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The movement of tectonic plates may take millions of years, but in Northern Ethiopia, you can see it happen in real time. In recent years, Ethiopia's Afar region has been hit with earthquakes and volcanic eruptions, and huge cracks have suddenly appeared which run for miles. It’s the start of the formation of a new ocean, which will one day split Africa in two.

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The USA America First policy is a old Kissenger policy, the objective of this policy is to undermine Black people Globally....Malcolm X, Dr King, Marcus Garvey and many others spoke how the USA Empire is against Black self detemination and Black indepdence.

Why has a country so rich in promise struggled to fulfil its destiny?

In this conversation, author Dele Farotimi dissects the character of Nigeria’s political leadership and the moral crisis at the heart of the state. Drawing from his books Do Not Die in Their War and The Imperatives of the Nigerian Revolution, Farotimi argues that the tragedy of Nigeria is not merely institutional failure but a collapse of courage among those entrusted with power.

He reflects on the presidency of Goodluck Jonathan, describing him as a weak leader who failed to confront the forces holding the nation hostage. On Peter Obi, he offers a strikingly different assessment, portraying him as an uncommon figure whose appeal reflects the yearning of Nigerians for a different political culture.
Yet the most provocative claim comes when Farotimi turns to the present era under Bola Ahmed Tinubu. He suggests that the long-awaited Nigerian revolution may well be incubating in this very moment, born from the pressures, contradictions, and hardships of the current political order.

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The West didn’t see this coming…Ibrahim Traoré has just unveiled a bold $1 BILLION development plan under the Alliance of Sahel States (AES), and it’s already sending shockwaves across the global stage. From economic independence to security cooperation, this move could redefine the future of the Sahel region.But what does this really mean for Africa… and why is the West so concerned?In this video, we break down the real strategy behind AES, the vision driving this massive investment, and how it could shift the balance of power away from traditional influence. This is bigger than politics — it’s about control, resources, and the future of an entire region.Is this the beginning of a new African era… or a risky gamble?Watch till the end to understand what’s really happening.