watannin baya wani bahaushe dan kaduna wai na bashi rundown din rayuwar mao zedong da revolution dinsu
daga baya yace gaskiya nigeria mu na bukatar irin su “Maawu”. sunan da muka fara kiranshi kenan😂😂
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Mao Zedong is under any single social metric a dictator. Not a single popular election, single government party and lifetime leadership. Not even taking into account the millions of deaths under his reign.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mao_Zedong
from researcher Katrin Schulze's Flickr collection flickr.com/photos/32909549@N…
archive by the Uni of Bournemouth
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Schulze w truck artists at Tashin Baga Motorpark in Maiduguri
“No Food For Lazy Man” short documentary on truck artists
Replying to @nansbello
“No Food For Lazy Man” short documentary on truck art. one of the artists Alhaji Ibisco has been active since 1969 !
Replying to @nansbello
great article on our "will to imagine figuratively the founding father of Northern Nigeria"
'Portraits' of Sheikh Usman dan Fodio [katrinschulze.blogspot.com/2…]
Why do our people refuse to fact-check their information? This Arab man from Palestine is being presented as Shehu Usman Dan Fodio the acclaimed visionary scholar and leader who shaped Nigerian history unless provide the sources for such outrageous claims.
It’s the same endless cycle of misinformation it’s like that one example of people using images of medieval Baghdad to represent Edo Benin—pure laziness. If you’re this lazy about studying African history, why bother studying it in the first place? It doesn’t make sense.
Source for this image: A traditional leader (sheikh) from a rural Palestinian village in Ottoman-era Palestine.”
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Apc billboards dey always resemble threat.
“Expect more”
“We are not done”
“You will see something you have never seen before”
Oginikwa🥲🥲
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New project out as part of the latest issue of The HTML Review 🐍
Kp'ọjọ kp'ọjọ is an interactive folktale that unveils itself as you learn words in Itsẹkiri.
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Updated the Nigerian Women's Names in Afrobeats site with some new functionality ~
nigerian-women-in-afrobeats.…
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A Selection of Hausa Children’s Fashions by David Heathcote. These images are culled from Volume 38, Part 3 of the Nigerian Field magazine, published in 1973.
"Whom the gods would destroy, they first make mad"
posters from the liberation of southern Africa (late 20th century)
Herskovits Library of African Studies
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