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Check out this game changing hot new smash uniting and taking over Africa and the Caribbean Islands from Afrobeats Pioneer Fuse ODG entitled ‘By My Side’ taken from his upcoming album

Inspired by his recent trip to Barbados and taking in the Caribbean culture

Prod. By Salvathore

Lyrics below

If I told you I’ll never leave your side
Would you believe me
Or would you say na lie
Ewo would you say na lie
Ewo you’ll forever be my side
Be by my side
Forever by my side
By my side
Forever by my side

Yes I want you and I to grow old
And I don’t want nobody new
Dem talk say everything that glitter ain’t gold
But your glitter I dey choose
And you deserve a round of applause 
The way you clap it for your dude
And anybody tryna bring you any woes 
What dem a go hear is du du du
Don’t be rude
That’s my baby boo
She 10 like 8 plus 2
Don’t care what haters do do do 
Any dude wanna mess with you
Just call me on my phone
0 7 9 8 2 2 2

If I told you I’ll never leave your side
Would you believe me
Or would you say na lie
Ewo would you say na lie
Ewo you’ll forever be my side
Be by my side
Forever by my side
By my side
Forever by my side

My chick go check her
Sweeter than Acheke
Tilapia and pepper
Body no be bete 
Come lie on my kete 
Lick you like you’re letter
Signed sealed and delivered
Your back your necke 
I jack titanic
Your nyash iconic
Take cash go spend it
O gash don’t bend it
(Someone call the ambulance ay)
I lost my senses

Someone call the ambulance ay 
Someone call the ambulance ay
Way she back it up
Make me smack it up
Make I jack it up
Like a tyre truck

Someone call the ambulance ay 
Someone call the ambulance ay
Way she back it up
Make me smack it up
Make I jack it up
Like a tyre truck

She Roll it
Love the way she roll it
Control it
Girl make I control it
She locally from Trinidad
Internationally she be bad 
She don’t know where she is from
But already know where she is from
Coz her back Ghanaian
Her hips Angolan
Her waist Congolese
Her face Ethiopian
Her legwork Nigerian
And she bad South African
She the kinda girl I wan marry for her head
Somali
Complexion Sudanese
Her net worth is Mali
Skin rich Gabonese
Her winning like Senegalese
Her beauty Zimbabwe
But she cutie like Zambia
She fine Malawi 
Coochie clean Rwanda

Someone call the ambulance ay 
Someone call the ambulance ay
Way she back it up
Make me smack it up
Make I jack it up
Like a tyre truck

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Reports emerging on Sunday indicate that Sadio Camara, Mali’s🇲🇱🇲🇱 Defence Minister, has been killed following a wave of coordinated attacks on military targets across the country.
According to multiple sources, the attacks began on April 25 and hit key locations including the capital, Bamako, and the nearby garrison town of Kati. Armed groups carried out near-simultaneous assaults on army bases, the airport, and other strategic sites, marking one of the largest offensives in recent years.
Camara’s residence in Kati was among the locations targeted. He was later reported killed in the violence, although details about the exact circumstances remain limited and are still being confirmed.
The attacks are believed to have been carried out by a combination of jihadist fighters linked to al-Qaeda and Tuareg separatist groups, who appear to have coordinated their operations across multiple regions.
Mali’s military says it has been fighting back and claims to have repelled many of the attacks, but the situation remains volatile, with ongoing clashes and heightened security measures in several areas.
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History has just been written… and the world felt the shockwave. 🌍🔥
When Ibrahim Traoré stood before thousands at the 22nd National Culture Week (SNC 2026), he didn’t just speak… he ignited a movement:
👉🏾 “Culture is not entertainment… it is sovereignty.”
This is NOT just a festival.
This is a continental awakening.
From powerful traditional performances to a vibrant parade of African identity, Burkina Faso sent a message the world can’t ignore:
Africa is reclaiming its soul.
With youth at the center and values being passed down, this moment marks the rise of a new Africa — bold, proud, and UNSTOPPABLE. ✊🏾🔥
Even John Dramani Mahama, represented through Ghana’s culture leadership, recognized the resilience and strength of Burkina Faso.

