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AFRICA Must Change Its Name Fast. Here Is Why!
AFRICA Must Change Its Name Fast. Here Is Why! Baka Omubo 224 Views • 4 years ago

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AFRICA Must Change Its Name Fast.
Here Is Why!
Khamithi Hiburu Ethics analysis concludes that the name or the term Africa as well as its pictorial presentation MUST BE Changed.
The term appears to be truly and totally adulterated, besmirched and imbued with a SPIRIT that is EVIL! On top of that, it is clear it was prearranged by foreigners.
Most African countries’ names and their sizes were drawn with full indifference to precise cultural and communal linkages.
Because of this Africa must change its name Fast.
Yesterday!
But there is more. Are You an African?
What is the Real Name for Africa?
Who gave it that name?
Does It matter?
The Maps we see Do they represent truly the size of Africa?
Does it matter?
Find out the shocking truth.
One More Thing
the one thing you have to know is that Afruika was a word, not a name, and could be applied to wherever your Ka or spirit general being was born. thus we propose a NEW OLD Name For Afrika.
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Buju Banton, Jerry Wonda, Top Alderman, Stichiz, Mickael Marabou, Colmix Haiti On The Go (Official)
Buju Banton, Jerry Wonda, Top Alderman, Stichiz, Mickael Marabou, Colmix Haiti On The Go (Official) T. Y. Adodo 15 Views • 5 months ago

Lyrics: Haiti On The GO!!

BUJU BANTON
Kèm pa sote noo, kèm pa sote nooooo
Kèm pa sote noo, kèm pa sote nooooo

TOP ADLERMAN
Ayiti kanpe tankou on chanpyon
We run competition
First black nation who fought fi liberation
It doesn’t matter if we win or lose
We met at the crossroad
Who will survive, no one knows

Premye pèp ki batay pou libète
Ayiti’l ye
Grenadye alaso se nou li ye
Ayiti’l ye
Pa ranse avèm ok
Ayiti li ye
Pèp la kontan, zansèt yo fyè

STICHIZ
Ohhhh ohhh ohhh ohhh
Sak pase? Nap boule! Sak pase!
Sak pase
Ayiti on the GO
We let the world know
Ayiti on the GO
We let the world know
Ayiti on the GO
We let the world know
Ayiti on the GO
We let the world know

CALL & RESPONSE (x6)
GROUP Nou genyen deja

COLMIX
Viktwa se pou nou li ye


MICKAEL MARABOU
Nou prè pou n batay tay tay tay
Yes we ready to fight fight fight
Avan nou die die die die die
Nan kou n ap gen meday day day day dayo

Nou pa moun kap vin pran daso
( vin pran daso )
A wi nou konn sa nou vo
( Nou konn sa nou vo )
Nou pa moun kap vin pran daso
( vin pran daso )
A wi nou konn sa nou vo
( Nou konn sa nou vo )

BUJU BANTON
We are people who came from far
Look at where we are
We can do whatever we choose
We can win whenever we lose
Now we’re moving for the championship
And everyone knows we gotta take it
We gotta show them how we’re physically fit
And we’ve been through all things, now let’s exist

CALL & RESPONSE x3
GROUP Nou genyen deja

COLMIX
Viktwa se pou nou li ye

STICHIZ
Ayiti on the GO
We let the world know
Ayiti on the GO
We let the world know
Ayiti on the GO
We let the world know
Ayiti on the GO
We let the world know

KIDS
Se pou nou li ye (x4)

BUJU BANTON
We must exist

KIDS
Viktwa se pou nou li ye

GROUP (FINAL ASSEMBLED)
Nou genyen deja
Viktwa se pou nou li ye
Viktwa se pou nou li ye
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Nigerian Confronted by Black South African Xenophobic-Afrophobic Mobs
Nigerian Confronted by Black South African Xenophobic-Afrophobic Mobs Kwabena Ofori Osei 15 Views • 5 months ago

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HAPI Talks with Dr. Oba T’Shaka about the true creation of (Twin Lineal) Black Families
HAPI Talks with Dr. Oba T’Shaka about the true creation of (Twin Lineal) Black Families Baka Omubo 52 Views • 4 years ago

HAPI Talks with Dr. Oba T’Shaka about true creation of (Twin Lineal) Black Families

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"Days of the Week" Song for Kids! | Dance | Nana's African TV
"Days of the Week" Song for Kids! | Dance | Nana's African TV T. Y. Adodo 15 Views • 4 months ago

Days Of The Week Song For Kids | Twi Song | Nana's African TV.
The Days of the Week Song is a great educational tune, which teaches kids the seven days of the week in a fun and exciting way.
This song/dance video is a fun way to introduce kids to the days of the week in Twi.
A classic Ghanaian nursery rhyme that everyone can sing along to.

Lyrics and translation below:

Obiara yɛawon Ɛdwoada, bɛsa, bɛsa x2
(All those born on Monday, come in and dance, bɛsa, bɛsa! )

La la la la la la la la, la la la!

Obiara yɛawon Ɛbenada, bɛsa, bɛsa x2
(All those born on Tuesday, come in and dance! bɛsa, bɛsa!)

