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My only problem is that my fellow oppresse, we don’t all share the same vision of liberation. While some of us believe in civic nationalism, justice, and equality, others believe liberation means the establishment of a theocracy. How do we reconcile both ideologies for a revolution? Southerners and Northerners are all oppressed by the same ruling class. While our elites preach division and hate to the masses, they unite in greed, corruption, and power. But a section of this country sees its elites as defenders of faith, not exploiters of the people. They have internalized religious division so deeply, it’s now the fabric of their reality and society... We all want revolution, but we can’t force revolution. Marx said oppression would naturally unite the working class. But Lenin and Mao learned that not all oppressed people are ready for liberation. We saw it during #EndSARS. While the South fought state brutality, the North fought its fellow oppressed in religious riots. No part of this country echoes the propaganda of its elites more than my fellow oppressed in the North. You people keep hoping that one day they will wake up and join the people’s revolution. But the events of these past few days and decades before, show that day may not come soon. Because the Northern Muslim definition of liberation is not the same as that of the Southern Christian, or secular Nigerian.
As Nigerians currently beg to be recolonized by the United States, please take out a minute of your time to read this 1960 letter from Patrice Lumumba of Democratic Republic of the Congo to his Wife, Pauline Lumumba. This was his last letter from prison after being imprisoned for fighting for DR Congo's Independence. He was assassinated a year later. I'm certain he will be turning in his grave today watching what's happening in DR Congo & Nigeria. Trump already got the deal he wanted in The Congo earlier this year, Nigeria is next. ------------- The letter 👇👇 "My beloved companion, I write you these words not knowing whether you will receive them, when you will receive them, and whether I will still be alive when you read them. Throughout my struggle for the independence of my country, I have never doubted for a single instant that the sacred cause to which my comrades and I have dedicated our entire lives would triumph in the end. But what we wanted for our country — its right to an honorable life, to perfect dignity, to independence with no restrictions — was never wanted by Belgian colonialism and its Western allies, who found direct and indirect, intentional and unintentional support among certain high officials of the United Nations, that body in which we placed all our trust when we called on it for help. They have corrupted some of our countrymen; they have bought others; they have done their part to distort the truth and defile our independence. What else can I say? ‘That whether dead or alive, free or in prison by order of the colonialists, it is not my person that is important. What is important is the Congo, our poor people whose independence has been turned into a cage, with people looking at us from outside the bars, sometimes with charitable compassion, sometimes with glee and delight. But my faith will remain unshakable. I know and feel in my very heart of hearts that sooner or later my people will rid themselves of all their enemies, foreign and domestic, that they will rise up as one to say no to the shame and degradation of colonialism and regain their dignity in the pure light of day. We are not alone. Africa, Asia, and the free and liberated peoples in every corner of the globe will ever remain at the side of the millions of Congolese who will not abandon the struggle until the day when there will be no more colonizers and no more of their mercenaries in our country. I want my children, whom I leave behind and perhaps will never see again, to be told that the future of the Congo is beautiful and that their country expects them, as it expects every Congolese, to fulfill the sacred task of rebuilding our independence, our sovereignty; for without justice there is no dignity and without independence there are no free men. Neither brutal assaults, nor cruel mistreatment, nor torture have ever led me to beg for mercy, for I prefer to die with my head held high, unshakable faith, and the greatest confidence in the destiny of my country rather than live in slavery and contempt for sacred principles. History will one day have its say; it will not be the history taught in the United Nations, Washington, Paris, or Brussels, however, but the history taught in the countries that have rid themselves of colonialism and its puppets. Africa will write its own history and both north and south of the Sahara it will be a history full of glory and dignity. Do not weep for me, my companion; I know that my country, now suffering so much, ‘will be able to defend its independence and its freedom. Long live the Congo! Long live Africa! PATRICE"
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Chika D Liberated IGBO retweeted
I love putting dumb retards like yourself in their place "Igbos are living peacefully until 1966" who's gonna tell these dumb nuts the numerous times Igbos were scape goated in the north and west before independence supporting your chains like a cheap negro you are worse uchu
You’re obviously the retard who needs help! Since the 1850’s more than 200,000 igbos lived peacefully and went about their businesses in the North. All that changed in 1966 after the attempted coup that lead to the death of Top Northern politicians that lead to the massacre of ig
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Papa is supporting Algeria, children are supporting Messi 😭💔
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Alhaji Penalty can never relate. Him go tear ACL
🚨 #BREAKING WORLD RECORD: Lionel Messi is the FIRST & ONLY player in HISTORY to score 800 non-penalty goals! THE GREATEST OF ALL TIME 🐐
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Every day, I see more reasons to be proud of my Igbo identity. I don’t know about you, but I love being Igbo. Dialect differences do not make you less Igbo. Not being in the South-East geopolitical zone doesn’t make you less Igbo. Ndi Igbo in the South-South and North-Central geopolitical zones, embrace your identity. No matter where we are, the roots remain thesame. Igbo bu Igbo. Igbo amaka🖤❤️
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One zoogeria
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𝐓𝐇𝐈𝐒 𝐈𝐒 𝐌𝐀𝐃𝐍𝐄𝐒𝐒. 🤯 Messi’s influence is on another level 😮‍💨
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Chika D Liberated IGBO retweeted
It may sound elitist and cold, but modern cities should not have Keke, perhaps only on back roads or low-volume estate roads, not on expressways. Additionally, there must be a quota or system to regulate how many Keke can be on public roads at any given time; it shouldn't be a free-for-all that causes traffic jams. In the past, odd- and even-numbered days were introduced to monitor traffic and reduce congestion. They should also assign Keke to specific streets to control overpopulation. However, nothing beats a mass transit scheme. Transitioning from large-capacity buses to Keke is not advisable.