This is bigger than borders.
This is about identity, unity, and destiny.

💥 Africa is no longer asking for recognition…
🔥 Africa is TAKING IT.

👇🏾 QUESTION FOR YOU:
Is African culture powerful enough to shape the future of the continent — or are we still underestimating its power?

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STATEMENT
FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE CONFEDERATION OF SAHEL STATES (AES)
Following terrorist attacks carried out against the Republic of Mali
April 25, 2026
The Confederation of Sahel States, in its ongoing struggle for sovereignty, was the target of terrorist attacks on the morning of April 25, 2026, targeting several sites on Malian territory.
The coordination of the attacks, the targets chosen, the forces involved, as well as the logistics and weapons used, clearly indicate that these were long-planned and coordinated operations aimed at inflicting heavy losses on defense and security forces and spreading terror among innocent civilian populations of the Confederation of Sahel States, particularly in Mali.
The persistence of these barbaric and inhumane aggressions bears the mark of a monstrous plot supported by enemies of the Sahel’s liberation struggle, carried out through the confederal dynamic of the AES.
However, the sinister plan and destabilization attempt of these enemies of peace and unity in the Sahel were thwarted thanks to the professional, courageous, and determined response of the Malian armed forces.

The Confederation of Sahel States emphasizes that these ignoble, cowardly, and barbaric acts against a sovereign member state cannot shake the determination of the brave peoples of the Sahel to live free, in peace, and with dignity.
It expresses its deepest condolences to the families of the martyrs and wishes a swift recovery to the wounded.
The Confederation of Sahel States expresses to the Malian people, the Government of the Republic of Mali, and the valiant Malian Armed Forces (FAMa), its total, unconditional, and fraternal solidarity. It pays vibrant tribute to their extraordinary courage in repelling this barbaric aggression and neutralizing individuals from another era, acting on behalf of forces determined to undermine its sovereign vision.
It expresses its gratitude to all States and partners who, in a spirit of solidarity, have shown their support to the Malian people and once again demonstrated their commitment to stand alongside the States and peoples of the Sahel.

Done in Ouagadougou, April 25, 2026

Captain Ibrahim TRAORÉ
President of the Confederation of Sahel States
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Lawyer and political activist Dele Farotimi delivered an assessment of Nigeria’s democracy in this episode of 60 Minutes with Mr Kay. He argued that Nigeria’s core governance structure has failed ordinary citizens, questioned the independence of INEC and the judiciary, and claimed the 2027 race is being prepared as a “coronation” rather than a free contest. Farotimi also spoke on poverty, rule of law, ethnic divisions, failed institutions and why many Nigerians feel excluded from the democratic process. His remarks have added fresh heat to the national debate over leadership, accountability and whether Nigeria can still rebuild trust in its institutions before 2027. Watch!

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Actualité politique du 26 Avril 2026

OFFICIEL: LE MALI ET L'AFRIQUE SOUVERAINE EN DEUIL: LE GÉNÉRAL SADIO CAMARA N'EST PLUS!
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Mali : l'armée fait état d'attaques de groupes
"terroristes" près de Bamako • FRANCE 24

Mali : La rébellion touareg annonce avoir pris le contrôle de Kidal

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Mali : le déroulement de l'attaque simultanée dans plusieurs localités du pays 25 avril 2026

Mali : l'armée annonce avoir repris le : contrôle de Bamako

Mali militants downed a helicopter with
Russian mercenaries on board -Violence erupts across country

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Mali is facing one of the most dangerous moments in its history as the so-called “Black Winter” begins to unfold. Reports indicate that the country has been hit by what many are calling the largest and most coordinated attack ever recorded on its soil. This shocking escalation has raised serious concerns about security, stability, and the future of the Sahel region.In this video, we break down what really happened, who may be behind the attack, and why this moment could change everything for Mali and its neighbors. Is this the turning point in the fight against insurgency, or the start of something far more dangerous?Stay tuned as we uncover the facts, analyze the situation, and reveal what mainstream media isn’t telling you about Mali’s darkest hour.