@_W3Danny

Pan-Africanist | Decolonizing minds & borders | Anti-religion. Pro-reason. Africa first. Always. No gods. No chains.

Earth
Joined November 2018
No gods. No chains. Just Africa. We were not born to kneel. Not to colonizers. Not to religion. We rise, we think, we build ✊🏿
5
7
17
1,005
AfroSovereign retweeted
A lot of you will misunderstand this thread, so let me say it carefully. But I don't care because it's not the first time that I will be talking about it. This time, I want to be more detailed on it. A man who has long left the university environment and fully entered working life should think twice before dating a university girl. And this is not primarily about age. I want to take age out of the discussion for the purpose of this message. But a man MUST be older than his wife. It is about life stage. A working man wakes up thinking about rent, deadlines, promotions, taxes, family obligations and long-term plans. A university girl wakes up thinking about assignments, exams, projects, hostel issues and graduation. Nobody is wrong. They are simply carrying different burdens. One is building a life. The other is building the foundation for one. And that difference matters. People connect most naturally when they are solving similar life problems and carrying similar responsibilities. There is a reason classmates often date classmates. There is a reason colleagues often date colleagues. Similar life realities create natural understanding. University life is also a season of discovery. Priorities change. Ambitions change. Worldviews change. And please note, this is not a flaw. It's a form of growth. Then there is the question of power. The man often has more resources. The girl often has fewer or none. What begins as a relationship can slowly begin to look like sponsorship. And this is mostly going to be the case. And once dependence enters the room, honesty sometimes leaves through the back door. And that's why cheating is more prevalent in such relationships. A healthy relationship requires freedom. Freedom to disagree. Freedom to speak honestly. Freedom to walk away if necessary. Because she is not mostly dependent on you for survival. Another truth many people resist is that university life is one of the most transformative seasons in a person's life. The person you meet today may not be the person you meet at graduation. Growth has a way of changing people. And it's perfectly normal. Can such relationships work? Of course. Some do. But like I always say; do not pray to be the exception because that exception may not be you. Wisdom is not only asking what is possible. Wisdom is also asking what is probable. Let me make something clear: Do not date someone simply because they are attractive. Date someone because your journeys can travel in the same direction at a point in time. Beauty may attract. Chemistry may excite. Intimacy may be excellent. But similar life stages often sustain a relationship. So, that's why I said sometimes the issue is not age. Because a young man of 26 may have graduated at the age of 21, and a young girl of 24 can still be a 100 level university student. Sometimes the issue is timing. And that timing can be the difference between a relationship that struggles and one that thrives. If you don't understand this thread, go and smoke igbo. End.
109
288
11
1,226
47,044
AfroSovereign retweeted
As it is with the Nigeria music industry so it is with the Americans, because as the @Spearhead_Af rightly said about our Afrobeat stars, they are connected with the these Zionist banksters, some knowingly while some are just ignorant pawns. You no fit blow for Nigeria music industry and many other countries make them no reason you go occult, and when you're so blown, Americans shall be involved in your matter, because they understand the power of music and how it has been used to shape perception over the years, remember how YC created a new parlance called "Olodo Uprising" and the virality that ensued, imagine a wizkid saying something likewe are tired of Tinubu's regime or something that actually gets to government, it will go far and wide, so they tame such, by keeping them on their side, they either tell them not to talk at all, or use them to direct what people think about at any given moment. Michael Jackson thought them a bitter lesson by doing the contrary of what they had expected of someone of his calibre, they were eating children and raping children, but he was protecting them, so they fought him hard till his last days, they aren't willing to allow anyone that much of fame without being under their control. You have to be extremely rebellious to even wither the confidence to stand against them, and many who only got interested in money and fame will only do their bidding until it's impossible to deny, that's why you see that the exposé by @DavidHundeyin and his team didn't go well with many of them, some of us have been waiting on those with the right wordings to spell it out, and I'm glad they did that one. Even the one that started up calling herself "Rebel gang", is not rebelling sh*t, because she now dine with the owners of the system, "I'm the voice of street" cannot speak up for the street because he is now in this midst of the oppressors of the street, only the oppressed and the undiscerning pawn artist are not seeing the game, they are united and actively working on our brains. Na me know why I never blow is not because of talent, but you go hear things, shock go give your leg friction, you will ask yourself is it worth it. If you can't do what they do, then you have to know you're an active threat. Forget all their banters online, there's a line they won't cross, until it becomes impossible to ignore. As a musician myself I will tell you to place no one on a too high pedestal, stop celebrity worship, guard your mind, that's your biggest asset, they want your mind tamed and not fully harnessed, they don't want conscious sound viral, they want you dancing only to our nyansh, drug, self aggrandising musics, not something that actually put you in a place of awareness of self and environ. Such that if you now sing conscious sound people have become so desensitized to anything that tells them the truth musically, as it was in the days of Bob Marley and Fela Kuti. Now more than ever if you wanna say the truth musically and still become mainstream, you have to many times lace it with fantancy or unrelatable abstract concept, awakening people through music has consequences, you must be willing to face, and if you're meant to win, time shall tell. Music is highly Spiritual, artist tell you this sometimes in their songs, aside the government influence, the same force inspiring those government is also ready to inspire the lyrics and melodies we artist put out there. Hence why we put Parental Advisory. If you like say na conspiracy theory, nay you know o, yiaaagaaa in WizKid's voice.
