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Imagine if Black Americans had the same privileges as white people. They might have done even worse. They would probably have wiped out the Native Americans entirely and rewritten history to portray themselves as the original inhabitants of America.
You are a mother yourself, with a daughter of your own, yet you are treating another woman’s child this way. Then you will come here talking about how your culture treats women, when you cannot even show kindness to another woman’s daughter
Useless people
If they retaliate now creating a toon like this where your ancestors were picking cottons you will start crying as usual you Bl00dy nigger 😂
Nigerians wanting other African countries to love then when they don’t even love themselves is the biggest joke on the planet 😂😂
“Efik-Ibibio, Idoma, Igala, Ijaw, Urhobo, Ekoi all read as Igbo”
How can they read Igbo when y’all said you sold Igbo during slavery 😂
Be like una Dey quick forget una words 😂😂
Why didn’t you post it completely with the head to show its truely what it is ….Abi una also mine her skull comot 😂
Just Dey create folktales stories dey call am history 😂
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Allah must be Igbo man….he’s misogynist 😂😂
BREAKING:
Kano Hisbah Arrests Popular TikT0ker Amani Ishaq, Two Other Women Over Alleged ‘Immoral’ Dance Videos
The Kano State Hisbah Board has arrested popular TikToker Amani Ishaq and two other women over allegations of sharing dance videos on social media that allegedly violate moral standards.
The Deputy Commander of the board, Dr Mujahid Aminuddeen, confirmed the arrests in a statement on Saturday, October 24, 2026.
The three women were identified as Amani Ishaq, Hauwa Khamis and Sa'adatu Muhammad.
According to the statement, the suspects were arraigned before Magistrate Court No. 5 on Court Road, Kano.
The board specifically accused Amani Ishaq of posting TikT0k dance videos allegedly considered contrary to proper upbringing and the teachings of Islam.
Hisbah said the videos were offensive to public morality and inconsistent with the values it enforces in Kano State.
The case is ongoing, with investigations continuing to determine the next course of action.
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Them yorugba niqqas ain’t beating the allegations 😂
They will steal peoples culture then rename it to yorugba name and use folktales story to back it up and call it history 😂😂
Tradition isn’t a museum piece. It’s built to be lived in.
Re-architecting the ancestral volume of the traditional Yoruba Fìlà into modern street utility.
Introducing Fùjì Fìlà by 4SEVEN.
📦 Chapter I drops October 7+7.
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Two lies Muslims tell themselves:
1. Islam is a religion of peace.
2. More people around the world are converting to Islam than to any other religion.
You go blame them…when your women are average wetin you expect 😂
Good decision you took from thst cult called religion
TODAY IS MY FIRST FRIDAY AS A NON-MUSLIM.
I was a Muslim. I embraced Islam, returned to the mosque, read its books and tried to practise the faith sincerely.
However the laws, words and actions I have witnessed from Saudi Arabia, a country regarded by many as the heartland of Islam, have left me deeply disillusioned.
When people are killed in the name of religion, when executions are celebrated or brutality is defended using God's name, I am left asking a painful question: What is the difference between a man who kills in the name of terror and one who kills while claiming religious authority?
A title, a robe or a religious position cannot make violence righteous.
I cannot reconcile the God I believe in with the cruelty people sometimes justify in His name.
I refuse to pretend that I am at peace with things that trouble my conscience.
Today, I returned all my Islamic books to the mosque.
For me, it was a deeply personal moment. I felt a sense of peace, and I am choosing to move forward without hatred.
Let me be free. Let me breathe. Let me live.
I will respect Muslims. I will respect Christians.
I will respect Hindus, traditional African believers, atheists and even those whose understanding of the divine is completely different from mine. Some worship in churches, others in mosques, temples or beneath sacred trees.
I am not God, and I have no authority to sit in His place and judge the worth of another human being.
I still believe in God. I believe in His oneness and holiness, in accountability, in the reality of death and the possibility of resurrection.
My decision to leave Islam does not mean I have abandoned every belief I hold sacred.
What I reject is the idea that anyone has a monopoly on God, or that violence becomes holy simply because someone attaches God's name to it.
Saudi Arabia's religious establishment and the actions of those who claim to defend Islam have deeply damaged my perception of the faith.
When religious authority is associated with cruelty, it makes religion itself look violent. That is a tragedy for every sincere believer who wants nothing more than peace.
I am not leaving Islam to hate Muslims. I am leaving because I no longer wish to remain in a faith I can no longer reconcile with my conscience.
My new chapter begins with one principle: I will respect your right to believe, provided you respect my right to question, disagree and walk away.
I choose peace. I choose freedom of conscience. I choose humanity.
I am not God. I will not play God. And I will not hate you simply because you pray differently from me.
You’re supposed to be campaigning among your Igala people to stick to their traditional names instead of these foreign names, because the majority of them now bear Islamic names. Very soon, you won’t even see anything Igala again 😂
Na vegetables full the other pots no be tomato and pepper paste typically yaribastard with fish brain 😂
E nor Dey hard you go tell us say tomatoes and peppers come from ile ife with una folktale history 😂
