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Apparently, Kunle Afolanyo isn’t the only one with such an impeccable taste in house.
This couple has great taste.
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Always remember the Rwandan genocide was a tribal war. No colonial power came to kill them. They killed themselves.
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The reason Tinubu inspires me greatly is this: you must do everything to win. Both good and bad. Just win. The world will adjust to your ways.
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In 1974, Nigeria was the 3rd largest oil producer in the world. Today, they are drowning in debt and poverty.
This isn't an accident. The IMF and World Bank are not charities. They are the modern tools of colonization. They hand out loans you can never repay to force you to sell your resources and your sovereignty.
Watch this. He explains exactly how the trap works.
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Africans need to reconsider whether MultiParty Democracy will save them
Set a reminder for my upcoming Space! xitter.cf/i/spaces/1DxLdZpoPdzxm
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Young Nigerians: I want to. I will like to. I am going to.
Get off your hard ass and get things done!
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Nigerians are perpetually in "half bread is better than none" mode.
Politicians know this; so they start by giving them "half bread". Next time around, they get "half of half bread" (a quarter of a loaf). It then gets to 1/256 bread.
Then eventually, nothing.
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"Each generation must, out of relative obscurity, discover its mission, fulfill it, or betray it."
Frantz Fanon (Wretched of the Earth).
Understand this; whenever you lament "grandparents being unable to see their grandchildren, due to the economic mismanagement of Nigeria's kleptocratic leaders";
Just know that you/we belong to a generation that either;
1. Failed to discover its mission.
2. Failed to fulfill its mission.
3. Betrayed its mission.
Our lamentations are just the symptoms of the problem.
You can redeem your generation - by voting wisely.
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This video is a masterclass on fallacious argument and how to be a house slave.
The fallacy: using an extreme case to slander an entire philosophical system.
Of course, when Christian organisations institutionalze r*pe, Solomon Buchi's "logic" is nowhere to be found.
I'll address only one claim:
"Christianity is the backbone upon which human civilization has been built" is criminally untrue.
To say something like this takes a special level of disregard for truth and one's audience.
But assuming that Solomon Buchi truly believes it, it shows something more dangerous: a toxic level of ignorance.
Of course, Christianity is not the backbone upon which human civilization was built.
Perhaps the most insidious implication of Buchi's ludicrous statement is that unconsciously he believes Western "civilization" to be 'the' human civilization — and by extension, Westerners aka Europeans to be the only humans, with the rest of us, including himself, being a subhuman species.
After all, Western science alluded to this absurdity generously at the turn of the 19th century. During that era, academic "science" routinely pathologized and classified Africans as closer to brutish Neanderthals to argue they lacked the capacity for higher civilization, crowning white Europeans as the default definition of humanity.
By regurgitating the lie that global civilization belongs to a singular European religious framework, Buchi is channeling that exact colonial energy —willingly validating a historical framework that was designed to erase his own humanity and ancestors.
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People intentionally giving birth to children into penury and these kids grow up, sending them. Let’s think twice.