La la la la la la la la, la la la la!

Obiara yɛawon Wukuada, bɛsa, bɛsa x2
(All those born on Wednesday, come in and dance, bɛsa, bɛsa!)

La la la la la la la la, la la la la !

Obiara yɛawon Yawoada, bɛsa, bɛsa x2
(All those born on Thursday, come in and dance, bɛsa, bɛsa!)

La la la la la la la la, la la la la!

Obiara yɛawon Ɛfiada, bɛsa, bɛsa x2
(All those born on Friday, come and dance, bɛsa, bɛsa!)

La la la la la la la la, la la la la la la la la, la la la la

Obiara yɛawon Memeneda, bɛsa, bɛsa x2
(All those born on Saturday, come and dance, come and dance)

La la la la la la la la, la la la la la la la la, la la la la

Obiara yɛawon Kwasiada, bɛsa, bɛsa x2
(All those born on Sunday, come in and dance, bɛsa, bɛsa!)

La la la la la la la la, la la la la la la la la, la la la la
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Haiti Was Forced to Pay REPARATIONS To Its white Enslavers for 122 Years—The Debt That Bankrupt a Na
Haiti Was Forced to Pay REPARATIONS To Its white Enslavers for 122 Years—The Debt That Bankrupt a Na Kwabena Ofori Osei 15 Views • 4 months ago

In 1825, France sent fourteen warships to Haiti and demanded the unthinkable — that the formerly enslaved people who had won their freedom pay 150 million gold francs to compensate their former masters. For the "crime" of liberation, Haiti was forced into a debt so crushing it took 122 years to pay off, draining the wealth of an entire nation and locking generations into poverty. This is the story of how the world's first free Black republic — born from the only successful large-scale slave revolt in history — was financially strangled by France, exploited by American banks, and invaded by U.S. Marines, all to ensure that freedom never meant prosperity. From the brutal sugar plantations of Saint-Domingue to the Wall Street vaults where Haiti's stolen gold was stored, this is the debt that bankrupted a nation.

Sources and further reading:
The New York Times — "The Ransom" (2022 Investigation)
United Nations Forum on Haiti's Independence Debt (2025)
Council on Foreign Relations — Haiti's Troubled Path to Development
Harvard Law — What the World Owes Haiti Now
Britannica — Haitian Revolution / Saint-Domingue

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Why We Need to Decolonize the Way We Heal in Our Community
Why We Need to Decolonize the Way We Heal in Our Community Baka Omubo 15 Views • 3 months ago

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Yeza & Rory Stone Love - Is It Because I'm Black [Remix] (Official Video)
Yeza & Rory Stone Love - Is It Because I'm Black [Remix] (Official Video) T. Y. Adodo 52 Views • 3 years ago

Yeza & Rory Stone Love - 'Is It Because I'm Black' [Remix] (Official Video)
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Directed by Fernando Fernández Hevia
Produced by Rory Stone Love

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LYRICS (Written by Yeza)

Verse 1
Honor mi complexion with a badge pon mi chest
I'm Black without apology nuh feelings nuh suppressed
Africa the motherland, understand the richest continent
When mi ready mi a step mi nago fear no consequence
See dem a come wid dem weakness and the pretence ina frequence
Anu press button Anu weak fence
King Marcus a come wid d defence
Black star line pon d sea when we a steam lef enemies
Dem wa mi reduce my lineage to a state of misery
LK and Malcolm get shot a give speech
Look weh d civil rights country a preach
Man a get shot cah dem wa fi be free anuh fruit is a man weh a hang from a tree
Kya move get stop like clog arteries
Revolution spread like hot margarine
Cause I'm black why d border nuh free
Afi pay weh mi nav to foreign embassies.

Chorus
Is it because I'm black

Verse 2

Some a dem kya come on ya
Pon d earth dem a lef pure trauma
Look wa dem do d African daughter
Gone like a thief in d night with her mother
King Leopold couldn't have a father
D mounta African man weh him slaughter
Come wid d Bible wi na take yu offer
African spiritual system mi rather
Chop mi arm n leg n teeth true mi black
Turn roun wa me be patriot
To your colonist country yu miss mi wid Dat
Think royal African a big ediot
Napoleon a gwaun like him never come squat
Pon d native land a Haiti wi call Dat
Liberty equality the French dem a chat
But them never mean the ones ina France weh did black.

Chorus
Is it because I'm black

Verse 3

Rebel pon d bass line yuh know mi ago done it
Fyah ever blaze kerosene ina mi pocket
Black power nav no outage higher voltage nafi charge it
Study everything about mi history never lost it
Focus pon d victory nuh study words like forfeit
Say Ethiopians a burnt face den me a chocolate
Preservation of d melanin mi affi flaunt it
Importance of your health and lineage so seek d knowledge
History books deceiving make yu feel incompetent
Use dem hand make fashion and nuh use African thread
Denial of your origin is like a corset
Illusion of exterior with internal garbage
Original palaces and kingdoms found in Mali
Never told us Black is powerful and dem no sorry
Spare d whites, black soldiers a Frontline pon yu army
State d facts
Give them kilos of the guilt to carry

Chorus
Is it because I'm black

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