghana's sovereignty.
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Mali's WATEAM SPORT Deal Signals a New Era of African Sovereignty
Mali is shifting the game on and off the pitch. By partnering with WA Team Sport, an African brand founded by Malian entrepreneur Diakite Badiri, the Eagles are taking a bold step toward sports sovereignty and local economic ownership.
This deal represents a growing movement across the Sahel to reclaim commercial value, support local industries, and showcase African innovation on the world stage.
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🇺🇸🇮🇱 Israel's Ambassador to the United Nations Danny Danon suggests another 9/11 style event to come to the United States:
“I think that the U.S. is a strong nation, but they have to take action to defend themselves. Not to wait for 9/11. Not to wait for another disaster to come to the shores of the U.S”
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🇵🇸🇺🇸🇮🇱 Jared Kushner says “we didn’t talk about who was to blame" for the decimation of Gaza:
“We didn’t talk about who was to blame. Nobody was blaming anyone. People were just focused on solutions, not slogans, not political speeches"
Accountability is optional
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As an African, if you genuinely believe that you are on the side of the country that this man represents, I genuinely don't know why you're still stealing our air.
You should find a nice mango tree and go feed it.
Genuinely please kill yourself.
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No matter how many layers of pretentious "human rights" and "freedom of speech" and "liberal democracy" nonsense they pile on, Europeans can only ever be Europeans.
They literally created the "dictatorship" boogeyman and historically the most repressed societies in the world have been European. This is who they are. I knew it would come to this, which is why I didn't stick around for long.
They're casting their 81 year-old outer skin layer and reverting to the mean...
🇬🇧🇷🇺 A former Labour government adviser Paul Richards is openly arguing that Britain may need to “lock up” people who oppose a war with Russia
“The British will rise to greatness against Russia. We would have to lock a few people up….pro-Russian voices, people who say there isn’t a threat, don’t fight for your country, that don’t go to war for Burnham.”
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The anyhowness in this country is disgusting. NAFDAC waited weeks after being called out to release a statement that doesn’t give a clear answer on what went wrong or the action taken to curb this pandemic. A press release is not accountability, Nigerians need action! #FixNAFDAC
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When (I said "when" not "if") Nigeria has its Assimi Goita/Abdourahmane Tchiani moment, the metric for measuring who deserves freedom and who is sentenced to a lifetime of repaying debt to society by digging gutters and harvesting onions in chain gangs will be very simple:
Did you earn your livelihood at the expense of those around you? Did whatever put food on your table play a role in taking food off the tables of your countrymen?
If the answer to these questions is yes, then the severity of the 'yes' will determine whether you get to spend the rest of your productive life mixing concrete and lifting head pans for national development projects, or you get to face instant judgment from the mouth of the ultimate metal truth.
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Removing APC from power in 2027 is now a matter of survival. A fight for our lives. Cos this is not funny anymore. They want us all dead.
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Understanding how come French working class men can sing the revolutionary anthem of the French Revolution while murdering Palestinians for Israel is the key to understanding where you actually stand in the world as an African.
There is no "global proletariat". Just people who actively want you dead and others who don't mind you existing.
French-Isr*eli Soldiers Sing France’s “Revolutionary” National Anthem While Perpetrating G*nocide In G*za
In October 2023, at the height of the latest escalation of Isr*el’s decades-long g*nocide against the P*lestinian people, a video surfaced of a group of French-Isr*eli soldiers singing the French national anthem, while helping Isr*el perpetrate its g*nocide.
Given the history of this national anthem, there is something very ironic about the above picture.
But given the history of France, there is nothing surprising about it.
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The people who pay African NGO journalists to yap about "misinformation" are the world's undisputed champion purveyors of misinformation and disinformation, with more avenues for delivering misinformation than anyone else in the history of the world.
Whenever you wake up...
Elon Musk’s X “Mistranslates” South African Post To Fuel X*nophobia Narrative
An August 26, 2026, post on X by South African anti-imm*grant “activist” Nkosikhona Ndabandaba, written in isiZulu, was “misread” by the app as Haitian Creole to give a misleading and inflammatory English translation, amid South Africa’s latest “anti-imm*gration” wave.
X is owned by South-African born American tech billionaire Elon Musk, whose family benefited from South Africa’s apartheid era, and who served as a Senior Advisor to US President Donald Trump from January – May 2025.
The US has expressed increasing hostility towards South Africa over the past 2 years, coinciding with the country’s “anti-imm*gration” wave, and at least one of the leaders of this wave, Jacinta MaNgobese Zuma, has known links to the US government, is currently in cahoots with South African white-s*premacist lobby group AfriForum, and is a friend of Ndabandaba’s.
Draw your own conclusions.
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Nigeria is not Venezuela or Cuba. It is an absurdly wealthy country with over 200 million people, over 1000km of coastline and over 1000km of border shared with the AES. If Hamirikka were to display frontal aggression against Nigeria, it would risk driving Nigeria into the AES, and into the geopolitical orbit of Russia, which would basically mean the US has lost West Africa as we know it.
Not even Trump is that stupid. That's why having a US puppet president in Nigeria is so important to them, and that's why no matter how many strings the lobbyists pull in DC, they are never, ever releasing the Drug Pusher's unredacted files.
We all know what the solution is, but good luck trying to do it via "election" and "Peter Obi"
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You're arguing against the indictment of your own conscience because it's been 60 years and 7 months since Nkrumah was last in power, and you're still obsessively talking about him in September 2026 after decades of your precious "multi-party democracy". The man is still occupying a 5-bedroom mansion rent-free inside your head 54 years after he died.
You sound like those little ex-Soviet states that spend all their time furiously rewriting their official histories to remove Russia, to the point where they spend state money to remove the "Made in USSR" stamps from manhole covers on their roads, yet they cannot actually make new manhole covers and the only reason they actually have any infrastructure instead of being stuck farming potatoes and raising chickens in precisely because of the very Soviet Union they love to hate.
This information war has been lost already and history has delivered its firm verdict. A lot of you who were habitual national traitors are still alive unfortunately, but by the time you go and join your ancestors eventually, a time will come in Ghana when being known or identified as an "anti-Nkrumahist" will be treated the same way as worship of Satan.
Until then you can keep giving Kwame Nkrumah free real estate inside your empty heads.
Nkrumahists often resort to personal attacks, insults and mischief the moment you criticize Nkrumah. To them, he was a saint whose actions are beyond scrutiny. I’m convinced many of them would have opposed and hated him if they had actually lived under his rule. PDA. One-party state. President for life. Economic crisis and hardship...etc
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Our lives depend on kicking APC out next year.
It’s soo important!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Ibrahim Traore is getting Burkinabes working again, factories are opening at the rate of one a week, Burkinabe are believing in themselves again, Africans all the length and breadth of our continent are regaining their confidence again.
Has Democracy ever achieved this for Africans?
These are the debate that we Africans ought to be having.
After 40 years of Democracy , what did the Burkina people achieved, compared to less than 4 years under Traore.
The economy is firing on all cylinders and the people are happy with themselves.
