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This is the story of ISAAC ADAKA BORO, first person to declare a breakaway state from Nigeria.

The video shows how in 2014, Laquan McDonald, an Obibini ‘Black person’ man was riddled with bullets as he walked down the street in Chicago.

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This video highlights the enduring legacy of Garveyism in Port Limon, Costa Rica and interviews elders who kept the movement moving for nearly 100 years.

Countless Nigerians are dying needlessly due to the failure of basic services like ambulances, fire response, and the national 112 helpline, despite repeated government assurances and billions allocated to emergency response infrastructure.

A recent study published in the Journal of Public Health and Emergency indicates that only 21% of Nigerians involved in road crashes used emergency services, with an average response time of 30 minutes.

In this story, Gist Nigeria's Ayuba Illiya examines the depth of the crisis, focusing on real cases where lives were lost because help arrived too late or never at all.

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Throwback Client Testimonial — Peace of Mind from Abroad (1995 Land Rover Defender Restoration)Dr. Sharita Yazid, a sister from the global Black family shares heartfelt thanks to the Kambon family and Abibitumi Kasa for handling her car affairs while she’s in the U.S. “behind enemy lines.” From coordinating repairs and test-driving to transparent updates and easy money transfers, the team kept her stress-free and protected from overcharges. She’s excited to return soon to a freshly painted 1995 Land Rover Defender with a new engine, upgraded interior, locks, and a full radio setup—done right, every step of the way. Coronafree and focused on health, she signs off with love and gratitude: medaase paa!HighlightsTrustworthy remote support and expense handlingHonest oversight to prevent cheating/overbillingFull project management: repairs, paint, engine, interior, electronics, locksClassic 1995 Land Rover Defender restorationUplifting message to the global Black family and the teamTags/Keywords: Abibitumi Kasa, Kambon family, Land Rover Defender 1995, classic car restoration, remote vehicle management, Ghana, medaase, testimonial, Black Power community support

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"This video explains the importance of worldview and highlights a few key differences between the white worldview and the African worldview."

Every September, African presidents take the stage at the United Nations General Assembly. They speak with passion, they demand reforms, they call for justice. But after the applause fades, nothing changes. The UN was never designed to serve Africa ,it was built to preserve the power of those who created it. And so year after year, we watch the same script,..Presidents begging at a table that was never ours.So the question is simple: should Africa keep begging for reforms in a rigged system? Or is it time to walk out and build our own table,a system rooted in our numbers, our resources, and our values? Because power is never given, it is taken. And until Africa takes it, UNGA will remain just that: speeches.