2
21
49
949
AfroSovereign retweeted
And if you’re too rel!gious as a young chr!stian boy, your chances of getting married to a bad wife is 80% So I reiterate Being a rel!gious person on its own, means you possess a reasonable amount of dumbness. Common sense nogo too gum you.
If you are too religious as a young Christian girl, your chances of getting married to a bad husband is 80%.
8
192
3
894
18,432
AfroSovereign retweeted
Nike signed Messi when he was 14. They lost him over a few hundred dollars worth of tracksuits, a mistake now estimated at $10 billion in brand value. In 2005, Messi's father Jorge asked Nike for some extra tracksuits for his son, a routine request from the family of an 18-year-old who had just broken into Barcelona's first team. Nike's Iberian and South American offices both ignored it. He never got a reply. Adidas was paying attention. They offered around $1 million a year, and Nike refused to match because they didn't want a bidding war over a teenager. They were busy building their 2006 World Cup campaign around established stars. Once the Adidas deal leaked, Nike panicked and sued in Spanish court, claiming a binding contract. The judges found all Nike had was a "commitment letter" with no legal weight. Messi signed with Adidas in February 2006, and in 2017 they gave him a lifetime deal. So when he walks out at El Monumental on October 6 for his final Argentina match, in front of 84,000 people, the gold-lettered farewell jersey he revealed today will carry three stripes. Twenty years, 125 international goals, a World Cup, and every shirt sold along the way. All of it went to Adidas because someone at Nike didn't answer an email about tracksuits.
💔🇦🇷 LA CAMISETA ESPECIAL QUE USARÁ LIONEL MESSI EN SU ÚLTIMO PARTIDO.
87
2,012
45
22,734
2,229,176
AfroSovereign retweeted
Babes too too funny cus how do you guys create a whole ass culture around how men are not supposed to get love or even sex when they’re broke but still complain when the men with money have shitload of women on rotation. 😂😂
73
1,960
88
8,985
173,921
AfroSovereign retweeted
You won't find them in museums cos they are all fairy tales. It takes an awakened mind to see the bible for what it truly is, which is fiction.
Why no biblical characters in museums?
1
3
11
526
AfroSovereign retweeted
You are being naive. Let’s even minimize the CIA background. Are you going to pretend musicians don’t have incredible influence over Nigerians? In this same country, Davido helped move Hennessy customers to Martell. Naira Marley influenced young people to stop wearing belts for a while, spread the gospel of masturbation with that soapy song, helped normalize marijuana use among youths, and there was even a gang up north called Marlians.
The funniest part about this theory is, what power does the CIA believe Afrobeats artists have? lol. I don't think Nigeria has the same mentality about celebrities as America, so even if this is true it is a waste of money. What will Rema convince my father to do?
2
9
22
740
AfroSovereign retweeted
If I slide into someone’s DM, I greet them and go straight to the point. I’m just checking my DMs now, I saw a guy that has been sending me “Good morning, can I have a minute” for months.
11
16
2
166
5,735
AfroSovereign retweeted
Average Nigerians and calling truths they don't want to face conspiracy theories... There's a reason bad leaders are all we get. A reason why people like you who believe leaders should be held accountable and face consequences for evil actions don't ever get to be in positions of leadership. A reason why your society rewards mediocrity and evil more than anything else. That reason is the heavy foreign influence Nigeria is chaotically ruled by. You were never free from colonialism and never will be if you think your leaders are where the fight for better ends. They are only one head of the hydra that rules over our land.
2
10
20
415
AfroSovereign retweeted
Everyone mentioning Arabs, Russia, China, Hope you know that the only reason you are afraid of them is because America told you so. America has significantly destroyed Africa
53
105
25
381
7,390
Honestly there is so much you can do on this app besides bullying and insulting people and destroying brands. First it was OPAY now ITEL. That is why I have zero sympathy for any banger boy or girl who gets arrested for cyber bullying or spreading false information. You made that choice. And people begging for their release are no different from terrorist sympathizers in my opinion. You are defending the harm, not the person.
