I would rather live in “poor” Nigeria than in “rich” Britain where men marry men, women marry women, homosexuality and bisexuality is encouraged, paedophilia is celebrated, transgenders are empowered, bestiality is tolerated, gender is eroded, perverts, deviants and child predators ...
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Aliko Dangote’s great grand father – a victim of the caliphate tyranny.
Alhassan Dantata was an Agalawa merchant in Kano, victim of the caliphate tyranny and great-grandfather of Aliko Dangote feels more at home in Yorubaland than his ancestral home in Kano. He rarely spends the night in Kano. This is most ...
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The Truth About Èṣù Òdàrà: Misjudged and Misunderstood.
Over the years, his name has been associated with evil and all manner of negativity. He is blamed whenever tragedy strikes; even those who consciously commit crimes often shift the blame onto him, saying “Isé Esu ni” (It’s Esu’s doing). ...
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