Actually it usually takes him an hour or so.

Crushing White Supremacy (Part 2 Affirmative Action)

The Maroons are groups of Africans who escaped from enslavement and established villages hidden away where they could practice their indigenous African culture and be free. This documentary explores the world's first Maroon group in relation to what solutions they may have to offer for some of humanities most difficult problems.

#TheKaInstitute

⁣Different different fever na him dey
Different different fever na him dey
Different different fever na him dey
Different different fever na him dey

Malaria fever nko? (e dey!)
Jaundice fever nko? (e dey!)
Hay fever nko? (e dey!)
Influenza fever nko? (e dey!)
Inflation fever nko? (e dey!)
Freedom fever nko? (e dey!)
Yellow fever nko? (e dey!)

[Chorus]
Na him dey bring the matter now e dey!

Yellow fever nko? (ee dey!)

[Chorus]
Na him dey bring the matter now e dey!

say tell them make them hear (You say!)
All fever na sickness (You say!)
Original sickness (You say!)
Hay fever na sickness (You say!)
Original sickness (You say!)
Malaria na sickness (You say!)
Original sickness (You say!)
Jaundice na sickness (You say!)
Original sickness (You say!)
Influenza na sickness (You say!)
Original sickness (You say!)
Inflation na sickness (You say!)
Original sickness (You say!)
Freedom na sickness (You say!)
Original sickness (You say!)

Yellow fever nko? (You say!)

[Chorus]
Original and artificial e dey!

Yellow fever nko? (You say!)
One more...

[Chorus]
Original and artificial e dey!

Bom bom bom, tell me now...

Original catch you
Your eye go yellow
Your yansh go yellow
Your face go yellow
Your body go weak
I say but later if you no die inside
The yellow go fade away

Artificial catch you
You be man or woman
Na you go catch am yourself
Na your money go do am for you
You go yellow pass yellow
You go catch moustache for face
You go get your double colour
Your yansh go black like coal
You self go think say you dey fine
Who say you fine?

[Chorus]
Na lie, you no fine at all!
At all, na lie!

My sister, who say you fine?

[Chorus]
Na lie, you no fine at all!
At all, na lie!

Yellow fever

[Chorus]
You dey bleach, o you dey bleach!


You dey bleach, o you dey bleach
African mother
You dey bleach, o you dey bleach
Sissi wey dey go
Yellow fever
Stupid thing
Yeye thing
Fucking thing
Ugly thing
Yellow fever
You dey bleach, o you dey bleach
African mother
You dey bleach, o you dey bleach
Sissi wey dey go
Yellow fever

Now to the underground spiritual game
Underground where dey down for school
Over there for school, yes

Where dey go say: teacher
Oya!

[Chorus]
Teacher!

Who steal my bleaching?
My precious bleaching?
I buy am for shopping
For forty naira
How I go yellow?
How I go fine now?
I go die o
I go die o
I go die o

According to complaint
Complaint must get answer
I beg please, help me help teacher
Oya, foolish
Oya!

[Chorus]
Foolish!

Who steal your bleaching?
Your precious bleaching?
You buy am for shopping
For forty naira
You self wan yellow
How you go fine now?
Your face go yellow
Your yansh go black
Your mustache go show
Your skin go scatter
You go die o
You go die o
You go die o
You go die o

[Chorus]
You dey bleach, o you dey bleach!

You dey bleach, o you dey bleach
African mother
You dey bleach, o you dey bleach
Sissi wey dey go
Yellow fever
Stupid thing
Yeye thing
Fucking thing
Ugly thing
Yellow fever
You dey bleach, o you dey bleach
African mother
You dey bleach, o you dey bleach
Sissi wey dey go
Yellow fever

Tribute song to ⁣Solomoni Mahlangu an MK soldjer who was brutaly killed by the Boers

Performance 8 July 2018.
Sona Jobarteh is the first female Kora virtuoso from a West African griot family. First in a tradition that is several centuries old, in which the Kora mastery was exclusively passed down from father to son. Since the release of her album 'Fasiya', she is justifiably praised, both as an instrumentalist and vocalist.
Live, she is accompanied by four musicians.

Sona Jobarteh: kora, vocals
Andi McLean: bass
Mouhamadou: Sarr percussion
Derek Johnson: guitar
Westley Joseph:drums

Traoré’s WAR on Corruption: The Real Truth Behind Burkina Faso’s New Direction. United States of Africa
Watch Captain Ibrahim Traore address the nation in this official military statement from the Burkina Faso president. Gain direct insight into his current stance and leadership priorities for the country as he speaks on national stability. This video captures the official remarks of Captain Ibrahim Traore, providing a firsthand look at his communication style and the core messages he delivers to the public. It is essential viewing for those tracking African political updates and the ongoing developments within Faso leadership circles. The address highlights specific concerns regarding societal growth, worker conditions, and the challenges facing the nation today. By analyzing this speech, viewers can better understand the rhetorical approach of the Burkina Faso president as he navigates the complexities of his current term. This footage serves as a primary resource for anyone following the trajectory of Captain Ibrahim Traore and his administration. We provide consistent updates on regional governance and key speeches from influential figures. Subscribe for weekly political breakdowns, and comment below on which leader or regional issue you want us to cover next.

0:00 Le cap de la révolution burkinabè
1:19 Un point sur la gouvernance actuelle
3:52 L'exemple par la probité
8:30 Quelle place pour les anciens politiciens ?
11:34 Former la jeunesse aux valeurs patriotiques
14:52 Réforme agraire et chefferie traditionnelle

⁣Orin Egúngún w/ Norley
⁣Orin Egúngún w/ Norley

⁣Orin Egúngún w/ Norley

MC Konsil doing his remixed version of the Kilumi dance, a dance from the Akamba people in Kenya, he says (liberated from crakkkabook reels)

#jazz #drums #artblakey

Doll Test

Video that BSC4 Scholars watched on 2/712

⁣Iyanu S02E05 The Deep