44
90
1
116
1,850
What in the anachronistic, self-defeating illogic is this? You're basically blaming "Africans" for not starting PanAfricanism before there was Africa or Africans. And because of this, PanAfricanism is 'bunk'? It's like saying marriage is bunk because the husband and wife didn't care about each other before the knew each other. Do you see how it sounds -— how it doesn't make sense? By your 'logic', Pan-Europeanism is 'bunk' too because modern Europeans didn't identify as such until relatively recently. They were Franks, Saxons, Romans, Greeks, Gauls — distinct ethnic groups and tribes, killing the hell out of each other. And their banding together as a collective must be reactionary too, lacking "metaethical, metaphysical, or even pragmatic relevance" Do you see how what you're saying makes less and less sense? Many more things to say, but ọ̀pọ̀ ọ̀rọ̀ ò k'àgbọ̀n. Plenty talk no go full basket.
Africans don't care about each other and have NEVER cared about each other. There was never a collective "African" identity before colonialism. This is why pan-Africanism is bunk to me. It's a reactionary philosophy with no metaphysical, metaethical, or even pragmatic relevance.
9
38
759
AfroSovereign retweeted
When you realize you’ve been explaining top-secret agency operations to people who live in Peller and Cater Efe’s stream sections.
75
409
27
1,469
13,606
AfroSovereign retweeted
The irony is that none of these idiots has ever 'held the government accountable' to the extent that Mr David has. Like this man spent his own money to take Tinubu's matter to the U.S courts system. He also leaked the Nigerian government's secret plan to illegally invade Niger.
2
21
45
3,191
AfroSovereign retweeted
That expensive and luxurious set brand is a story you were sold. You are paying for the story not the bag.
Nothing is really new under the surface of the earth, as time changes things remain the same only in different ways.
15
307
10
1,061
41,141
AfroSovereign retweeted
Nothing is really new under the surface of the earth, as time changes things remain the same only in different ways.
302
6,638
357
18,614
326,397
AfroSovereign retweeted
I went through the lawsuit😭, let me summarise for you. These guys scammed X of £207k. X wants their money back asap. They were using different accounts, like a syndicate, to generate artificial impressions. They were even buying some big accounts. they would post same things within 2 minutes, and generate crazy impressions that are not authentic. X was paying them thousands of £££ bi-weekly. All the monies totalled £207k. The foolish thing is that it was the same bank account they were using to receive the monies across those X accounts. Now, X want their money back with interest, X is claiming damages and other compensations, as well as £75k they used in analysing and putting all these investigation and report together. I have a feeling, it was because of these guys they scrapped that previous revenue sharing thing, and had to rebuild a new program that would identify such activities quicker.
Last week, @X sued several people who abused Creator Revenue Sharing by operating a coordinated network of accounts, posting inauthentic content to manipulate engagement, and using multiple bank accounts to hide their scheme. We do not tolerate fraudulent behavior on X -- and will act forcefully to protect our platform and the earnings of genuine creators. You can read our lawsuit here: transparency.x.com/assets/le…
15
61
448
46,094
AfroSovereign retweeted
These retards never confront Benz (the white guy). Truth only triggers them when a fellow African speaks it. Like I said, a 500 years old DNA of slavery and self-hating was passed down to them from their ancestors. They are heirs of slaves and oppressor-loving retards as well.
Afrobeats And Its Links To US Secret Intelligence Have you ever found yourself wondering why Afrobeats - the joyful soundtrack to the "Africa Rising" era from the late 2000s through the early 2010s - seems to have lost much of its energy and lustre of recent? Does it seem to you like the music no longer belongs to the fans and has become a distant, expensive product that nobody can relate with anymore? You are not imagining it - in fact the reality of what has happened to Afrobeats is a lot darker than you would possibly imagine. Far from just a fresh music genre that embodied the sounds and aspirations of a new generation across the continent, it has been coopted into the arsenal of the US government's extensive foreign influence and interference tools. In fact, your favourite Afrobeats artist, as incredible as it sounds, most likely now has a handler permanently assigned to them by the US State Department. In this special report, The Spearhead Senior Reporter Mckay Chukwu examines a story that has been hiding in plain sight for years, detailing the State Department's well-funded cultural interference infrastructure which has been deployed all over the Global South to bend entire populations and their governments toward the foreign policy goals of the US government.
22
332
14
1,126
28,002
Are you talking about hour our entire culture (as far as spirituality and religion) was systematically erased by aggressively promoting Nollywood movies where our culture was demonized? With pastors and priests shooting lasers from their bibles and killing the village chief priest? Let me finish writing these papers I’m writing first. I will be here!!!
Damn, We're finally having this conversation n I missed it🙆‍♂️ Next is NOLLYWOOD!! Then Penticostal Churches!!
25
255
6
916
19,748
AfroSovereign retweeted
Orchestrated Distancing @VicMensa
1
7
22
342