@ONEcampaign | Social, Creative & Cultural Entrepreneur | Driving Africa’s Creative Diaspora | @Blackmultipod | @creatorsmixx | @theafriball | @tboylestudios

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POV: You’re now a @ONECampaign Ambassador! My heart has always been anchored in advocating for All Things Africa—celebrating our heritage, our brilliance, and our limitless potential, like we do at @theafriball Now, I’m taking that passion and putting it into high-gear activism. May the journey be smooth 💪🏾 #IjawBoyInTransit | #ONE
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School of Nursing (RN) School of Midwifery (RM) Postgraduate Diploma in Education (PGCert) BSc in Nursing MSc Healthcare Management and Leadership PhD in Nursing Lecturer, Nursing Education and Administration Associate Professor of Nursing Dean, College of Nursing Science
Hi women, can you post pictures or talk about your academic achievements? I need some motivation this month. If you see this tweet, share it so women can see it.
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Gratedul to God, and the many hands that made this project a huge success! #AfriBall26 done & dusted! #AfriBall27 we see you! cc @TheAfriBall
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And #AfriBall26 was ALL it promised to be! @TheAfriBall - Celebrating Pan-African Brilliance. #Africa #AfriBall
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Well, Our gallery is full again, Here’s a sneak peek . Check out more on menscave.org
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Dear Brothers, We are pleased to announce to everyone that Men’s Cave is now officially a registered CIC. After two solid years of community impact and advocacy for the well being of African immigrant Man. Please visit menscave.org
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📢 Media Accreditation is Now Open! We are officially accepting applications for #AFRIBALL26 We invite journalists, photographers, and content creators to join us for the BIGGEST NIGHT OF CULTURE in the Northeast. Send Inquiry to 📩 PRESS@THEAFRIBALL.COM
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The Northeast will host the Global Cultural Icon… #AfriBall25
The King is Coming…. Guess who? #AfriBall26 | #CreatorsAwards
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Yesterday in Sheffield, from snooker to golfing to restaurant launch , it was all shades of laughter, support and love.
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The Altar of the Unseen” explores the isolating, often brutal reality of the creative and entrepreneurial journey, framing professional struggles as necessary refinement for resilience. This article serves as a call to action for builders to embrace the “storm” of creation. 👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾 tinyurl.com/Alter-of-the-uns… #IjawBoyInTransit
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It is finished.
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Replying to @AsakyGRN
I've heard this sentiment from a few African friends and online too, it's a real frustration for some immigrants. As a Nigerian who's lived in the US, I get why it stings when someone who shares your skin color makes you feel "less than" over how you talk, especially when you've been speaking English your whole life (often more formally than everyday AAVE). But honestly, it's not always "mostly" African Americans doing this. From what I've seen and read, accent bias hits from all sides, some white folks slow-talk or act confused on purpose, while others genuinely try to understand. The difference might be that when it's another Black person judging your accent, it hurts deeper because you expect solidarity, not gatekeeping English "correctness." A lot of it comes from different histories: AAVE evolved as its own valid dialect under centuries of oppression, so some Black Americans feel protective when they hear "proper" British-influenced African English and assume it's putting on airs or looking down. Meanwhile, many Africans arrive thinking standard English = prestige, not realizing the cultural weight here. End of the day, language is just a tool, nobody should feel inferior for their accent. We all got enough to deal with without turning on each other.
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It Now Costs £50 to Smile: Why I Traded London’s ‘Fast & Furious’ for Northern Peace | A thread As an African immigrant, I was sold the dream that London was the only place to "make it" in the UK….
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We gathered as men, to connect, talk, laugh and play. No pressure Just good men in a good space Interested in Join Men’s Cave, dm @menscave_uk @japaflex @BorderlessTek @teinyeboyle
Connection | Laughter | and lots of fun proudly brought to you by @japaflex March 21st in China Town, London. Visit #japaflex now to register.
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Does your love truly cost a thing? Or does it require the many ‘Things we do for love’ Hear me out 👇🏽 open.substack.com/pub/teinye… #ValentinesDay | #ValentinesDay2026
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Happy birthday to me . God is good . To him Alone be All the Glory . ❤️❤️❤️
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There’s no single leader in the Developed World that survives that “Obama - Ape” post. The UK PM would be gone before noon. France, Germany, etc. All gone. And the ones who’d survive - the likes of Putin & Xi - wouldn’t post it. Because they aren’t stupid. Except Trump.
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The 3 tiers of Nollywood: Cinema, Streaming & YouTube 🎬 While Funke Akindele smashes records with high-energy marketing, Kunle Afolayan focuses on artistic legacy, sparking a debate on "dance vs dignity”. Read full article here👇🏽 shorturl.at/2tiuH #funkeakindele
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October 1 Citation The Figurine The CEO Phone Swap Mokalik etc Kúnlé Afolayan is whoever he says he's

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