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He's battling kidney failure. He need transplant and Okwuluora is calling for help. From the voice you can get the account or go to his Facebook page and donate, if you wish. Thank you all. One love ❤️
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And Pan-African otellectuals are in revolutionary romance with those cow herders...
THIS IS THE LOCATION, WHERE WE STARTED WORK ON 3 HECTARES OF GINGER , 3 HECTARES OF TURMERIC AND 27 HECTARES OF HYV MORINGA OLIFERA PROJECTS IN OHAJI, IMO STATE This is total wickedness and deliberate provocation..... Please can someone explain to me, for the love of God and humanity, why and what is so difficult in the Imo State Governor or any Governor or even the FGN in placing a total ban and enforcing the ban on this kind of provocative open grazing of cows/goats open grazing other people"s land and properties ??? Even the workers are too scared to approach or confront them to move away ... You see why we need urgently the total Restructuring of Nigeria and establishment of fully trained and well armed farm rangers in EACH OF THE 8,809 Ward in Nigeria Is this how to attract and support investments and diversification of the real sectors of Nigeria? This madness must stop
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THIS IS THE LOCATION, WHERE WE STARTED WORK ON 3 HECTARES OF GINGER , 3 HECTARES OF TURMERIC AND 27 HECTARES OF HYV MORINGA OLIFERA PROJECTS IN OHAJI, IMO STATE This is total wickedness and deliberate provocation..... Please can someone explain to me, for the love of God and humanity, why and what is so difficult in the Imo State Governor or any Governor or even the FGN in placing a total ban and enforcing the ban on this kind of provocative open grazing of cows/goats open grazing other people"s land and properties ??? Even the workers are too scared to approach or confront them to move away ... You see why we need urgently the total Restructuring of Nigeria and establishment of fully trained and well armed farm rangers in EACH OF THE 8,809 Ward in Nigeria Is this how to attract and support investments and diversification of the real sectors of Nigeria? This madness must stop
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What is stopping Enugu, IGBO LAND from looking like this?
Seoul Finance Centre
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Chika D Liberated IGBO retweeted
As Una dey collect election gigs try to include visa, ransome and official stamp against police brutality, make sure you dey live with them for many more corrupt menus to feed on but After 2027 anybody wey complain anything about bad government eeeehh 😡
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Chika D Liberated IGBO retweeted
Lol, has there ever been a time when any Igbo person gave a fck about whether you are even in owerri or not. Everyone is busy in Alaigbo. It’s always you guys and Lagos brouhaha. Same Lagos built by Igbos but you rather d/e than take the truth.
As a Yoruba lady, if I live in Owerri, you are not my host, you are my countryman. Owerri is Nigeria. I cannot be a guest in my own country.
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Seriously one just need to leave this hell of a country create to subject blacks from reaching their goal.
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I’ve seen the most undermined people make it in life. Life is unpredictable, respect everyone.
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There's a certain age when you have to move out of home just to save your relationship with your parents.
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Rich kids get capital. Middle class kids get “figure it out.” Poor kids get trauma and told it builds character. The starting line is not equal.
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Trust is the moment you stop checking. It is also the moment when you become most exploitable. You elect who you trust. Betrayal is usually the result of a bad assessment.
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If you want to stand out in any field, learn to combine skills instead of mastering only one, because rare value often comes from intersections; take your core skill and deliberately pair it with another complementary ability that multiplies your impact.
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If you’re in a circle where everyone is competing to the point of hiding information, talking each other down, or refusing to help because they’re afraid you’ll get ahead of them, leave that group. And leave fast. Here’s why. Have you noticed that when you’re angry, good things don’t make you happy? That’s because anger changes the way you experience reality. It puts you in a mental state where even positive events struggle to register as positive. Most people understand that. What they don’t understand is that the same thing happens when you’re constantly surrounded by envy, suspicion, insecurity, and unhealthy competition. The people around you don’t just influence your actions. They influence the lens through which you see the world. Spend enough time around people who believe another person’s success somehow reduces their own chances, and eventually you’ll start believing it too. You’ll begin to see every win as a threat. Every successful person in that circle will feel like a competition. Every opportunity that comes your way will feel scarce. And that’s dangerous because envy is a scarcity emotion. Once you start operating from scarcity, you make scarcity decisions. You become fearful instead of confident. Rather than corroborate with your circle you will become combatant. And when someone wins instead of exciting you and making you more ambitious - it triggers bitterness in you. Over time, the consequences of that mindset begin to show up everywhere in your life. So my friend; protect your mind. Avoid people who constantly trigger negative emotions in you. Because sooner or later, the emotions you live in become the reality you live in.
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